Radiotherapy Clinic Expands Close By

Cancer patients in the and area have a new larger radiotherapy facility close by in Snellville to help them with their treatment needs. The Snellville location of Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia recently had a grand opening to showcase its new building.

“We may be expanding to a new building, but it will be the same great care. Just with new state-of-the-art technology,” said John Gargus, M.D., medical director of Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia - Snellville. 

The new facility incorporates TrueBeam Technology, an FDA approved radiotherapy technology that members of the clinic say allows doctors to optimize treatments using incredible accuracy. The clinic has also decided to revert to its original name.

“Returning to the name ‘Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia’ reinforces our dedication to providing quality radiation therapy to those suffering with cancer,” said Frank Critz, M.D., founder and medical director of Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia.  “While our name has changed, our commitment to serving the needs of our local communities remains the same.”

Gargus will continue to lead the new facility as its resident radiation oncologist. He was previously a radiation oncologist with Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia Lawrenceville and rejoined the organization in June as medical director for the Snellville sites. Gargus has practiced radiation oncology in Gwinnett County for the past 15 years.  

With five locations in Georgia including the new Snellville facility, Radiotherapy Centers of Georgia is convenient and close to home.  To learn more about Radiotherapy Centers of Georgia, or to learn more about the new Snellville location, visit http://www.rcog.com/.