The Health Law Partnership (HeLP) is a medical legal partnership whose partners are Atlanta Legal Aid, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Georgia State University College of Law.
Low-income children and eligible clients with health-related legal problems
From atlantalegalaid.org/about-us/our-work ↗The Health Law Partnership (HeLP) is a medical legal partnership whose partners are Atlanta Legal Aid, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Georgia State University College of Law.
HeLP's primary premise is integrating attorneys into the healthcare team so they can intervene to improve the physical, social, and economic environments in which many low-income children live, resulting in their improved health and quality of life.
HeLP assists eligible clients with the following types of legal problems that can threaten health improvement and access to care: housing issues, access to health insurance, education, public benefits, SSI, etc.
Potential clients can apply for assistance by calling (404) 785-2005.
HeLP assists eligible clients with the following types of legal problems that can threaten health improvement and access to care: housing issues, access to health insurance, education, public benefits, SSI, etc.
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