Ric Crawford Clinic Program

Direct Line: 770-962-8396

AID Gwinnett offers a broad range of medical services at the Ric Crawford Clinic. Primary medical care and antiretroviral drug therapies are offered in addition to specialty care referrals. Our staff can help you obtain medication through prescription drug assistance programs and the Georgia AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP). Clinical services are made possible by funding from community support and the Ryan White CARE Act Parts A, B and C. HIV medical services are under the direction of Elliot G. Raizes, MD. Dr. Raizes is also the Medical Director of the CDC's Global AIDS Program and has over 25 years experience treating HIV within the community. To further ensure comprehensive quality care, the agency also has on staff two Family Nurse Practitioners, one Registered Nurse and two Certified Medical Assistants.

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At the Ric Crawford Clinic you can expect:

1. A dedicated, caring, certified, professional staff.
2. A clean and modern facility.
3. A commitment to meeting your individual needs.

Since the Ric Crawford Clinic receives Ryan White Funding, patients are required to provide income and residency documentation every 6 months.

Payment for Services:

The Ric Crawford Clinic uses a sliding fee scale based on a client's annual income and household size. We also accept Medicare, Medicaid and many private insurance plans. Clients can also pay by check, American Express, MasterCard, Visa, Discover card, debit card, money order or cash.

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If you are HIV Positive, live in Gwinnett, Newton or Rockdale counties and would like to receive services at the Ric Crawford Clinic, please call 770-962-8396 to obtain the intake packet. This packet is also available on this site.

When you have completed the packet and obtained the required documentation requested, you should call 770-962-8396 to schedule your first appointment. At this appointment you will meet with a Registered Nurse to begin the Intake process. You will have a PPD (TB test) placed and then you will be asked to return for the PPD reading in 48-72 hours. Labwork will be drawn when you return and you will schedule your first medical appointment. The Medical Case Manager will meet with you after your first medical appointment to help you identify the programs and services you need, and work with you to develop a plan of care that's right for you, your family and loved ones. Our staff is committed to helping HIV/AIDS patients receive the highest level of care and support matched to their needs. You will be screened for eligibility in public benefits, such as Medicaid, Medicare or, SSI. Also you will be provided with information about services available through the Ric Crawford Clinic and AID Gwinnett.

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We encourage our patients to be a full participant in their health care.