Wellstar Health System has opened its new Yellow Tower at Kennestone Regional Medical Center. The nine-story facility expands specialty services like cardiology and neurology while adding state-of-the-art technology aimed at improving patient experience.
Wellstar Health System has opened a new cancer care facility in Cartersville that expands local oncology services. Leaders say it will double infusion capacity while offering comprehensive treatments closer to home. The investment is part of Wellstar’s broader effort across north Georgia.
The Hardy family has pledged $1 million toward expanding Wellstar Paulding Medical Center’s facilities and supporting physician training programs. This gift supports broader investments addressing rising healthcare needs as Paulding County grows rapidly.
Wellstar Paulding Medical Center has been awarded Magnet redesignation with distinction by ANCC for its ongoing commitment to nursing excellence. Leaders say this achievement highlights teamwork among staff while offering measurable benefits for patients. Only about 10% of hospitals nationwide achieve this level of recognition.
Wellstar Spalding Medical Center has opened a new cancer center aimed at improving local access to oncology services. The expanded facility nearly doubles previous capacity while adding new specialties like endocrinology. Leaders say these changes will make quality care more convenient for area residents.
Thomas A. Kruse has been named executive vice president and chief strategy officer at Wellstar Health System starting March 30. He will oversee strategic growth initiatives as Wellstar continues expanding services across Georgia.
On January 23, Columbia County high school juniors and seniors attended the 2026 Opportunity Summit at the Columbia County School District’s Support Complex.
On January 15, 2026, Wellstar Health System commemorated Martin Luther King Jr.
Tom Golisano, founder of Paychex and a noted healthcare philanthropist, has announced a $50 million investment in the Wellstar Children’s Hospital of Georgia (WCHOG), affiliated with Augusta University’s Medical College of Georgia.
Construction work on Broad Street in Augusta, Georgia, will continue in the coming weeks as part of an improvement project between 9th (James Brown Boulevard) and 11th Streets.