$2.2B in expenses

The children's healthcare of atlanta foundation, INC. Was established in 2008 and works to engage the community through philanthropy and volunteerism in support of the mission and vision of children's healthcare of atlanta. In 2024, children's had 9,998 hospital and event volunteers. In 1998, arthur m. Blank hospital, INC. And scottish rite children's medical center came together to form children's healthcare of atlanta - one of the largest pediatric systems in the country. The new system had a single priority: family-centered care. In 2006, children's assumed responsibility for the management of services at hughes spalding children's hospital, growing the system to three hospitals and multiple outpatient locations and urgent care centers. In 2024, the three hospitals operated by children's healthcare of atlanta, INC. Provided 789 licensed beds and managed 1,248,089 patient visits, 453,482 unique patients, 29,004 hospital discharges, 190,483 inpatient days, 1,210,068 outpatient visits, 45,576 surgical cases (inpatient and outpatient), more than 238,969 emergency department visits, 187,026 urgent care center visits and 21,406 telemedicine visits. Children's also managed 57,334 calls from parents across georgia to the children's nurse advice line. Marcus autism center is a not-for-profit organization with a mission to provide information, services and programs to children with autism spectrum disorder, their families and those who live and work with them. Marcus autism center offers integrated advanced clinical, behavioral, educational and family support services through a single organization to reduce the stress for families that use our services. Marcus autism center had its beginnings as the marcus developmental resource center at emory university in 1991. Since then, with the help of community support, marcus autism center has treated more than 49,175 children. In 2024, they cared for more than 6,475 individual patients, more than 335 diagnostic evaluations and 49,175 clinical visits, conducted research, and provided education and training programs. Together with families, support groups, government agencies and foundations, marcus autism center is strengthening the community through advocacy at the local and state level. Marcus autism center strives for fuller integration of individuals with autism spectrum disorder into school and community life, better access for families to appropriate clinical and educational services, and enhanced funding for research and training. The center's services include providing children and their caregivers support, opportunity, encouragement, pride, commitment and determination.