Many HIV-infected people do not know they are infected because they have not been tested. With new treatments becoming available, it is more important than ever for persons to learn if they have HIV infection. Women who are pregnant or considering pregnancy should know their HIV status. HIV prevention and testing services are available in all 159 county health departments in Georgia and in state-funded substance abuse centers. Referrals can be made for further medical evaluation, psychological support, and social services.
Help is available.
Through Ryan White Care Act funding, the Georgia Division of Public Health offers treatment and other assistance for Georgians who have HIV infection. Utilizing appropriate health care and psychosocial services. Developing a support network. These links will take you to sites outside of the Georgia Division of Public Health, Department of Human Resources web site. Thank you for visiting.