Fulton County Board of Health phone, clinics, records, WIC, immunizations and inspections
The agency many people search as the Fulton County Health Department is officially the Fulton County Board of Health, also called FCBOH.
Use this guide to find the right official route for clinic locations, birth and death certificates, adult and childrenās immunizations, WIC, family planning, sexual health, HIV services, childrenās oral health, Environmental Health, restaurant inspections, disease reporting and public records.
Choose your Fulton County public health service
Select the service you need. This tool does not book appointments, but it helps you avoid using the wrong clinic, records office or environmental route.
Call 770-520-7500 for general assistance. Say the exact service you need because vital records, WIC, Environmental Health, clinic services and disease reporting use different routes.
Quick answer for Fulton County Board of Health
The main Fulton County Board of Health general assistance number is 770-520-7500. The main listed office is 10 Park Place South S.E., Atlanta, GA 30303.
For vital records, Fulton County BOH lists the Vital Records Office at 141 Pryor Street, Suite 1029A, Atlanta, GA 30303, plus walk-in options at College Park and Health and Human Services North. For WIC, call the eWIC appointment/call center at 770-515-9942.
For disease or outbreak reporting, FCBOH lists 770-520-7500, fax 770-264-7470, and after-hours Georgia DPH reporting at 1-866-PUB-HLTH / 1-866-782-4584. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911.
Official verification before using this Fulton County guide
Updated for publication on June 26, 2026.
This refreshed guide uses official Fulton County Board of Health pages for contact, locations, vital records, WIC, immunizations, sexual health, childrenās oral health, Environmental Health, food service, environmental complaints, notifiable disease reporting and open records routing.
Always verify live office hours, clinic availability, walk-in rules, fees, forms, insurance, WIC appointment access, vaccine stock, permit routing and temporary office notices on official pages before visiting, mailing documents or paying.
What this Fulton County public health guide covers
Fulton County Board of Health phone number directory
The main number is useful, but specific services move faster when you use the right program route. Before calling, write down the personās name, date of birth, clinic location, service type, record type, facility address, permit number or disease-report details.
| Need | Best official route | What to ask first |
|---|---|---|
| General Fulton County BOH help | 770-520-7500 | Say whether you need a clinic, vital records, WIC, immunization, Environmental Health, disease reporting or public records. |
| Clinic locations and hours | Official Locations page | Ask which health center offers the service and whether appointment rules or walk-in limits apply. |
| Birth or death certificate | Vital Records page / 141 Pryor Street office | Ask about ID, eligibility, fee, payment method and whether the Georgia record can be printed same day. |
| Adult immunizations | Adult Immunizations page and selected health center | Ask whether the specific adult vaccine is stocked at your selected clinic. |
| Childrenās immunizations | Childrenās Immunizations page and selected health center | Bring prior vaccine records, school forms, child ID/details, guardian ID and insurance if applicable. |
| WIC and eWIC | 770-515-9942 | Ask appointment date, clinic location, eWIC card steps, ID, address and income proof. |
| Sexual health or HIV services | Sexual Health / HIV pages and selected clinic | Ask about appointment vs walk-in, fees, confidentiality, PrEP, DoxyPEP, testing window and results. |
| Environmental Health | Environmental Health page / FCBOH.EnvHealth@dph.ga.gov | Ask whether to use North or South office during temporary Downtown redirection and what form or permit is required. |
| Food service, temporary event or inspection | Food Service and Environmental Health route | Give business name, address, event date, plan type, complaint details or permit question. |
| Disease or outbreak reporting | 770-520-7500, fax 770-264-7470, after-hours 1-866-782-4584 | State if you are a provider, lab, school, facility or resident reporting a notifiable disease or outbreak. |
| Open records | Fulton County Open Records Portal | Identify specific records, dates, program area, location and request scope. |
Fulton County health centers and service locations
FCBOH operates multiple health centers. Do not assume every service is available at every location. Call the selected health center or use the official Locations page before visiting.
| Location | Address and phone | Key services listed |
|---|---|---|
| 10 Park Place Health Center | 10 Park Place S.E., 5th Floor, Atlanta, GA 30303. Phone: 770-520-7500. | Administration, Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Emergency Preparedness, adult immunizations, Ryan White services, mpox, TB, sexual health, PrEP and DoxyPEP. |
| Adamsville Regional Health Center | 3700 MLK Jr. Drive S.W., Atlanta, GA 30331. Phone: 770-520-7323. | Immunizations, WIC, childrenās oral health, TB skin testing, teen health, pregnancy testing, family planning, STI services and selected COVID/mpox services. |
| Center for Health and Rehabilitation | 265 Boulevard N.E., Atlanta, GA 30312. Phone: 770-520-7370. | Chronic Disease Prevention, SKYE, adolescent health, Safe Kids Fulton County and WIC services. |
| College Park Regional Health Center | 1920 John Wesley Avenue, College Park, GA 30337. Phone: 770-520-7201. | Immunizations, TB skin testing, WIC, travel clinic, refugee services, teen health, vital records, Environmental Health, family planning, STI services and oral health. |
| Neighborhood Union Health Center | 186 Sunset Avenue N.W., Atlanta, GA 30314. Phone: 770-520-7351. | WIC, immunizations, childrenās screenings, teen health, TB skin testing and selected vaccination services. |
| Health and Human Services ā North | 4700 North Point Parkway, Alpharetta, GA 30022. Phone: 770-520-7500. | North Fulton facility and alternate Environmental Health customer-service site during the 2026 temporary Downtown adjustment. |
Map to Fulton County Board of Health main office
This map points to 10 Park Place South S.E., Atlanta, GA 30303. For Vital Records, WIC, clinics, Environmental Health or North Fulton services, confirm the exact location first because another office may be correct.
Fulton County birth certificates, death certificates and fees
Fulton County Vital Records acts as the local agent for certified birth and death certificates for Fulton County residents. It can also print and issue many certificates for births and deaths that occurred in any Georgia county.
The official page says at least 95% of these records can be printed on demand, but some cases may require additional wait time up to 72 hours before printing.
Payment and document checklist
- Signature of the requester.
- Picture ID of the requester.
- Proper payment before record service.
- Birth or death certificate request form when mailing.
- Full name on the record, event date and county if known.
- Relationship or eligibility proof when required.
- For mail: certified check or money order payable to āFulton County Board of Health Vital Records.ā Do not send cash.
- For walk-in: cash, certified check, money order, Visa or MasterCard; American Express is not accepted for walk-in payment.
Fulton County certificate copy estimate
This estimates only the listed basic Vital Records copy fee pattern. Online service, shipping, card, amendment, legal or special-processing charges may be extra.
One certified copy using the listed Fulton County Vital Records search fee.
Adult and childrenās immunizations in Fulton County
FCBOH lists adult immunizations, childrenās immunizations, flu vaccinations, COVID-19 vaccination information, travel health and TB-related services across selected locations.
Do not assume every vaccine is stocked at every clinic. Call the health center first and ask whether the exact vaccine is available, whether an appointment is required and what records to bring.
| Need | Best route | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| School or childcare vaccines | Childrenās Immunizations and selected health center. | Prior shot records, school forms, childās legal name, date of birth, guardian ID and insurance if applicable. |
| Adult vaccines | Adult Immunizations page and selected clinic. | Requested vaccine name, prior vaccine history, medical conditions, insurance and appointment need. |
| Flu shots | Seasonal flu vaccination page and clinic announcements. | Call during flu season and confirm location, timing and cost. |
| Travel clinic | College Park Regional Health Center lists Travel Clinic. | Destination, departure date, vaccine history, itinerary and travel health questions. |
| TB skin testing | Listed at selected health centers such as 10 Park Place, Adamsville, College Park and Neighborhood Union. | Return availability for test reading, school/work form and previous TB test history. |
Fulton County WIC, eWIC and maternal support
Fulton County WIC supports eligible pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants and children up to age five. WIC may include nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support, referrals and eWIC benefits for approved foods.
FCBOH says Georgia WIC benefits are now electronic through eWIC cards. For WIC appointment scheduling and eWIC questions, contact the call center at 770-515-9942.
| WIC question | Official guidance | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Who may qualify? | Pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers during the childās first year, non-breastfeeding postpartum women up to six months, infants and children ages 1-5, including foster children. | Applicant category, child age, pregnancy/postpartum details and household information. |
| How do I schedule? | Call 770-515-9942 for appointment and eWIC information. | Preferred clinic, participant name, phone number and appointment availability. |
| What does WIC provide? | Nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support and eWIC benefits for approved foods. | Questions about breastfeeding, formula, approved foods, card use and referrals. |
| What documents may be needed? | Eligibility depends on category and financial guidelines. | Proof of identity, address, income or program participation, pregnancy information or child information. |
Sexual health, STI testing, HIV services, PrEP and Teen Health Clinic
Fulton County sexual health clinics serve Fulton County residents ages 14 and up. Services may include STI screening, diagnosis and treatment for syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia and HIV-related services.
Appointments are recommended even when walk-in options exist. Fees may depend on the service, insurance, income and family size.
Childrenās health, oral health, screenings and youth services
FCBOH childrenās health programs include childrenās immunizations, Babies Canāt Wait, Children 1st, Childrenās Medical Services, childrenās oral health, early hearing, Health Checks, Teen Health Clinic and WIC.
Childrenās Oral Health services are listed for eligible children and adolescents from first tooth through high school graduation. Children who have Medicaid or qualify for free/reduced school nutrition programs may be eligible.
Environmental Health, permits, pools, body art, lodging and complaints
Fulton County Environmental Health oversees programs that help prevent illness, injury and death from environmental hazards. Topics include food service, body art, boil water advisories, tourist accommodations, public swimming pools and spas, land-use, pest services, community sanitation and environmental complaints.
Temporary 2026 notice: From June 11, 2026 through July 17, 2026, Environmental Health Downtown Office in-person customer service is redirected for plan submissions, permit applications, payments and general assistance. FCBOH directs customers to North and South offices during that period while field inspections continue.
Restaurant inspections, temporary food events and food complaints
Food service is one of the highest-intent Fulton County searches. Users may need a restaurant inspection, food permit, plan review, temporary food event application or complaint route.
For temporary food events, apply early and confirm current requirements. For complaints, provide the business name, address, date, time, what happened, whether illness occurred and any documentation the official process allows.
| Food-service need | Best route | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant inspection | FCBOH restaurant inspection / Environmental Health route. | Restaurant name, address, city and inspection date if known. |
| Temporary food event | Temporary food event information and Environmental Health office. | Event date, vendor name, menu, location, setup, water, sanitation and application deadline. |
| Plan review or permit | Environmental Health North or South office during 2026 temporary redirection. | Plans, business address, owner information, menu, equipment and fee/payment method. |
| Foodborne illness complaint | Environmental Health complaint form or phone routing. | Foods eaten, symptoms, date/time, receipt, restaurant address and other people affected. |
Epidemiology, notifiable disease reporting and outbreak help
Georgia physicians, laboratories and other health care providers are required to report certain notifiable diseases. FCBOHās Office of Epidemiology accepts reporting through the State Electronic Notifiable Disease Surveillance System, email, phone and fax.
What Fulton County Board of Health may not handle
FCBOH is the correct local public health agency for many services, but it is not the answer to every health or government need.
| If you need | Do not assume | Better route |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency care | Do not wait for office hours or web-form replies. | Call 911. |
| SNAP, Medicaid or cash assistance | The health department clinic desk may not manage benefit cases. | Use Georgia Gateway or the correct benefits agency. |
| Private medical records | FCBOH will not hold records from every hospital, private doctor, pharmacy or lab. | Contact the provider or facility that created the record. |
| Full marriage, divorce or court records | Birth/death Vital Records is not the same as court records. | Use probate court, clerk of court or the agency responsible for that record type. |
| Driver license or vehicle records | Driver and vehicle services are not FCBOH services. | Use Georgia DDS or the appropriate vehicle/tag office. |
| Fulton County in another state | This page is for Fulton County, Georgia. | Use the correct state/county health department if you mean Illinois, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania or another Fulton County. |
What to do if your Fulton County health service is not found
Official Fulton County Board of Health links
Use these official links for final verification before visiting, ordering records, paying, filing complaints or relying on current program rules.
Fulton County Board of Health official websiteMain official website for FCBOH programs, public health alerts, clinics and services. Contact UsGeneral assistance, contact form, locations, vital records, open records and current Fulton County BOH news. LocationsHealth centers, addresses, phone numbers, hours and service availability by location. Vital RecordsBirth/death certificate service, fees, mail instructions, walk-in locations and payment rules. Adult ImmunizationsAdult vaccine service routing and clinic confirmation guidance. Childrenās ImmunizationsChildrenās vaccine and school-immunization route. WICFulton WIC, eWIC, eligibility categories, nutrition counseling and breastfeeding support. Sexual HealthSTI/STD testing, treatment, PrEP, DoxyPEP and sexual health clinic routing. Teen Health ClinicAdolescent reproductive health, STI/HIV, referrals and immunization support. Environmental HealthFood service, pools, tourist accommodations, body art, complaints, sanitation and temporary office notice. Food ServiceRestaurant, temporary food event, permit and inspection-related public health guidance. Reporting a Notifiable DiseaseDisease/outbreak reporting, email, phone, fax and after-hours Georgia DPH line. Open Records PortalFulton County open records request portal for records requests.Fulton County Health Department FAQ
What is the Fulton County Health Department phone number?
The main Fulton County Board of Health general assistance number is 770-520-7500.
Is Fulton County Health Department the same as Fulton County Board of Health?
For Fulton County, Georgia search intent, the official local public health agency is the Fulton County Board of Health, often shortened to FCBOH.
Where is the Fulton County Board of Health main office?
The main listed address is 10 Park Place South S.E., Atlanta, GA 30303.
Where do I get a Fulton County birth or death certificate?
Use Fulton County BOH Vital Records. The main office is at 141 Pryor Street, Suite 1029A, Atlanta, GA 30303, with additional walk-in locations listed at College Park and Health and Human Services ā North.
How much is a Fulton County birth or death certificate?
The official Vital Records page lists a $25 non-refundable search fee, including one certified copy if found. Additional copies of the same record ordered at the same time are listed as $5 each.
What is the Fulton County WIC phone number?
For WIC and eWIC appointment help, FCBOH lists the call center at 770-515-9942.
Where is the North Fulton health facility now?
FCBOH lists the Health and Human Services ā North facility at 4700 North Point Parkway, Alpharetta, GA 30022.
How do I report a notifiable disease or outbreak in Fulton County?
For immediate health reporting, call the FCBOH Office of Epidemiology at 770-520-7500. For after-hours reporting, call Georgia DPH at 1-866-PUB-HLTH / 1-866-782-4584.
Where do I go for Environmental Health permits during the 2026 Downtown redirection?
From June 11, 2026 through July 17, 2026, FCBOH says Environmental Health Downtown in-person customer service is redirected to North and South offices for plan submissions, permit applications, payments and general assistance.
Should I use this page for Fulton County in another state?
No. This guide is for Fulton County, Georgia. If you mean Fulton County in Illinois, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania or another state, use that stateās official county health department.