City of Hope Atlanta

03/20/2026

Celebrating our amazing nurses, yesterday and every day. 💙

In honor of Certified Nurses Day, we had the opportunity to recognize the incredible certified nurses at City of Hope Atlanta. From delivering compassionate, specialized care to helping treat and support our cancer patients through every step of their experience, their impact is felt in countless ways across our hospital.

Their dedication, kindness, and commitment make a difference in the lives of patients and families every single day. Thank you, nurses for all that you do to make hope possible.

03/19/2026

Ready to dive Beyond the Blood? Join City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta for a full day of learning, inspiration, and real‑world clinical insight at our Hematology & Transplant Symposium on April 25!

This powerhouse event brings together nurses, healthcare professionals, and community members for expert‑led sessions, interactive discussions, and the latest updates in hematology and transplant care. Whether you're looking to grow your clinical knowledge, earn CE credit, or simply connect with others passionate about advancing patient care, this symposium has something for everyone.

We can’t wait to see you there and bring hematology oncology education to life together! Save your seat today by registering here: https://COHATL.eventbrite.com

City of Hope Atlanta employees may attend at no cost. Contact Kim Crum for the code.

Bringing hematology oncology education to life- combining clinical excellence, real-world application, and CE credit opportunities!

03/17/2026

Spreading smiles and joy this St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀💚 Our City of Hope Atlanta team brought festive cheer throughout the day, reminding us that a positive spirit and a little fun can brighten any moment — for patients, families, and each other. 🌈✨

Wishing everyone a Happy St. Patrick’s Day filled with hope, health, and a touch of luck! 🍀

03/16/2026

Exciting news at City of Hope Atlanta! ✨

The Spirit of Life statue has officially arrived and now welcomes patients and their families, visitors and staff at our front entrance. This iconic symbol has been part of City of Hope’s story since 1967 and represents healing, hope and the compassion that defines our care.

The statue depicts a family with arms lifted in motion — symbolizing strength, unity and the shared journey through illness and healing. It serves as a daily reminder that at City of Hope Atlanta, care goes beyond medicine. We are here to support the whole person and walk alongside our patients and their loved ones every step of the way.

We’re proud to bring this meaningful symbol of our legacy to Atlanta and hope it serves as a beacon of hope for all who pass by. 💙

03/16/2026

Atlanta, registration is open for Walk for Hope.

Join us November 7, 2026 as our community comes together to walk in support of lifesaving cancer and diabetes research at City of Hope.

To celebrate the start of the season, we’re recognizing those who step forward early. Participants who register and raise $100 by March 31 will receive their 2026 Walk for Hope T-shirt—a milestone typically reached at $150 raised.

Every step helps move hope forward.

Register today: cityofhope.org/walkforhope

03/14/2026

A special thank you to the amazing students from Newnan High School who spent their Student Edition volunteer day serving at our hospital. Hosted by RiverLife 🌿, this county-wide initiative brings students together to support local nonprofits, and we are grateful they chose to invest their time at City of Hope Atlanta.

These incredible students helped refresh and prepare the flower beds in our courtyard, creating a brighter, more peaceful outdoor space for our patients, families, visitors, and staff to enjoy. 💐 They also wrote heartfelt letters to our patients, sharing messages of encouragement, hope, and kindness.

03/13/2026

The teamwork continued all week long for Patient Safety Week at City of Hope Atlanta! 💙🏀

As part of our “Team for Patient Safety” theme, our employees stepped up to the line and took their shot in our “Shoot Hoops for Patient Safety” activity — a fun reminder that every action, every role and every decision plays a part in protecting our patients.

Patient safety isn’t just a priority — it’s a team effort. And seeing our staff come together in support of that commitment makes us proud.

Thank you to everyone who participated and continues to champion a culture of safety each and every day. 👏🏥

03/12/2026

Please join us in welcoming Dennis Choat, M.D. to City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta 👏

Board-certified and fellowship-trained, Dr. Choat brings more than 30 years of experience in colorectal surgery and cancer care. He specializes in innovative, minimally invasive and robotic procedures, helping patients receive cutting-edge treatment while minimizing side effects and protecting quality of life.

Dr. Choat earned his medical degree from the University of Alabama School of Medicine, completed his general surgery residency at Georgia Baptist Medical Center, and went on to fellowship training at Ochsner Foundation Hospital. He has also served in numerous leadership roles throughout his distinguished career.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time to prioritize screening, prevention and access to expert care. We’re proud to strengthen our colorectal cancer program with a physician so deeply committed to innovation and compassionate, patient-centered care. 💙

Dennis Choat, MD, FACS, FASCRS, is a board-certified, fellowship-trained Colorectal Surgeon at City of Hope® Cancer Center Paces Ferry who has more than three decades of experience in his field.

03/11/2026

Our team is the heart of everything we do. 💙 Last week, we had the privilege of celebrating the incredible employees who make City of Hope Atlanta such a special place for our patients and one another. From early mornings to late evenings, from clinical excellence to compassionate support, their dedication does not go unnoticed.

To say thank you, we treated our team to delicious food trucks and some much-needed midday puppy cuddles with Oliver Golden Therapy Dog 🐾

Every role. Every department. Every person. Together, you make hope possible. Thank you to our City of Hope Atlanta employees for your hard work, your commitment and the care you provide each and every day. We are so grateful for you! 👏

03/09/2026

It’s officially Patient Safety Week at City of Hope Atlanta! 💙

This year, we’re kicking things off with the theme “Team for Patient Safety” because creating a safe environment for our patients takes every single one of us.

To start the week, we asked members of our executive team what patient safety means to them in their unique roles and then had them pass the ball to the next leader, highlighting how safety is a shared responsibility across our organization.

Different roles. One team. One commitment: delivering the highest standard of safe, compassionate care to every patient, every time.

Stay tuned as we continue to celebrate the teamwork that makes patient safety possible. 🏥👏

03/09/2026

Proud of our incredible volunteers from City of Hope Atlanta who spent their Saturday morning serving at the Bridging the Gap Event. ☀️

Our team helped start the morning by serving breakfast and then jumped right in to support families during the food distribution. We’re grateful for employees who are always willing to give their time and heart to support the communities we serve. 💛

03/06/2026

We’re proud to see our team making a difference beyond the walls of City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta. 🏡

As a proud sponsor of Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build Day, City of Hope Atlanta joined volunteers across five counties working together to help build nine homes for families in our community.

Today, Regina Brigman-Lake, DNP, RN, CENP, CNOR, Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer and fellow staff members, represented City of Hope Atlanta by volunteering on the build site in Fayette County. Rolling up their sleeves to help make safe, stable housing possible for local families.

We’re grateful for leaders like Regina and team members who live out our mission not only through compassionate patient care, but also through service to the communities we call home. 💙