The Grady Health System name is synonymous with the concept of community benefit - and has been since its founding well over 100 years ago by Henry W. Grady. Today the Grady Health System offers an abundance of charitable ways to address the health care needs of Georgia communities, whether local, regional, and or statewide. Henry Grady would no doubt be pleased with the many ways Grady Health System addresses the complex needs of the communities it serves.

Indigent & Charity Medical Care
Managing over 900,000 patient visits each year, the majority of Grady's revenue is generated through Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement. Still, millions of dollars in indigent and charity care are provided monthly - expensive care, and Grady must shoulder these costs. In 2004, Grady Health System provided $171.2 million in indigent and charity care (including non-reimbursed dollars) and $187.6 million in 2005.

Community Wellness & Educational Outreach
Grady continually reaches out to the community, emphasizing wellness, prevention, and early detection. Free health-related screenings, seminars, community fairs and educational conferences are offered throughout the year. The support groups and personal resource assistance that are an essential part of health and healing are oft en provided for the community or uninsured individuals and their families at no charge.

Volunteerism
Close to 1,000 Team Grady volunteers work with philanthropic businesses and organizations, graciously extending a helping hand throughout the year for patients, family members, and staff.

You can become part of Grady's philanthopy and community work. Learn more about how you can Give to Grady.

Care for the International Community
Grady's international clinic offers health services, education and social services in Spanish. In addition, Grady also works with other agencies to provide and educate Georgia communities about resources and services available in the area. The healthcare providers in the international clinic are bilingual.

For information and appointments, please call (404) 616-6689.