The Adamsville Regional Health Center will be the newest addition to the Department of Health Services community based integrated care facilities serving Fulton County.  The concept of integrated care is aimed at the delivery of the highest quality of care in the most comprehensive and coordinated manner possible. 

These “one stop shops” provide a plethora of services including primary care, public health, workforce development and dental services.  Primary healthcare as well as dental services at this facility will be delivered through a partnership between the West End Medical Centers, Inc. (WEMC) and Fulton County. WEMC is a federally qualified community health center, established in 1976.  WEMC provides comprehensive, preventative healthcare to medically under-served populations of Fulton and Cobb Counties and surrounding areas.


This “one stop shop” will offer the following services:

• Well patient care
• Sick-patient care
• OB/GYN services
• Travel immunization services
• Communicable disease intervention
• WIC/nutrition education
• Oral health services
• Behavioral health counseling
• Day center for children of parents receiving services
• Employment Assistance
• Disability and vocation rehabilitation services
• Foreclosure prevention services
• Housing assistance
• Reading room/information center
• Farmer’s market
• Community garden
• Walking trail