The Fulton County Board of Health runs public health clinics across Fulton County. They offer shots, WIC, HIV and sexual health care, family planning, teen health, TB tests, and birth and death records. Services are different at each location, so call before you go.
HEALing Community Health (also known as HEALing Community Center) is a federally qualified health center serving metro Atlanta since 2013. It offers adult, children's, and women's health care, dental care, behavioral health, and vaccinations at several Atlanta-area clinics. Call to ask about payment options and to book a visit.
Atlanta Comprehensive Wellness Clinic is a private medical clinic in Midtown Atlanta. It offers abortion care, birth control, early pregnancy care, yearly exams, infection testing, and vaccines. It also mails abortion pills to people with a mailing address in seven listed states.
College Park Regional Health Center is a clinic of the Fulton County Board of Health. It offers vaccines, family planning, teen health visits, travel health advice, refugee health screening, and SSI disability screening. It is open Monday to Friday.
LifeLine Animal Project is an Atlanta nonprofit that runs the Fulton County and DeKalb County animal shelters. It offers pet adoption, fostering, low-cost vet care and spay/neuter, and free pet help events. It also helps people keep their pets with vaccines, food and other support.
The Georgia Department of Public Health is the state health agency. Its website points people to shot records and school vaccine forms, free vaccines for eligible children, dental clinics for children and families, home visits for pregnant women and babies, and birth and death records. Its Constituent Services line can answer questions.
Neighborhood Union Health Center is a Fulton County Board of Health clinic on Sunset Avenue in northwest Atlanta. It offers vaccines, WIC, women's health and family planning, sexual health testing and PrEP, teen health services, and a drug user health program called SafeWorks. It is a public health clinic, so it does not list full primary care, dental care or behavioral health treatment.
This is the East Atlanta Health Center on Moreland Avenue. It offers sexual and reproductive health care, including birth control, STD and HIV testing, vaccines, and abortion care. You can be seen in person or by telehealth, and you do not need insurance.
This clinic inside Hughes Spalding Hospital in downtown Atlanta is the regular doctor's office for kids and teens from birth to age 18. Staff give checkups, shots, sick visits, school and sports physicals, and help manage ongoing health problems like asthma or diabetes, with a pharmacy and behavioral health support on site.
DeKalb Public Health is the public health agency for DeKalb County. Its health centers offer vaccines, family planning, HIV and STI testing and care, and treatment for minor health problems. It also runs a mobile wellness van and handles birth and death certificates and medical records requests.
Physicians' Care Clinic is a charity clinic for adults in DeKalb County who have no health insurance and a low income. Volunteer doctors, nurses and pharmacists give non-emergency checkups, health screenings, flu shots and medicine from an on-site pharmacy. You have to apply and be approved first, and the clinic does not take walk-ins.
Adamsville Regional Health Center is a Fulton County Board of Health clinic on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW. It offers vaccines, WIC, children's dental and health screenings, women's health and family planning, and STI and HIV testing and PrEP. It accepts insurance and Medicaid and has sliding scale fees. It does not list housing or job help.
HEALing Community Health, which used to be called HEALing Community Center, is a federally qualified health center in metro Atlanta. It offers doctor visits for adults, children and women, dental care, and mental health counseling. People without insurance may be able to get lower fees based on their income and family size.
This is a public health clinic in College Park run by the Fulton County Board of Health. It gives vaccines, TB skin tests, travel health visits, STI testing, and women's and teen health care. It also offers WIC, vital records, and environmental health services.
DeKalb Public Health runs health centers in DeKalb County, including Clifton Springs in Decatur. They give vaccines, family planning care, STD and HIV testing and care, dental care, and sports physicals. They also run mobile health vans and sell birth and death certificates.
Positive Impact Health Centers has a center in Decatur that offers HIV medical care, HIV testing, prevention medicine, counseling, and addiction treatment. Most services are for people living with HIV, and many are priced by what you can pay. HIV testing is free, and regular screenings are walk-in.
LifeLine Animal Project runs a spay and neuter clinic in College Park for cats and dogs. The clinic is open Monday to Thursday, and pets are dropped off in the morning for surgery. LifeLine also helps people with outdoor community cats, free pet help in some Atlanta neighborhoods, and pet vaccine events.
Mercy Care Chamblee is a clinic on Peachtree Road. It offers adult and children's checkups, vaccines, dental care, eye care, and mental health care in one place. Walk-ins are welcome, and there is a sliding fee scale based on income.
Mercy Care is a health center at 424 Decatur Street SE in Atlanta. It offers doctor visits, dental care, eye care, and mental health care in one place, and everyone is welcome no matter their insurance or income. People without insurance can pay on a sliding fee scale based on income, and walk-ins are welcome. Outreach teams also bring care to people living outside.
Southside Medical Center's Gresham clinic is a community health center on Gresham Road in Atlanta. It offers family medicine, women's health care, care for children and teens, and dental care. It takes Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance, and uninsured patients may qualify for lower fees based on income and family size.
