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With an independent, National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated comprehensive cancer center at its core, City of Hope brings a century-plus legacy of scientific discoveries and superior survival outcomes to patients in Georgia and the Southeast.

05/05/2026

What started as a routine appointment turned into a life-changing journey for Calvin, a longtime firefighter who was unexpectedly faced with a cancer diagnosis that didn’t add up. After a year of misdiagnosis and treatments that weren’t right for his condition, Calvin and his wife knew something wasn’t right. That search for answers led them to City of Hope—where everything changed.

Diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Calvin finally received the correct care plan and a team that truly listened. Under the care of Dr. Popplewell and the City of Hope team, he completed treatment and continues to be supported through ongoing monitoring at City of Hope Atlanta.

“They actually listened. They cared about me as a person, not just a diagnosis.”

Today, Calvin is using his voice to advocate for cancer awareness and early detection within the fire service and helping others take charge of their health and seek the care they deserve. For Calvin, hope isn’t just a word - it’s what changed everything.💙

05/03/2026

Early detection changes everything. 💗

At City of Hope Atlanta, Sarah Friend, M.D., Breast Medical Oncologist, emphasizes the critical role of early detection—an insight that closely aligns with findings from the 2026 American Cancer Society report. Her perspective reinforces that when breast cancer is identified in its earliest stages, patients often have access to more effective treatment options and improved outcomes, highlighting the life-saving impact of routine screening.

Prioritizing regular screenings can lead to earlier answers—and better outcomes.

📅 Don’t forget: Join us for our upcoming Breast Cancer Screening Event on May 13
📞 Call today to register and reserve your appointment: 770-400-6677

Your health is worth the screening. 💕

05/02/2026

It’s time to celebrate the Coweta County Special Olympic Spring Games! 💙 Team City of Hope Atlanta was proud to volunteer, supporting this incredible event and cheering on athletes as they showcase their strength, determination, and sportsmanship.

We are honored to stand alongside participants, families, and volunteers in celebrating inclusion, community, and the power of sport. 💛

04/30/2026

We were grateful for the opportunity to join the Newnan Kiwanis Club at their weekly meeting. Pat Brown, Executive Director of Business Development, and Brian Wortz, Director of Clinical Research at City of Hope Atlanta, shared insights into the meaningful advancements happening in the clinical trials space, along with a deeper look at the work being done at City of Hope Atlanta. 💙

We appreciate the Newnan Kiwanis Club and all they do to support our community, as well as their continued support of City of Hope Atlanta.

04/29/2026

Congratulations to our DAISY Award winners at City of Hope Atlanta! 🌼

🌼 Kimberly Watson, RN (Radiation Oncology)
🌼 Heike Merz, RN (Radiation Oncology)
🌼 Tania Craddock, LPN (Inpatient)
🌼 Jacqueline Jett, RN (Infusion)

Every day in our hospital, patients and families share stories that define what compassionate care truly looks like. This month, those stories came together to paint a powerful picture—of nurses who bring light into dark moments, advocate tirelessly for their patients, and offer steady encouragement through every step of the journey.

Kimberly’s presence has been described as a source of comfort when it’s needed most—someone who takes the time to sit, listen, and ensure her patients feel supported, no matter the hour. Heike’s dedication shows up in the way she navigates complex challenges behind the scenes, working relentlessly so her patients can continue their care without interruption. Tania is known for her steady, no-nonsense approach, paired with a level of compassion that makes patients feel cared for like family. And Jacqueline’s encouragement has helped patients find the strength to keep going, offering hope and reassurance during some of their toughest days.

At City of Hope Atlanta, these stories aren’t the exception—they are the standard. They reflect the heart of our mission and the extraordinary impact our nurses make every single day. 💛 Join us in celebrating Kimberly, Heike, Tania, and Jacqueline, and share your own story of a nurse who made a difference.

04/28/2026

We’re proud to share a major milestone for City of Hope Atlanta — we have officially earned our second American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet Recognition!

This prestigious honor is the highest level of recognition for nursing excellence and interprofessional collaboration, held by fewer than 10% of hospitals nationwide. Earning it again is a powerful reflection of the dedication, expertise, and teamwork that define our organization.

But most importantly, this recognition reflects what it means for our patients. Magnet designation is linked to higher quality care, improved patient outcomes, enhanced safety, and a more personalized patient experience. It means our patients can feel confident they are receiving care from highly skilled, collaborative teams who are committed to continuous improvement, innovation, and compassion at every step of their journey.

A huge thank you to all of our incredible nurses and staff who made this possible. Your compassion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to our patients continue to elevate everything we do. This recognition belongs to each and every one of you.💙

04/27/2026

City of Hope Atlanta was honored to stand alongside the community as a proud sponsor of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network PurpleStride Walk Atlanta. 💜

This meaningful event brings together survivors, families, and supporters impacted by pancreatic cancer—creating a powerful space for hope, remembrance, and progress. Our Chief Operating Officer, A.J. Brooks, had the privilege of speaking to those in attendance, sharing encouragement and recognizing the strength and resilience of everyone affected by this disease.

We are grateful to support the mission of Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and remain committed to advancing care, research, and support for patients and their families. Together, we move closer to a future with better outcomes and more hope.

04/23/2026

Robert Stone, CEO of City of Hope, recently visited City of Hope Atlanta, spending time with our team and experiencing firsthand the impact of our work across the region.
As a visionary leader helping shape the future of cancer care, his visit highlights the continued growth of our national network and our commitment to bringing innovative treatments, leading-edge research and compassionate care closer to home.
At City of Hope Atlanta, that mission comes to life every day—for every patient we serve. 💙

04/21/2026

We’re proud to see our experts leading the conversation in cancer care. 👏

City of Hope Atlanta has partnered with Advancing Pathology Education (APE) and Advancing Precision Oncology (APO) on a complimentary educational program to highlight the rapidly evolving role of precision medicine in cancer care. Four City of Hope Atlanta physicians will be featured speakers at the Oncology & Pathology Conference on May 1 in Atlanta: Advancing the Diagnostic-to-Treatment Continuum in Cancer Care – Atlanta.

🔬 Debora Bruno, M.D., M.S., Medical Director of Clinical Research and Thoracic Medical Oncologist, will serve as event chair and present on lung cancer
🩸 Sabarish Ram Ayyappan, M.D., Medical Director of Cellular Therapy, will speak on hematology
🎗️ Bamidele A. Adesunloye, M.D., M.S., F.A.C.P., Chief of Medical Oncology, will present on prostate cancer
🫁 Nitika Sharma, M.D., Medical Oncologist, will join a panel discussion on lung cancer

Attendees can receive CME/CPE/CE credits and ABPath MOC credit.

🔗 Register here: https://www.advancingprecisionmedicine.com/ape-apo-event-series-atlanta-ga/

At City of Hope Atlanta, our physicians aren’t just treating cancer—they’re helping lead the breakthroughs that move care forward—from diagnosis to treatment and beyond.

04/19/2026

Please join us in congratulating Kristin Higgins, M.D., Radiation Oncologist and Chief Clinical Officer of City of Hope Atlanta, on being named a member of the Georgia Society of Clinical Oncologists (GASCO) Clinical Practice and Programs Committees! 👏

Dr. Higgins brings exceptional leadership and clinical expertise to this important work—helping shape clinical guidance, share best practices, and advance patient-centered oncology care across Georgia.

At City of Hope Atlanta, her commitment to innovation, collaboration, and compassionate care makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients every day. This recognition reflects not only her leadership, but also our dedication to delivering leading-edge, personalized cancer care to the communities we serve.

We’re proud to see her impact extend beyond our walls to help strengthen oncology care across the state. Congratulations, Dr. Higgins!

04/16/2026

🌱✨ We are so excited to share that our Children’s Garden program is officially FULL! ✨🌱

Thank you to everyone who signed up—we can’t wait to grow, learn, and get our hands dirty together! 🌼💚 The enthusiasm and support from our community means so much.

If you missed out this time, don’t worry—more opportunities are blooming soon! 🌿 Stay tuned!

04/11/2026

April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month and it’s a powerful reminder that cancer can impact anyone, even young, healthy men who feel like they have their whole future ahead of them.💙

At just 24 years old, Matthew Tyler was building his career, spending time outdoors, and planning his future with the woman who would later become his wife when he received unexpected news: testicular cancer. What he thought would be a minor health concern quickly turned into surgery, chemotherapy, and one of the most challenging seasons of his life.

Through the compassionate care and support he received at City of Hope Atlanta, Matthew found strength during treatment and hope for the future. From a dedicated care team that treated him like family to a supportive environment that helped him and his loved ones navigate each step of the journey, Matthew never felt alone.

Nearly 10 years later, Matthew is cancer-free, married, and the proud father of a healthy six-year-old daughter, something he once feared might not be possible after treatment.

Today, he shares his story to encourage other men to take their health seriously. If something feels different, do not ignore it. Early detection can make all the difference.

This Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, we honor survivors like Matthew and encourage men everywhere to prioritize annual checkups, perform self-exams, and seek care when something does not feel right. Stories like Matthew’s remind us that awareness, early detection, and compassionate care can lead to second chances and brighter futures. 💙

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600 Celebrate Life Parkway
Newnan, GA
30265

Telephone

+17707463271

Website

https://www.cityofhope.org/locations/atlanta

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