Proposed Georgia Cancer Hospital Gains State Approval

The Georgia Department of Community Health has approved a certificate of need request for a 50-bed Cancer Treatment Centers of America hospital in Newnan, Ga., according to a report by the Times-Herald.

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The 200,000-square-foot hospital is expected to bring 500 new jobs and $500 million in economic activity to the state, according to the report.

More than two-thirds of the hospital’s patients are expected to come from outside Georgia.

CTCA is expected to begin construction in the next several months, according to the report.

Read the Times-Herald‘s report on Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

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