Is Emory Long COVID Clinic (Emory University Hospital Midtown) a Long COVID clinic in Atlanta?
Couldn't re-confirm in October 2026
We're not sure. Emory Long COVID Clinic (Emory University Hospital Midtown) is listed as a clinic or hospital service in Atlanta, Georgia, United States for Long COVID, but we couldn't confirm in October 2026 that it's still running. Check with them before you count on it.
It offers assessment and mental health support. The service is billed to health insurance.
- Type
- Clinic
- Conditions
- Long COVID
- Services
- Assessment and mental health support
- Funding
- Billed to health insurance
- Address
- Atlanta, Georgia
- Website
- med.emory.edu/departments/medicine/research/centers-institut
- On Google Maps
- Open the institution that runs it
- Listed by
- Survivor Corps PCCC Georgia
- Last checked
- October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website
Good to know
- Care teams page names Emory University Hospital Midtown and a Grady Memorial Hospital site but gives no contact details.
- 2024 reports described a waitlist and central scheduling via Emory Healthcare.
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