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Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia (RCOG) was founded in 1979 by renowned radiation oncologist Dr. Frank Critz. It is a center of excellence in radiation treatment for cancer. We use the latest radiation technology and meticulous research to treat men and women with different types of cancer, including breast, prostate, lung, colon, lymphatic and many others. RCOG is also home to the oldest and most successful prostate seed implant program in existence, a method pioneered by Dr. Critz. We’re proud to say that our treatment for prostate cancer, ProstRcision®, has the world’s highest proven cure rate.

We started with one location in Conyers, Georgia, a quiet suburb of Atlanta. But over the years, we’ve branched out with offices throughout the metro Atlanta area. As we’ve expanded, our reputation has grown as well. RCOG has become one of the country’s top cancer treatment and research facilities, especially in the area of prostate cancer. We have become a destination point for prostate cancer patients, having treated more than 11,000 men for prostate cancer. We have compiled our observations of these men, both before and after treatment, into one of the largest computerized databases on prostate cancer in the U.S. In addition, our doctors have written over 80 peer-reviewed research papers on prostate cancer that have been published or presented at major medical meetings.

Each year, thousands of patients from across the United States and around the globe come to us seeking a cure for their prostate cancer.
Over the years, RCOG has grown into a strong community. And it’s important to know that we offer our patients more than just medical treatment to make them feel better. We know that being diagnosed with cancer can be traumatizing to an individual and his or her family. We have a full-time social worker on staff and support groups available to help our patients cope as they fight cancer.
As part of our Integrated Prostate Health Program (IPHP) current and prospective patients can attend free weekly seminars, held each Tuesday at 5:00 p.m., to learn more about prostate cancer and improve their overall health. At these gatherings, doctors and staff members give lectures and answer questions.
