Fulton County Board of Health

The Fulton County Board of Health, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is a public health district serving nearly one million residents. Established in 2017, it transitioned from the Fulton County Department of Health and Wellness, aligning with the Georgia Department of Public Health. As Georgia's largest single health district, the organization employs approximately 129 individuals. The Fulton County Board of Health operates eight health centers throughout Fulton County, offering a variety of services to residents. Their centers include state-of-the-art clinics and a renovated Office of Vital Records, located in the Fulton County Government Center. This office utilizes advanced technology and ADA-compliant seating to ensure accessibility for all customers. A primary mission of the Fulton County Board of Health is to protect residents from health threats. They strive to increase access to health services to improve the health outcomes of the diverse Fulton County population. Additionally, they aim to provide residents with the information necessary to live healthier lives. The Fulton County Board of Health's website, fultoncountyboh.org, offers further information about its services, locations, and initiatives.