Cobb & Douglas Public Health
3001 South Cobb Drive Southeast, Smyrna, 30080
(770) 514-2300 · more numbers below
Cobb & Douglas Public Health is the local health department for Cobb and Douglas counties. It runs WIC food and nutrition help, free HIV testing, birth control and family planning, cancer screening, well-child checkups, and birth and death records. It has a center in Smyrna on South Cobb Drive.
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What they offer 17
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Birth & Death Certificates (Vital Records)Service
You can order certified birth and death certificates in person, by mail or online. Only certain relatives or legal representatives may get them, and you must show photo ID and pay first.
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Birth Control & Family PlanningService
Staff teach about all birth control methods and offer exams and birth control, including IUDs. Care includes breast and cervical cancer and STI screening. It is for women and men.
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Breast & Cervical Cancer ScreeningService
Breast exams, mammogram referrals, pelvic exams and Pap tests for low-income women without enough insurance. Women with abnormal results get follow-up care.
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Early Hearing Detection And Intervention ProgramProgram
This program gives hearing screening and follow-up for newborn babies who need it. It is for babies born in Cobb and Douglas County and for families who may need extra language support.
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Free HIV TestingService
Free, private HIV tests with a finger prick. Results can come in about a minute. You can walk in or make an appointment at four health centers, including Smyrna.
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Free Larvicide Tablets (Mosquito BTI Dunks)Program
Cobb and Douglas residents can pick up one free pack of six mosquito dunks per household at the front desk of any health center, including Smyrna. It runs from Sept. 25 through Oct. 30.
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HIV Prevention, PrEP and Free CondomsService
Free condoms are at every health center, and can be mailed to you. PrEP, a medicine that helps prevent HIV, is available by appointment. Health educators can also come to your event.
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HIV Treatment OptionsService
The health department's HIV treatment page lists two nearby clinics for HIV care, with their phones, addresses and hours.
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Past events (6)
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HIV Testing Outreach Events
Fri, Oct 16
Staff hold free HIV testing at community spots such as libraries. Upcoming: Oct. 16 at South Cobb Regional Library and Oct. 22 at Switzer Library.
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HIV Testing Event: Brothers, Can We Talk?
Mon, Jul 6 · 6:00 pm–9:00 pm
CDPH lists a community HIV testing event at Seven Springs Church.
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Outreach Event: Watch the Cup Douglas
Sat, Jun 27 · 4:00 pm–9:30 pm
CDPH lists an outreach event at Boundary Waters Activity Center.
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HIV Testing Event: National HIV Testing Day in Austell
Sat, Jun 27 · 1:00 pm–6:00 pm
CDPH is offering confidential HIV testing, condoms, and HIV prevention resources at Walgreens in Austell.
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CDPH Event: School Screenings
Thu, Jun 25 · 10:00 am–2:00 pm
CDPH lists a school screening event at Murray Educational Center.
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Outreach Event: Powder Springs Family to Park Movie Night
Thu, Jun 25 · 5:00 pm–8:00 pm
CDPH lists an outreach event at Thurman Springs Park.
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