Georgia Infectious Diseases PC

Georgia Infectious Diseases PC is a medical center in Atlanta, Georgia, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases. The practice serves patients with conditions such as lung and skin infections, surgical site and wound infections, HIV, hepatitis, C. difficile, and immunodeficiencies. It offers infectious disease screening for individuals undergoing immune-targeted biologic therapy and provides comprehensive, compassionate, and confidential care. The center is located at 5673 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, Suite 600, and serves the broader Atlanta area. It holds a 4.80 rating based on 442 reviews, reflecting strong patient satisfaction.

The practice is led by board-certified infectious diseases specialists, including Dr. Mitchell Blass and Dr. Margaret Williamson, along with nurse practitioners and a full support staff. Providers at the center also serve patients at Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital and Northside Hospital Atlanta. The office has been renovated to include updated reception and exam areas, with enhanced safety measures such as social distancing, mandatory mask-wearing, and thorough cleaning between patient visits. Patients are advised to call ahead if they have symptoms of illness or recent exposure to COVID-19.

The practice is situated on Peachtree Dunwoody Road Northeast, approximately a quarter-mile from Johnson Ferry Road Northeast. It lies within a short distance of Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital and Northside Hospital, both of which are key healthcare facilities in the region. The Medical Center train station is also nearby, providing access to public transit.

The business maintains a strong local reputation, supported by consistently high customer ratings and a large base of verified reviews. This standing reflects long-term trust and reliability in the community. Georgia Infectious Diseases PC is recognized for its expertise in managing complex infectious conditions and its commitment to patient-centered care.

As a trusted provider in Atlanta, the practice plays a vital role in managing infectious diseases and supporting patient health across the metropolitan area.