October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
We believe there’s Power in Pink! You can empower women to make informed decisions about their health by learning and sharing the facts about breast cancer.
Learn about infection control and prevention.
Check out helpful information on topics such as backyard poultry, mosquito and tick bites, rabies, respiratory illnesses, norovirus, sharps disposal and more.
Vaccines help keep people healthy
Keeping up to date with recommended vaccines is one of the best things you can do to help protect yourself and loved ones from serious diseases.
Nominate a Nurse or Clinical Staff Member
Have you had a great experience with one of our clinical staff members or nurses? You can nominate nurses for the DAISY Award and clinical staff for the Tulip Award!
Not eligible for medicaid?
Learn if you qualify for Georgia Pathways, healthcare coverage for people who don’t qualify for traditional Medicaid.
Help limit the spread of germs by practicing good hygeine
There are simple steps you and your loved ones can take to help limit the spread of germs.
Covering your coughs and sneezes limits the spread of germs to protect others. Handwashing with soap removes germs from your hands, making them less likely to infect your respiratory system when you touch your eyes, nose, or mouth. If soap and water are not available, using a hand sanitizer with at least 60 percent alcohol can kill these germs. To remove germs and dirt on surfaces, use household cleaners that contain soap or detergent.




PROTECTED.
PREPARED.
GNR Public Health provides local, essential public health services to people who live, work and play in District 3-4, serving Gwinnett, Newton, and Rockdale counties. We work under the direction and guidance of our local Boards of Health, and in partnership with the Georgia Department of Public Health.





HEALTHY. PROTECTED. PREPARED.
GNR Public Health provides local, essential public health services to people who live, work and play in District 3-4, serving Gwinnett, Newton, and Rockdale counties. We work under the direction and guidance of our local Boards of Health and in partnership with the Georgia Department of Public Health.

