City of Hope Atlanta

02/03/2026

Today, we celebrate the incredible women physicians of City of Hope Atlanta. 💙

On National Women Physicians Day, we honor all of the women who lead with expertise, compassion, and resilience in caring for our patients every day. We’re also proud to share reflections from Natalie S. Godbee, D.O., Suji V. Mathew, M.D., M.S., F.I.D.S.A, and Sarah Friend, M.D. on what it means to be a woman physician and the impact of serving our community.

We are grateful for every woman physician who helps advance our mission and delivers hope through exceptional care.

01/31/2026

Taking care of your breast health is one of the most important steps you can take for your future. Regular screenings can detect breast cancer early, when treatment options are most effective.

City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is hosting a Breast Cancer Screening Event on February 11 to help make preventive care more accessible to our community.

✔️ 3D digital mammograms
✔️ Most insurances accepted
✔️ $99 event-only rate for uninsured participants
✔️ No physician referral required

📞 Registration is required: Call 770-400-6677 to reserve your appointment.

Follow City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta for updates on future screenings and breast health resources.

01/30/2026

In recognition of thyroid awareness month, did you know many thyroid nodules are found completely by accident? Imaging for unrelated issues often reveals thyroid nodules – and while most are benign, getting the right evaluation is key. That’s where true thyroid experts matter.

At City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta, our dedicated thyroid cancer experts – Amy Chen, MD, MPH, MBA, FACS and Sabrina Rene’, MD - focus solely on thyroid and parathyroid disease. Their specialized expertise helps determine which nodules need testing and which can simply be monitored. For more information, contact us at 770-400-6677.

01/28/2026

Advances in care continue, but breast and ovarian cancer remain a serious concern for women. Joannie M. Ivory M.D., M.S.P.H., M.H.S. shares her perspective on the 2026 ACS report, which highlights that breast cancer remains one of the most common cancers in women and ovarian cancer continues to be a significant cause of cancer-related deaths.

At City of Hope Atlanta, our experts focus on early detection, prevention and personalized care. Reach out to learn more about recommended screenings and how they can help protect your health. cityofhope.org/atlanta

01/26/2026

City of Hope Atlanta will open and resume normal hours of operation on Tuesday, Jan. 27.

We appreciate the patience and understanding of our patients, families, and staff as we navigated recent weather-related operational adjustments. The safety of our community remains our top priority, and we look forward to continuing to provide the care you rely on as we resume normal operations and services tomorrow.

For questions or additional information, patients may contact their care team or the Care Management Line at 855-848-5760.

01/26/2026

We are proud to celebrate Kevin E. Woods, MD, MPH, who has been named to the inaugural Morehouse 50 Under 50. This recognition honors Morehouse men who lead with purpose and make a measurable impact. At City of Hope Atlanta, Dr. Woods brings that leadership to life every day through his commitment to excellence in patient care and service to others.

01/26/2026

WEATHER UPDATE: According to the National Weather Service, the approaching storm, with an active Ice Storm Warning, is expected to have a substantial impact on our surrounding community. Due to continued concerns regarding hazardous travel conditions, City of Hope Atlanta has made the decision to suspend all non-essential services and close all outpatient clinics on Monday, Jan. 26. This decision is being made with the safety of our staff, patients, and families as our highest priority.

Essential and critical patient care will continue as appropriate. Patients may contact their care team or the Care Management Line at 855-848-5760 for additional information or assistance.

We will continue to monitor weather conditions closely and share any additional updates as needed. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prioritize safety during this weather event.

01/25/2026

At City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta, our volunteers play a vital role in creating a welcoming, compassionate environment for every patient and guest who walks through our doors. We are currently seeking Patient Hospitality Volunteers to support our teams, helping ensure comfort, kindness, and care are felt throughout our cancer center.

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to give back, we invite you to apply to join our Volunteer Program. Visit https://coh.samaritan.com/ and narrow your search to “Atlanta” to get started.

01/24/2026

Early detection saves lives—and the need has never been greater. According to the American Cancer Society, an estimated 321,910 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2026. Routine screenings play a critical role in catching breast cancer early, when it’s most treatable.

City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is hosting a Breast Cancer Screening Event on Wednesday, Feb. 11 to help make preventive care more accessible.

✔️ 3D digital mammograms
✔️ Most insurances accepted
✔️ $99 event-only rate for uninsured participants
✔️ No physician referral required

📞 Registration is required: Call 770-400-6677 to reserve your appointment.

01/23/2026

01/23/2026

Based on projected weather conditions and anticipated hazardous travel impacts for the upcoming winter storm, City of Hope Atlanta will plan for adjusted operations with safety as the top priority for our staff, patients, and families.

At this time, we will have a delayed start on Monday, Jan. 26 with operations beginning at 10:00 a.m. Care teams will be prepared to adjust schedules as needed to support patient care while prioritizing safety.

Teams will communicate directly with any impacted patients regarding appointment updates. Patients may also contact their care team or the Care Management Line at 855-848-5760 for additional information or assistance.

Weather conditions will continue to be monitored closely, and additional updates will be shared promptly should operational changes be required.

01/22/2026

New data continues to show encouraging progress in the fight against cancer. Daniel Kellman, N.D., F.A.B.N.O. highlights the progress being made in cancer care, including improved five-year survival rates and the importance of ongoing advances in treatment and screening.

At City of Hope Atlanta, our experts are committed to improving patient outcomes and quality of life. Contact us to learn more about cancer screenings and how early detection can make a difference. cityofhope.org/atlanta