New Piedmont Newnan: Hospital receives state license to open

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Chris Reeves, MD, left, and Jarrod Huey, MD, both anesthesiologists at Piedmont Newnan Hospital, examine the anesthesia equipment in one of the new operating rooms in the Ambulatory Surgery Center.
By ALEX MCRAE
alex@newnan.com
The final hurdle before opening Georgia’s newest hospital was cleared on Tuesday when six officials from the state hospital licensing board granted Piedmont Newnan Hospital a license to operate the brand new facility at 745 Poplar Road.
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