ALS United of Georgia

ALS Multi-Disciplinary Clinics (Emory, Augusta, Macon)Service

ALS United of Georgia works with three ALS clinics: Emory in Atlanta, Augusta University, and Atrium Health in Macon. In one visit, patients see many kinds of specialists. ALS United staff take part in clinic to help families find support.

ALS Support GroupsProgram

Free groups where people living with ALS, family, friends and caregivers share and learn together. There are in-person groups in Tucker, Marietta, Macon and Savannah, and a statewide group on Zoom.

Care Services CoordinatorsService

A staff coordinator helps families who are dealing with an ALS diagnosis. They look at what the family needs, help make a plan, suggest equipment, and connect the family to local help.

Caregiver Support GroupsProgram

Groups for people who care for someone with ALS. They share experiences and get understanding from others who know how hard caregiving can be. There is a monthly Zoom meeting and a quarterly in-person meeting.

Education & Resources: Resource Directory, Emergency Guide and WebinarsService

Free-to-read guides for people living with ALS in Georgia. They include a 2026 Resource Directory, an Emergency Preparedness Guide and webinars on YouTube.

Paul B. Williams ALS Transportation ProgramProgram

Helps people with ALS get around. It offers non-emergency rides, accessible van rentals, vehicle changes, and vouchers toward buying accessible transportation. An application is needed.

Ricky P. Sweat ALS Equipment Loan & Assistive Technology ProgramProgram

Lends mobility and communication equipment to Georgians living with ALS. It covers items that Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance do not pay for. The goal is to help people stay independent.

Sally Panfel In-Home Care & Respite ProgramProgram

Gives short-term in-home care to people living with ALS, up to 18 hours a week. It gives caregivers a break while the family finds longer-term help. Families must apply and be assessed.