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Your Trusted Medical Center in Atlanta, GA
Founded in 1998, Good Samaritan Health Center has dedicated itself to providing holistic healthcare to underserved communities in Atlanta. Our mission to spread Christ's love through quality healthcare drives our comprehensive services, including medical, dental, mental health, and specialty care. With a team of 40 full-time staff and 400 volunteers, we serve low-income families through a sliding fee scale based on ability to pay. Our relocation to a larger facility in 2009 enabled expanded access to critical services like prenatal care, health education, and a medication dispensary. We maintain partnerships with local providers for radiology, surgery, and diagnostic services while offering volunteer specialist programs in orthopedics, cardiology, and more.

Our patient-centered approach includes wellness programs addressing diabetes, nutrition, and kidney health, alongside women's screenings for mammograms and pap smears. Supported by corporate donors, churches, and grants, we've grown from a church-based clinic to a trusted community healthcare leader. Our board of medical professionals and community leaders ensures continued alignment with our founding vision of removing healthcare barriers. Through flu vaccination programs and bilingual services, we remain committed to meeting Atlanta's evolving health needs with compassion and expertise.
Services
Medical Care Dental Services Mental Health Counseling Health Education Prenatal Care Medication Dispensary Women's Screenings Specialty Care Flu Vaccinations Nutritional Counseling
Details
  • Year established: 1998
Highlights and features
  • We provide holistic care through medical, dental, and mental health services under one roof
  • Our income-based pricing ensures healthcare accessibility for all economic backgrounds
  • 400+ volunteers support specialized care in cardiology, orthopedics, and more
  • We maintain a medication dispensary for financially qualified patients
  • Bilingual services available for Spanish-speaking patients
Services
Medical Care
Our medical services include sick visits, annual checkups, and wellness exams with vision, hearing, and nutrition screenings. We provide immunizations for school enrollment and coordinate care through our network of specialists. Patients receive comprehensive treatment plans tailored to their specific health needs.
Dental Services
Full restorative dental care includes cleanings, extractions, fillings, and prosthetics like crowns and dentures. Our dental team addresses both routine and complex oral health needs while prioritizing patient comfort and long-term wellness outcomes.
Mental Health Counseling
Christian mental health counseling supports emotional well-being through individual and group therapy sessions. Our licensed counselors address anxiety, depression, trauma, and other mental health challenges with evidence-based therapeutic approaches.
Health Education
Group classes and individual counseling cover diabetes management, nutrition, and kidney health. Educational programs empower patients to make informed decisions about their health through practical knowledge and skill-building activities.
Women's Screenings
We offer essential women's health services including pap smears, clinical breast exams, and mammograms. These preventive screenings help detect potential health issues early through our comprehensive women's wellness program.
People
Dr. Bill Warren
Founder & Pediatrician
Dr. Warren founded Good Samaritan Health Center in 1998 after feeling called to serve Atlanta's underserved communities. A former pediatrician in private practice, he now leads our medical team while maintaining active patient care.
Dan F. Callahan
Board Member
Pulmonologist at Northside Hospital, Dr. Callahan contributes medical expertise to our board. With decades of clinical experience, he helps guide our respiratory care programs and specialist volunteer initiatives.
Mark Bryant
Campaign Committee President
As Campaign Committee President, Mark Bryant leads fundraising efforts for facility expansions and service enhancements. His real estate development background strengthens our capital campaign strategies.
Laura Allred
Senior Partnerships Manager
Laura Allred builds corporate partnerships through Uber Health collaborations. She develops strategic alliances that expand our service delivery capabilities and community outreach programs.
Dr. Monica Parker
Neurologist
Assistant Professor at Emory University's Alzheimer's Research Center, Dr. Parker provides neurology expertise. She leads our cognitive health screening programs and participates in patient education initiatives.
Questions
What services does Good Samaritan Health Center offer?
We provide medical care, dental services, mental health counseling, health education, prenatal care, and women's health screenings. Our dispensary assists with medication access.
How can I become a patient?
Call 404.523.6571 during business hours to schedule your first appointment. Bring identification and income verification documents for our sliding fee scale assessment.
Do you accept insurance?
We work with patients to maximize insurance benefits and offer income-based pricing for uninsured individuals. Our staff helps navigate payment options during registration.
Are volunteer opportunities available?
Yes! We utilize 400+ volunteers annually, including medical professionals providing specialty care and community members supporting administrative operations.
Where are your locations?
Our main campus is at 1015 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy. We also operate at Restoration House, 655 Ethel St NW, offering select services three days weekly.
Do you offer flu vaccinations?
Yes, seasonal flu shots are available. Call 404.523.6571 to schedule your appointment during our regular operating hours.
Reviews (6)
Kori Capital K.
Jun 09, 2022 Report
I've had great experiences with getting a covid test at Good Samaritian until I guess the woman that hands me the self swab got tired of seeing me & versus telling me she wanted me to stop coming she must have placed a note on my file as when I called in to make a covid appointment a week later the volunteer refused to make me an appointment and then I received a call from the lead volunteer (male) aggressively questioning me about why I called in earlier and what I wanted. It all seemed a bit much for a self swab rapid test. Walgreens also offers them everyone and won't berate you if they feel you've tested enough.
Aysan Farahani
Apr 21, 2022 Report
Terrible, terrible, terrible hospital. They are not responsive at all One of the worst hospital I have ever been too
Ana Rossi
Dec 17, 2021 Report
I just love Good Samaritan. The team is very efficient, professional and polite, they have been helping me since 2016 and I really trust them. My health is my most precious treasure and I am 100% confident That I am at the best clinic ever.
Jalisa Little
Oct 22, 2021 Report
Omg, I start calling them yesterday, I didn't get a answer started back calling today phone hung up on me a couple times, but omg the receptionist who did finally answer got me and got me out! I paid my 20 dollars and baby two teeth pulled when I was thinking it was one! I'm so thankful for these people! Hands down!
Pobre Sita
Aug 10, 2021 Report
All the people inside are great professionals. I have no idea how many times the front staff never pick up the call. When I go there I see the phones ringing. I always call with the expectation of not getting picked up which is a bad feeling to have when calling a hospital. I already know. They are lazy and don't want to work the way they suppose to. They should not be working in medical critical jobs.
Kristin Vactor
May 08, 2021 Report
They are truly amazing! If I could give more stars I would. The staff was excellent friendly and they gave me an array of options as far as my tooth was concerned and made me feel very comfortable. I am no longer in pain and I am extremely grateful