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Construction on our fifth Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) hospital is underway in Newnan, Georgia. Opening August 2012, our state-of-the-art, all-digital hospital will serve cancer patients and their families from across the Southeast.

On November 3, 2011, we celebrated the completion of the building’s steel frame with a “topping off” ceremony. Executives from PSA Dewberry, Okland & Batson-Cook, local business and civic leaders, as well as our growing team in Newnan, attended the event. A workforce of over 400 has been onsite in recent weeks, working diligently to ready the building for this impressive milestone.

On August 3, 2011, we held a special groundbreaking event. Learn more.

    CTCA of the Southeast at a Glance
    With the support of the legislature, the community, and the incredible team at CTCA, we can help adults from across the Southeast win the battle against this horrible disease.
    Tommie Williams, Senator, Georgia State

  • 212,000-square-foot, all-digital hospital focused exclusively on treating cancer.

  • Located in Newnan, Georgia at Newnan Crossing Bypass off of I-85.

  • It will include: 50 beds; ICU rooms; surgical suites; state-of-the-art radiation and infusion therapy departments; an outpatient clinic; rehabilitation and physical therapy department; and onsite residential accommodations for outpatients and their families.

  • Our hospital is expected to generate $500 million in economic activity over the first five years,
    and create approximately 500 new jobs after the fifth year of operation.

  • With more than two-thirds of patients expected to come from outside the state of Georgia, patients and their families will also contribute to the growth and vitality of the local economy.

Former Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue recognized the CTCA project as one of the "State of Georgia's Top 10 Economic Development Projects."

"This land purchase takes us one step closer to opening this great facility. The emergence of this cancer center is evidence that Georgia is emerging as a leader in the health care industry. As one of Georgia's top economic development projects, Cancer Treatment Centers of America's regional center in Coweta County is not only a great healthcare resource for Georgians and the entire Southeast but also is huge engine for job creation."
Nathan Deal, Governor, State of Georgia

"I'm excited that Cancer Treatment Centers of America is one step closer to opening their world class facility in late 2012 and am happy to congratulate CTCA and the many Coweta County partners that came together to make today's announcement a reality. Like many companies, CTCA recognizes Georgia as the most economically viable state in which to do business. The fact that the Central Educational Center was such a key component in their decision to locate in Coweta County is a great testament to the success of our College and Career Academy Network and a reminder of how critical a skilled and well-educated workforce is for economic development."
Casey Cagle, Lt. Governor, State of Georgia

“I am delighted by the fact that CTCA has chosen Coweta County as a site for one of their quality facilities for a myriad of reasons. With unemployment reaching 9.2 percent this month, this cancer center alone will initially employ 150 individuals and this number is expected to grow to 500 employees within the next five years. And with two thirds of the center's patients coming from neighboring states, the treatment center is projected to bring with it $500 million in economic activity.”
Congressman Lynn Westmoreland, R-GA, Third District

"The arrival of Cancer Treatment Centers of America is a huge boost for the economy, and adds to the continued growth of the medical cluster that exists in metro Atlanta. CTCA will be hiring skilled healthcare professionals that will bring more opportunities and jobs to the area."
Hans Gant, Senior Vice President of Economic Development, Metro Atlanta Chamber

"It is an exciting time for Newnan, Georgia and Cancer Treatment Centers of America! The long term economic benefits to this region of Georgia are countless, but more importantly the needs of cancer patients throughout the Southeastern Region will be forever changed. CTCA brings a standard of care, professionalism, and community service that are unparalleled. I look forward to the next generation of healthcare in the Southeastern Region of the United States, and watching our community and CTCA grow for many years to come."
Clayton Hicks, Council Member, City of Newnan

"Words can't express how I feel about Cancer Treatment Centers of America. The fact that they are now going to be in my backyard is something that I have dreamed about since I first found them, because CTCA was not just a place that took care of my cancer, it was a place that took care of me. I wasn't a cancer patient at CTCA, I was someone's daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and friend. My experience with CTCA went beyond the traditional patient-doctor relationship. Every person I came in contact with "treated" me as if was their daughter, sister, wife, grandmother or friend. To know this level of care is available to others in similar circumstances as mine here in the Southeastern region is a blessing; not just a blessing for patients but the entire community."
Ginny Walley, Former Cancer Treatment Centers of America Patient, Senoia, Georgia

Having CTCA in Georgia will be a blessing for patients throughout the Southeast. The new hospital in Newnan will offer easier access to CTCA’s unique care model that puts my needs and the needs of my family first.
George Drennan
Canton, Georgia Resident and Cancer Patient

"As a Georgia resident, as an elected official, and as an individual personally touched by cancer – I am proud to welcome CTCA to our backyard. CTCA will bring much-needed quality healthcare services to patients seeking another option - in the state and throughout the Southeastern region."
Tommie Williams, Senator, Georgia State

"An explosive economic impact to the region, not to mention expansion of options for patients suffering from this awful disease."
Ron Stephens, State Representative, Georgia State Legislature, Chairman, Economic Development and Tourism

"I am proud to welcome Cancer Treatment Centers of America into the great State of Georgia. Their presence will facilitate an increased access to high-quality healthcare for patients in need. Upon completion, the State of Georgia will have an enhanced cancer care option – closer to patients' homes."
Mickey Channel, State Representative, Georgia State Legislature

"We are very happy that Cancer Treatment Centers of America is moving ahead with the planned facility here in Coweta County. This big step forward represents a vital piece of our economic future, and, even more importantly, a high quality cancer care resource for, not only Coweta citizens, but also citizens from across the southeast."
Rodney Brooks, Chairman, Coweta County Commission

"This is a major milestone for the project, and, on behalf of the Coweta County Development Authority, we are very pleased that CTCA is moving forward with construction. An important part of the Coweta County economy is health care – an industry sector that will continue to grow in the future. CTCA will provide access to high-quality cancer care for patients throughout the southeast while creating jobs locally and helping fuel the economy of our entire region."
David Brown, Chairman, Coweta County Development Authority

"The opening of the Cancer Treatment Centers of America in Georgia marks a major step forward for our state. Giving Georgians stricken with this disease another world class option for treatment is a reason to celebrate. Our hope is that Georgia becomes the National leader in the treatment of Cancer. Opening the Cancer Treatment Centers of America brings us closer to making this a reality."
Chip Rogers, Senator, Georgia State Legislature

"Having a Cancer Treatment Centers of America hospital here is a tremendous asset as we build Georgia into a powerhouse of healthcare. These facilities attract skilled talent, stimulate innovation, and more importantly, provide hope to cancer patients through the leading-edge technologies they employ."
Chris Cummiskey, Commissioner, Georgia Department of Economic Development

"The City of Newnan is very excited for Cancer Treatment Centers of America to come one step closer to opening its doors in Newnan. For our cancer patients locally, and those throughout the region - this means first-class healthcare will be available in Newnan in the very near future. Cancer Treatment Centers of America's reputation for high-quality staff providing innovative, personalized cancer care, will be a welcomed addition to our thriving community. The City of Newnan is ready to assist CTCA in every way possible to facilitate the construction of the hospital. Congratulations to everyone involved."
Keith Brady, Mayor, City of Newnan

In the News


On June 18, 2009, CTCA announced Newnan, Georgia as the site of a proposed cancer treatment facility serving patients in the Southeast. See the videos below for behind-the- scenes footage of the event surrounding the announcement. Hear from patients and caregivers, area residents, legislators, local business leaders, members of the medical community, and others about the impact of the new hospital on patients across the Southeast, as well as the community.

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