1 Black nephrologists listed in Atlanta, 0 offering telehealth, 1 accepting new patients. Every listing self-identified; 1 license-checked.
Dr. Amaka Eneanya is a board-certified nephrologist and internist who founded BOLD Direct Nephrology Care in Atlanta, a direct-access practice offering kidney care, second opinions and prevention-focused visits. She earned her MD at Meharry Medical College …
1 Black nephrologists are listed in Atlanta, GA today, 1 of them with a license check on file, and 0 see Georgia patients by telehealth. The number updates as clinicians are added and profiles are claimed.
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Crisis lines, state programs and nonprofits that cost nothing or almost nothing to use. Each one links to the official page we read and the date we read it.
Free line answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Counselors talk you through a crisis, dispatch a mobile crisis team, find an open crisis or detox bed anywhere in the state, or book an urgent appointment. You can also call or text 988.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
An Atlanta nonprofit whose wellness clinic offers women's health, primary care, mental and emotional wellbeing services, health education, and breast and cervical cancer programs, with care for people without health insurance on a sliding fee scale.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
Free support groups and classes for people living with mental illness and for their families, including Connections, Family Support Group, Peer to Peer and Family to Family. The HelpLine answers weekdays, 9am to 5pm Eastern.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
The state agency for behavioral health services, developmental disability services and state hospitals. Start here to find state funded mental health and substance use care in Georgia.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
Free and low cost health coverage run by the Medical Assistance Plans division of the Georgia Department of Community Health, covering more than 2 million members through Georgia Families and PeachCare for Kids. Phone lines answer weekdays, 8am to 5pm Eastern.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.