Georgia Charitable Care Network

Did you know that 88% of patients visiting GCCN member clinics are managing one or more chronic illnesses like hypertension or diabetes? This Men’s Health Month, we want to remind the men in our communities that taking care of your health is a strength, not a weakness. Our network of free and charitable clinics provides the preventive screenings, medication management, and health education needed to keep blood pressure down and quality of life up. Because when care is rooted in compassion, real healing happens. Encourage a man in your life to prioritize his health this month. Visit gacharitycare.org to learn more.

New research suggests that Medicaid work requirements may be contributing to poor mental health among low-income Georgians, adding stress and barriers for people already facing significant challenges.

STUDY: Medicaid work requirements could be leading to poor mental health Under Georgia's partial Medicaid expansion program, Pathways to Coverage, eligible low-income adults are required to report 80 hours of work every a month to qualify for healthcare.

Today, we honor Juneteenth - a celebration of freedom, resilience, and the enduring pursuit of justice.