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Join Mosaic Health Center for our Fall Community Wellness Fair! We will have FREE flu vaccines; blood pressure and glucose tests; health education; raffles; refreshments; kid's crafts; and much more! Entry is free and everyone is welcome to attend! The event is in partnership with Refugee Coffee, Clarkston First Baptist, Nani Ghar Atlanta, and local health providers. Date: Saturday, October 3, 2026 Time: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Location: 1090 Rogers St., Clarkston, GA 30021 RSVPs

As we continue our work to expand healthcare access to those in need at Mosaic, as we see more and more people struggling to afford basic healthcare services, and as the healthcare industry continues to make significant profits, I have been pondering this question recently: how much profit can be made off of my health? Despite the good intentions of so many wonderful healthcare workers, our healthcare system too often seems to treat me like a number, rather than a human. Fas

Earlier this March, Mosaic hosted its third Community Health Fair. The event brought together more than 10 different community partners to provide everything from health education and vaccines, to free children's clothing and healthy food, to our over 200 attendees. Mosaic's team provided over 40 people with blood pressure checks and 35 with glucose checks, scheduling appointments with those that needed further follow up based on their numbers. In addition, we staffed ta

At Mosaic, we believe good health is more than an annual checkup-- it's giving people the knowledge and support needed to be healthy. For many patients, understanding chronic illnesses or healthy lifestyle behaviors is a brand new concept. Through our Wellness Program, patients receive health education, food access, regular follow-ups, health monitoring, and encouragement to help them take control of their health. A 51-year-old Hispanic gentleman came to Mosaic with an A1C

2026 has been a busy year at Mosaic. As expected, changes to healthcare funding have led to more people being uninsured, and thankfully, Mosaic has been ready to meet the moment. Our impact numbers reflect the results of strategic work completed last year including strengthening our leadership and staff to create capacity, expanding clinic outreach to new patient populations, increasing our hours and services, and striving to always provide the compassionate and culturally

In Georgia today there are 1.2M without health insurance – the 2nd highest rate in the nation. And with the recent passage of H.R. 1, current estimates suggest that an additional 500,000 people will lose their health insurance in the years ahead in our state. We must make sure these individuals have access to critical healthcare. Each one of these individuals has a story to tell, and this series – Humans of Clarkston – presents real stories of our patients. Today's story

We are thrilled to share that Mosaic was selected as Dispensary of Hope's 2026 Hero of Hope Site Award recipient. As a charitable medication distributor, Dispensary of Hope provides Mosaic with all the medications found in our on-site pharmacy. It's because of strong partners like Dispensary of Hope that allowed us to distribute over 20,500 30-day prescriptions to patients in 2025 alone. This award recognizes sites that go above and beyond to expand medication access, stre

In March, Mosaic Co-Founder Dr. Gulshan Harjee, Aziz Dhanani, and Nadiya Damani hosted a Ramadan dinner where $360,000 was pledged to provide healthcare for those in need.

We are pleased to share Mosaic Health Center's 2025 Annual Report with you, which highlights the impact we made together last year to provide access to care for the uninsured. This is a moment when we are facing a crisis in healthcare access in our community, and Mosaic is here to meet this moment. As you will see in this report, we are achieving remarkable impact together thanks to our significant growth, fueled by your generous support over the past few years. We are tru

In this issue of Humans of Clarkston, we want to bring awareness to our patients and those in the community who are impacted by cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in the United States.

Mosaic Health Center Hires First Director of Development As Need For Affordable Healthcare Expands.

Join Mosaic Health Center for our Spring Community Health Fair! We will have FREE Covid, Tdap ( tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis/whooping cough) , and pneumonia vaccines; blood pressure and glucose tests; cancer, nutrition, women's, and elderly care health education; raffles; refreshments; kid's crafts; and much more! Entry is free and everyone is welcome to attend! The event is in partnership with The Refuge Women's Network, The Pritam Adhikari Education Foundation Ameri

We are thrilled to share that thanks to generous donors, Mosaic hit our end of year goal of raising $150,000!

Last month, WABE visited Mosaic Health Center to learn more about our clinic. Attending one of our Diabetes Health Education Classes, they spoke with staff and patients about why our clinic is so critical to keeping our community healthy.

In Georgia today there are 1.2M without health insurance – the 2nd highest rate in the nation. And with the recent passage of H.R. 1, current estimates suggest that an additional 500,000-650,000 people will lose their health insurance in the years ahead in our state. We must do better. Each one of these individuals has a story to tell, and this series – Humans of Clarkston – presents real stories of our patients. If you want to help someone like Rahul, please donate today

If you've been to Mosaic Health Center, you've most likely encountered our team member, Maha - and her smile and upbeat attitude. Her story is the story of the American Dream. By providing loving care to our patients, Maha is helping to bring healthcare, and our nation, back to our roots as a compassionate, diverse community that invests in each other for the sake of all. We are thrilled to share this profile of Maha that was published yesterday in Healthbeat Atlanta. We

This October, we recognize our patients and those in the community who have bravely fought breast cancer. Cancer doesn't just happen to those with health insurance, but impacts those without it in equal measure-- and sometimes with worse outcomes because it is not caught in time. Through Mosaic Health Center's primary and preventive care and partnerships, we are able to provide uninsured patients access to free mammograms. In some cases, where cancer is present, we're a

Join Mosaic Health Center for our Fall Community Health Fair! We will have FREE flu vaccines; blood pressure and glucose tests; breast cancer, prostate cancer, and kidney health education; raffles; refreshments; kid's crafts; and much more! Additionally, attendees can register to receive FREE PRODUCE AND PANTRY items for pick up at the event. Register by Friday, October 10 here: https://acfb.oasisinsight.net/kiosk/a42c3a601a2ef3be47247afdaf5e38f73b542e2e907878a325e32a5579

We are thrilled to share that our first-ever Clinical Director, Dr, Karlyn Tunnell, started at Mosaic Health Center last month. Dr. Tunnell comes to us with a passion for community health and expanding access to primary care, and we are excited she has joined the team to help us continue to expand and strengthen our services for the community. Her role at Mosaic will be to provide leadership to our team, improve the quality of our care, and serve patients. She will help u

Even one person without health insurance is too many. Not only does it mean that this person suffers needlessly, but it also means that businesses suffer, hospitals suffer, families suffer, and communities suffer. In Georgia today there are 1.2M without health insurance – the 2nd highest rate in the nation. And with the recent passage of H.R. 1, current estimates suggest that an additional 750,000 people will lose their health insurance in the years ahead in our state. We