105 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
The Administration for Community Living is a federal HHS agency, not a local Atlanta nonprofit. It helps older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families by funding local service networks and running tools that connect people to aging and disability resources.
17 services
Georgia Department of Human Services Division of Aging Services is the state aging agency for Georgia. It helps older adults, adults with disabilities, caregivers, and families find services like meals, in-home help, Medicare counseling, elder abuse reporting, legal help, and long-term care advocacy.
12 services
The American Diabetes Association helps people prevent and manage diabetes through education, resources, advocacy, and research. Its Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina office serves this region with information, events, volunteer opportunities, and programs for people living with diabetes or at risk for type 2 diabetes.
11 services
The American Diabetes Association helps people prevent and manage diabetes. It offers diabetes information by phone, chat, and email, connects people to education programs and financial aid resources, runs prevention and healthy living programs, and advocates for better diabetes care.
15 services
PeachCare for Kids is Georgia's health insurance program for uninsured children. It helps eligible children get coverage for doctor visits, checkups, vaccines, dental care, vision care, prescriptions, hospital care, emergency care, and mental health care.
4 services
Cam and Madi's Promise, Inc. is a Georgia nonprofit that helps families of children with intellectual, developmental, spinal, or brain injury needs. They help families understand and apply for Georgia Medicaid waivers like Katie Beckett and NOW/COMP, and they connect families to other special-needs resources.
5 services
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging is a national nonprofit that helps Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander older adults. Its helpline helps older adults and caregivers understand Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, SSI, SNAP, LIHEAP, vaccines, and other services in several languages.
7 services
The Georgia Department of Community Health is a State of Georgia agency in Atlanta. It runs or oversees Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids, Georgia Pathways to Coverage, the State Health Benefit Plan, health facility regulation, and rural health funding programs.
12 services
Meriwether County DFCS is a Georgia state family and benefits office that serves Meriwether County. It helps people apply for and manage SNAP food benefits, Medicaid, TANF cash help, and child welfare services like child protective services, foster care, and adoption information.
8 services
DeKalb County DFCS is the local state office for Georgia family and benefits services in DeKalb County. They help people apply for SNAP food benefits, Medicaid, TANF cash help, child welfare services, foster care, and adoption support.
8 services
Legacy Link is the Georgia Mountains Area Agency on Aging. It helps older adults, adults with disabilities, caregivers, and families find services like meals, transportation, in-home help, Medicare counseling, legal help, senior centers, and job training.
13 services
Takeda is a drug company that runs patient support programs in the United States. Its Help At Hand program may provide free Takeda medicines to people who have no insurance or not enough insurance and meet financial rules.
3 services
Abbott Nutrition helps patients and caregivers check insurance coverage for Abbott nutrition products recommended by a health care provider. If there is no insurance coverage or other help available, its Patient Assistance Program may provide eligible nutrition products at no cost.
3 services
Georgia Access is Georgia's official health insurance marketplace. It helps Georgia residents compare health plans, check for financial help, enroll online, and find certified agents or assisters for free help.
7 services
Berean Outreach Ministry Center is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps underserved families and individuals with food and links to other support like clothing, education, jobs, and health resources. Its official hours page says the food pantry at 312 Hamilton E. Holmes Dr. NW is temporarily closed and the ministry is working to reopen services, so call before going.
Collier Heights3 services
Daiichi Sankyo Access Central is now called AccessCentral4U. It helps U.S. patients and their doctors understand insurance coverage, get approval support, and look for help paying for Daiichi Sankyo medicines.
3 services
CHI Health is a Catholic nonprofit health system serving Nebraska, southwest Iowa, northern Kansas, Minnesota, and North Dakota. It runs hospitals, clinics, behavioral health care, emergency care, pharmacy services, classes, support groups, language help, and financial assistance for eligible patients.
10 services
Bristol Myers Squibb is a national medicine company, not a local Atlanta charity. Its patient support pages help U.S. adults who have been prescribed BMS medicines understand insurance coverage, look for co-pay help, and apply for free medicine programs when they qualify.
6 services
Pfizer RxPathways helps people in the U.S. find ways to pay for Pfizer medicines. It connects eligible patients to Pfizer assistance programs, co-pay and savings offers, insurance support, and other medicine-cost resources.
8 services
Sanofi is a medicine company that offers patient support programs in the U.S. Its insulin savings programs can lower the cash cost of certain Sanofi insulins, and Sanofi Patient Connection may help eligible patients get some Sanofi medicines at no cost.
4 services
