AHF Healthcare Center - Peachtree

I just had my second visit to the AHF Aid Atlanta clinic. Everyone there from the front desk Brittney to Maria the nurse to Dr. Greg Mardis, were kind and truly cared about my health. Dr. Mardis ask me questions and suggestions to monitor my health and get to know my needs. He really cares about you as a person not just another patient. I highly recommend AHF Aid Atlanta. Everyone there works to understand our individual needs. Always greeting me with a smile.

Had the best experience. The staff was so so kind and welcoming and testing was free99. Was going to go to Planned Parenthood til I found out they were going to charge me $300 for a full STI panel... WILD. AHF is the move for sure.

I like the fact that we can come here and get tested what I don’t like is the fact that the place opens at 9 AM and when we get there at 9 AM even if they don’t see people until 930 the staff is terrible like I’m not even lying. It’s really disheartening to know that such a good company has such terrible people working for them. Everyone in that waiting room shared the same concern and that was the fact that the staff got in around nine and they were just laughing it up joking around playing not doing their job not getting things set up for their job. They had people that were waiting there since 9 AM and we weren’t seen until after 10 AM. They did not slide the window open at 9:30 like they should have. They waited all the way until about 10:00 AM to officially start working, which is not

If you can ever find the entrance I am sure it's a great place. Getting into this place felt like a big secret and then when you find it the doors are locked 🤷🏻

I regularly visited this clinic for years while attending undergrad at Spelman, up until a point where a working nurse shared my past medical history with a new partner. Complete HIPPA violation AND she was flirting with my partner, which was what led to her sharing confidential information. When I went to report her, the supervisor refused to make a report and gave me 1,000 hoops to jump through and gave me a long list of things to do in order to put in a report online. This made it clear that neither patient, client confidentiality, nor my personal comfort or safety in the space was of priority to this facility’s staff. I know the supervisor can put in a report on behalf of a patient. The fact that he resorted to giving me the run around lets me know that they feel no shame about HIPPA v