City of Hope Cancer Treatment Center | Atlanta, GA
Oncology • Atlanta, GA • Since 1988
About
City of Hope now owns the Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA). CTCA was acquired by City of Hope in December 2021 to expand access to City of Hope’s patient-centered care, research, and treatments across communities nationwide. CTCA operates as City of Hope with a focus on high-quality cancer care and patient experience. For job opportunities, you can visit jobs.cancercenter.com. The organization’s U.S. footprint includes multiple offices, with CTCA historically headquartered in Boca Raton, FL, and involvement in nine countries. If you’re specifically looking for an Atlanta, GA location, CTCA/C ity of Hope’s Georgia presence is noted through broader regional outreach rather than a stand-alone CTCA Atlanta facility. For detailed local services in Atlanta, check City of Hope’s official site or CTCA’s current network listings.
Clinic Type
Oncology
Address
600 Celebrate Life Parkway Newnan, Georgia 30265
Phone
(888) 552-6760
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- US News (area hospital listing: Southeastern Regional Medical Center - City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta): 94% patient satisfaction; willingness to recommend
- Healthgrades: 94% Patient Experience Rating (Outstanding Patient Experience Award)
- Birdeye (Cancer Treatment Centers of America, Atlanta - CTCA): 4.1 star rating (393 reviews (Google))
Patients praise
- Staff are described as welcoming, nice, helpful, and professional
- Positive experiences with knowledgeable staff, labs/equipment availability, and short wait times
- Recognition for patient experience/satisfaction (e.g., 94% patient experience ratings)
Common complaints
- Complaints about doctor/care issues affecting outcomes (e.g., alleged mishandling of chemo regimen and patient death)
- Difficulties obtaining timely treatment/planning after surgery; missing standard-of-care steps and lack of direct responses
- Concerns about being scheduled for services a patient did not want (e.g., emotional support appointments)
- Claims of possible network/availability problems ("ghost network" / services on paper)
"“I have been 9 times since December 2024. I have nothing negative to say. It is a welcoming place and doesn't feel like a medical facility. Everybody I have come in contact with has been very nice, helpful and professional.”"
— localitybiz.com review snippet"“My mother passed in her care within a couple months… As soon as she became our doctor she switched her chemo regimen which ultimately resulted in her cancer spreading and death.”"
— localitybiz.com review snippet"“Eventually, I found a facility almost 50 miles from home… What I got was chaos… I filed a formal complaint with the hospital and requested to be assigned a new female oncologist.”"
— cherylwilsongriffin.com patient accountSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- City of Hope Opens New Location in Buckhead - Healthcare and Medical News for Atlanta Physicians — Dec 23, 2025
- City of Hope opens new Atlanta cancer care center in Buckhead - Rough Draft Atlanta — Dec 9, 2025
- City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta Awarded Prestigious FACT Accreditation — May 20, 2026
- Metro Atlanta's City of Hope cancer center working to bring care closer to patients - Local Georgia News — May 3, 2026
- City of Hope Expands Cancer Care to Thomaston and Newnan — Apr 27, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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