After Hours Care

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911.

If you are an existing patient and have a medical concern after hours that needs immediate attention from your medical provider, call 404.752.1400 and follow the telephone prompts to reach your provider by department.

Our Patient Portal is a secure, convenient, and easy way to access your health information

Here's what you can do:

• Send an email to your provider (For a medical emergency, please call 911. To reach a healthcare provider afterhours, please call 404-752-1400)
• Request to schedule an appointment
  
• Get automatic appointment reminders
  
• See your health records and test/lab results
  
• See your medications and request pre-approved prescriptions refills
• For billing questions or payment by phone: 1-866-770-4104
  

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911.

To make an appointment, call 404.752.1400 or a center location directly. We strive to get you the care you need as soon as possible by working to get you the quickest appointment available. Please ask the appointment specialist to check availability at other locations and with other providers if your preferred location and/or provider are not available on your desired date. You may walk in at any of our center locations during normal business hours. Our professional team will make sure your healthcare needs are addressed that day or schedule you for the first available appointment.

Registration Forms (to be completed annually)

Click here for the Patient Registration Form - English/Spanish

Please bring completed printed forms to your appointment.

Registration Forms for SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CENTER Patients Only (to be completed annually)

To download the patient registration form in English or Spanish

Please return printed competed forms to your child's school.

Patient registration is processed at the center you visit. New patients should arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your appointment time.

All patients must bring current photo identification, proof of residency, along with insurance information, and payment for services, as applicable.

If you have questions regarding acceptable methods of payment prior to your appointment, please call our Customer Service Financial Information Line at 404.752.1428. If you are applying for the Sliding Fee Scale Program, please download the required documentation in English or Spanish.

We are glad you chose The Family Health Centers of Georgia, Inc. as your provider of choice and medical home. The Patient Guide to our Services / Guia de Servicios para nuestros Pacientes is designed to assist you with understanding what will happen before, during and after your visit. We pledge to provide you with quality healthcare that is delivered in a clean and safe environment.

We care about the supporting services that you may need to make your appointment a success. We provide professional translation and interpretation services to help you navigate our services. Translation services are available for Spanish, French and multiple other languages. Sign language and options for the hearing impaired are also available.

Please let us know at the time you make your appointment and/or at the time of your visit that you need on-site assistance.

The Family Health Centers of Georgia, Inc., is partially funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. These federal funds allow FHCGA to make its services more affordable to anyone who qualifies based on income and family size. Patients must complete the Sliding Fee Scale application and provide proof of household income for all household members over the age of 18 along with required documentation(s):

If you are applying for the Sliding Fee Scale Program, please download the required documentation in English or Spanish.

If you have questions regarding acceptable methods of payment prior to your appointment, please call our Customer Service Financial Information Line at 404.752.1428.

Understanding your health record/information

Each time you visit a hospital, physician or other healthcare provider, a record of your visit is made. Typically, this record contains your medical history, symptoms, examination, notes, test results, diagnoses, treatment plan, insurance, and billing information. This health information, often referred to as your health record, serves as a basis for planning your care and treatment and is important for working with the many health professionals who contribute to your healthcare.

Insurance companies and other third-party payers also use your health information to verify the services for which we billed.

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