Clayton County, with a population of more than 270,000, is one of the five core counties that make up metropolitan Atlanta. It is District 3-3 of the Georgia Division of Public Health and serves the people who "live, work and play in Clayton."
The CCBOH offers a wide array of clinical and community health prevention
services focused on preventing disease, injury, disability and premature
death. We have two health facilities located in Clayton County. Our
partnerships include the Clayton County Collaborative Authority, Southern
Regional Health Systems and numerous social service, educational
faith-based, multi-ethnic community partners.
Our Mission: The mission of the Clayton County Board of Health (CCBOH) is to protect and promote the health of the people through high standards of quality community health by prevention, surveillance, assessment, treatment, and collaborative community partnerships.