Primary sources for information:


Georgia Department of Health COVID-19 Daily Status Report


Governor Kemp's Executive Orders


Georgia Department of Public Health


Fulton County Board of Health


Fulton County COVID-19 Distribution by City and Zip Code Reports


Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC COVID-19 Page


We want to help you stay informed with the latest COVID-19 information so that you can make sound decisions to keep yourself and those you care about as safe as possible. We will keep this page current with important information because we want you to know what we know.


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Thursday, April 30, 2020

Increased Testing Capacity


Testing Information - Putting it all together.

There is a lot of information, and it would appear different avenues to get tested. We want to pass on that this is a large effort that ramped up the testing capability in our State. It may seem disjointed but it's all heading in the same direction. Our strategy has been to share facts from primary sources with you throughout this, give us a call or send us a message if we can help.

It does not appear that if you call one you will be referred to the other testing sites even if they are closer. This is less than optimal, and we have heard they are working on making a one-stop-shop method. The take home is that if you need to be tested there is plenty of capability available.


The Fulton County Board of Health is staffing a COVID-19 Hotline at 404-613-8150 . You can call this number to receive an appointment for testing. We do know that the testing site they send most callers from North Fulton is located in Alpharetta.

http://fultoncountyboh.org/boh/index.php/2019-ncov/covid-19

These sites are  Fulton County Board of Health / Georgia National Guard/ Atlanta-Fulton County Emergency Management and collaborations with State and local jurisdictions, public safety, and emergency management organizations.


The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency has created a webpage to give you #COVID19 testing information. There is a neat app created by Augusta University that will have you can utilize for symptoms and testing.

https://gema.georgia.gov/covid-19-testing-info

This website list testing sites and screening from the Georgia National Guard/Auguste University collaboration, from private providers, such as CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart, Community Health Center Sites, as well as County Public Health information.