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.
Grady is a large public hospital in downtown Atlanta. It has a Level 1 trauma center and emergency care, plus primary care, women's health, stroke, heart, cancer, orthopedic and surgery care. It also has neighborhood health centers around the Atlanta area.
This is a Grady Health neighborhood clinic on Atlanta's Westside. It gives checkups and everyday care to adults and children, plus pregnancy and women's care, mental health help, and same-day visits. Bloodwork, X-rays, and mammograms are done at the same place.
Good Samaritan Health Center is a Christian nonprofit health center in Atlanta. It serves people who are uninsured or have low incomes. It offers checkups, dental care, counseling, medicine help, and a Friday clinic for people without homes. Patients pay based on what they can afford.
The Georgia Poison Center is the state's official poison center. Trained nurses, pharmacists and doctors answer a free phone line all day and night about poisonings, medicines, bites and stings. It also teaches the public and trains health and emergency workers.
The Correll Pavilion is a Grady Health building at 80 Gilmer St. SE in downtown Atlanta. It holds outpatient centers for cancer care, bone and joint care, eye care, surgery, rehabilitation and more. You can call the main Grady number to book an appointment.
AID Atlanta helps people in the Atlanta area who are living with HIV, and it also offers HIV and STI testing. It has medical clinics, a pharmacy, mental health therapy, case managers, and help with housing, bills, and rides.
The Urban Clinic of Atlanta is a free clinic for adults who have no health insurance and not much money. It offers regular doctor visits, care for long-term illness, lab tests, screenings, mental health support, and access to medicines. You must have an appointment, and you start by filling out the New Patient Form.
Morehouse School of Medicine is a medical school in Atlanta.L. Clinic, a free health and wellness clinic that sees patients by appointment on Saturdays and some Wednesday evenings. The school also runs science and health career programs for students from grade 5 through college.
L. Clinic, a free student-run clinic for patients of all ages. Medical students work with doctors to give medical care, dental care, lab work, lower-cost medicine and referrals to specialists. Visits are by appointment only, on Saturday mornings at two Atlanta sites and on Wednesday evenings by video.
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.
DEAM is a ministry supported by 18 Decatur-area churches. It gives emergency food and basic toiletries, helps pay for filled prescriptions, and helps with past-due water, gas and electric bills. Help is for people living in its 10 ZIP code area, and everything is set up by phone.
Kirkwood Health Center is a Grady neighborhood clinic on Memorial Drive. It gives checkups and ongoing care to adults and children. It also has eye care, women's health, counseling, lab and X-ray services, and a pharmacy in the same building.
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.
MedCura Health is a community health center with 16 sites around metro Atlanta. Its Candler Road site in Decatur offers dental care, foot care, and pregnancy care. The wider network also offers primary care, children's care, and mental health care, with income-based pricing for people without insurance and help signing up for Medicaid or other coverage.
Mosaic Health Center, which used to be called Clarkston Community Health Center, is a local clinic for people without health insurance. You pay a small flat fee for visits, and medicine from the clinic's own pharmacy is free. The clinic also has specialty clinics, mental health care, and staff who can help you sign up for benefits like SNAP and Medicaid.
Southside Medical Center is a nonprofit community health center that has served metro Atlanta since 1967, with a main center on Ridge Avenue SW and about 18 locations in the area. It offers family medicine, children's care, women's health, dental, eye care, pharmacy, counseling and other specialty care. It takes Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance, and has a sliding fee scale based on income and family size for people without insurance.
SVdP Georgia Community Pharmacy is a charitable pharmacy run by St. Vincent de Paul Georgia. It fills long-term medicine prescriptions for Georgia residents who cannot afford them. The same team also offers free over-the-counter medicine, medical equipment, health referrals, and help signing up for Medicaid. To start, call the assistance line and follow the phone prompts.
St. Vincent de Paul Georgia is a Catholic charity that has served Georgia since 1903. Its main center in Chamblee has a food pantry, a free pharmacy, and housing programs. For rent, utility and other basic-needs help, you call the assistance line and are sent to the volunteer group in your area.
St. Vincent de Paul Georgia is a faith-based charity that works mostly through volunteers. It helps neighbors in a crisis with rent, utility bills, food, medicine, and housing. You start by calling the assistance line, which sends you to the local volunteer group for your ZIP code.
