Georgia Department of Public Health - Refugee Health Program
200 Piedmont Ave., SE, Atlanta, 30334
(470) 763-8303
This is the Refugee Health Program of the Georgia Department of Public Health. It serves newly arrived refugees across Georgia. It works with resettlement agencies, county health departments and health care providers to set up a health screening. Its outreach team gives health education, helps link people with complex medical needs to care, and makes home visits.
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What they offer 6
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Domestic Refugee Health ScreeningService
A health check-up for newly arrived refugees. The program works with resettlement agencies, county health departments and health care providers to do it. The visit should start within 90 days of arrival.
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Help finding doctorsService
You can get help finding a doctor.
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Medicaid Linkage & CoordinationService
Helps refugees fully use their short-term Medicaid coverage (4 months for arrivals on/after May 5, 2025; 12 months for earlier arrivals) and links complex cases to ongoing care.
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Medical Interpretation & Health EducationService
Provides limited medical interpretation during the initial screening and follow-up, plus pre-screening health orientation and community health education.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Refugee Health OutreachService
Outreach staff give health orientation and education to refugees. They help link people with complex medical issues to care. They also make home visits to help people follow their treatment plans.
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Tuberculosis (TB) Prevention and ControlProgram
State program that identifies and treats people with TB disease, screens close contacts and high-risk groups, and makes sure treatment is finished.
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