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Mobile & Clinic Locations

Bringing healthcare
where it’s needed most.

Mercy Care serves Atlanta through four clinic locations and mobile medical coaches, making it easier for people to get quality care right where they are.
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Mercy Care at Gateway Center

275 Pryor Street SW
Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Monday – Friday

Hours: 8am -4:30pm

 

Mercy Care at Neighborhood Union

186 Sunset Ave NW,
Atlanta, GA 30314

Opening September 2026

Hours of Operation

8:30am – 5pm

 

 

Mercy Care at Heritage Village

239 West Lake Avenue NW,
Atlanta, Georgia 30314

Opening October 2026

 

Hours of operation

8:30am – 5pm

 

 

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Mercy Care Chamblee

5134 Peachtree Road
Chamblee, Georgia 30341

Monday – Friday

Hours: 7am – 5pm

Walk-ins are welcome at all clinics.

Mercy Care Community Outreach

Mercy Care’s Community Health Outreach Program (CHOP) meets people where they are — on the streets, in parks, and in shelters — building trust through daily outreach. The team provides essentials like hygiene kits, water, jackets, and transit cards while connecting people to life-saving services.

Street Medicine is an extension of this work. A psychiatrist, nurse practitioner, RN, students, and a case manager travel through the city day and night, offering medical and mental health care — including medications — in encampments, under bridges, and in parking lots. The goal: support wellness, stabilize health, and reconnect people experiencing homelessness to housing, family, and community. Telemedicine helps the team stay fully staffed and responsive in the field.