105 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
The U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is the federal agency that runs Medicare and oversees Medicaid, CHIP, and the Health Insurance Marketplace. People can use Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE for help with Medicare coverage, costs, claims, plan choices, appeals, fraud concerns, and accessible Medicare information.
7 services
Little Hercules Foundation is a nonprofit based in Dublin, Ohio, not Atlanta. It helps people and families affected by rare diseases, especially Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy, get access to needed treatments and care by helping with insurance and coverage problems.
3 services
Eisai Inc. is a U.S. pharmaceutical company, not an Atlanta-based nonprofit. Its patient support programs help eligible U.S. patients understand insurance, appeals, and ways to lower or cover the cost of certain Eisai medicines.
12 services
Consumer Debt Counselors is a nonprofit financial counseling agency based in Winter Park, Florida. They help people with credit card debt, debt management plans, student loans, bankruptcy counseling, homebuyer and foreclosure counseling, and financial coaching for medical costs.
8 services
Emory Decatur Hospital is an Emory Healthcare hospital in Decatur, Georgia. It provides emergency care, medical care, behavioral health care, imaging, rehabilitation, wellness programs, classes, interpretation services, and help understanding bills and financial assistance.
10 services
CVS Caremark is a pharmacy benefits manager, not a local clinic or charity. It manages prescription drug plans for employers, unions, and health plans, and helps members check drug coverage, compare costs, use mail delivery, and look for lower-cost medicine options.
5 services
Novo Nordisk US is a medicine company with its U.S. office in New Jersey, not an Atlanta-area nonprofit. Through NovoCare, it helps people in the U.S. find ways to pay less for Novo Nordisk medicines, including a Patient Assistance Program that may provide certain diabetes medicines for free to people who qualify.
9 services
Empowerline is the Atlanta region's Aging and Disability Resource Connection, run by the Atlanta Regional Commission. It helps older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers find services, understand options, and connect with public and private resources.
12 services
The Urban Clinic of Atlanta is a nonprofit health clinic for adults who are uninsured and have limited income. They provide free primary care, chronic disease care, medicines help, labs, mental health support, referrals, and some community food events.
Perkerson8 services
SVDP Georgia Community Pharmacy is a licensed charitable pharmacy run by St. Vincent de Paul Georgia. It helps low-income, uninsured, and underinsured Georgia residents get prescription maintenance medicine, over-the-counter medicine, medical equipment, Medicaid screening, health education, and health referrals.
10 services
Insure Georgia is a Georgia nonprofit insurance agency connected with Community Health Works. Licensed agents give free, unbiased help by phone or screen share with health insurance options, including the Marketplace, Medicaid, CHIP, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplements, and Medicare drug plans.
4 services
Walmart, Inc. is a national retailer that operates pharmacies, including Walmart Pharmacy locations in the Atlanta area. Its pharmacy services help people fill, refill, transfer, and sometimes get low-cost generic prescriptions, vaccines, delivery, and other health services.
8 services
Allergy & Asthma Network is a national nonprofit that helps people with asthma, allergies, eczema, COPD, and related conditions. They offer free health education, webinars, virtual asthma coaching, community health events, advocacy, and ways to learn about research.
8 services
Georgia DFCS is the state agency that helps families and children apply for benefits and child welfare services. The Cobb County office helps with TANF cash assistance, SNAP food benefits, Medicaid applications, child protective services, foster care, adoption, and referrals to other family resources.
9 services
UI Health is the University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System in Chicago. It runs a hospital, outpatient clinics, community health centers, pharmacies, and specialty care programs, and it also helps patients with insurance, financial assistance, interpreters, accessibility needs, food resources, and housing referrals.
13 services
3D Girls, Inc. is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps girls, young women, mothers, and families. It runs girls' STEAM, leadership, mentoring, and social-emotional programs, plus mom support circles and emergency resource help for families in metro Atlanta.
6 services
Esophageal Cancer CareLine is a free phone and online case management program run by Patient Advocate Foundation with EC Aware. It helps people with esophageal cancer handle health insurance, treatment access, medical bills, disability benefits, workplace benefits, and basic needs that affect care.
6 services
Sanofi US is a medicine and vaccine company. Its main community resource is Sanofi Patient Connection, which can help eligible U.S. patients get certain Sanofi medicines at no cost, review insurance coverage, and find support resources by phone or online.
6 services
Zion Hill Community Development Corporation is a nonprofit in East Point that works to reduce homelessness and poverty in metro Atlanta, with a focus on South Fulton. It helps with rent, mortgage, utilities, motel stays, rapid rehousing, food gift cards, health insurance enrollment, financial coaching, and referrals through a 2-1-1 resource center.
7 services
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation is a national nonprofit with a Georgia Chapter based in Atlanta. It helps people with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis through education, referrals, insurance information, support resources, youth camp, advocacy, research funding, and local fundraising events.
8 services
