Hemophilia of Georgia

Hemophilia of Georgia HoG's nonprofit pharmacy provides convenient home delivery of clotting factor and other medications at competitive prices.

A nationally and internationally recognized Hemophilia Treatment Center and 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides comprehensive clinical care, psychosocial services, pharmacy services, education, and advocacy to people with bleeding disorders in Georgia. In addition, HoG provides trusted resources for medical providers and rewarding opportunities for volunteers and donors. Hemophilia of Georgia is gui

ded by a volunteer Board of Directors that includes individuals who have bleeding disorders. For nearly 40 years, the Hemophilia of Georgia staff has provided a wide range of programs and services including blood clotting products, home infusion training, education, and activities for people who have hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. Medical disclaimer: Hemophilia of Georgia is not engaged in the practice of medicine and does not endorse or support any particular factor concentrate or treatment protocol. HoG recommends that you consult with your physician prior to starting any course of therapy. Occasionally HoG disseminates information on new treatments or therapies. HoG shares this for informational purposes only and makes no claim as to its accuracy or effectiveness.

We are excited to announce Trot to Clot has raised over $35K already to benefit people with bleeding disorders in unders...
04/27/2026

We are excited to announce Trot to Clot has raised over $35K already to benefit people with bleeding disorders in underserved communities worldwide! Thank you to everyone who has donated and registered. If you have not done so, there’s still time! We will be allowing walk-up registrations in person or online until the event starts the morning of Saturday, May 16th.

Visit hog.org/trot to donate or register today.

The competition is heating up! Our teams are off to a great start. Funds raised for Trot to Clot are supporting our gl...
04/24/2026

The competition is heating up! Our teams are off to a great start. Funds raised for Trot to Clot are supporting our global impact program to help people with bleeding disorders in underserved communities worldwide. Our Trot to Clot 5K Walk/Run fundraiser that will be held at The Battery at Truist Park on Saturday, May 16th. Register as an individual or as a team at hog.org/trot

April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who gives their time to s...
04/21/2026

April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who gives their time to support HoG—whether through mailings, pharmacy bundling, or other behind-the-scenes ‑support.

Your willingness to jump in and help keeps our programs running smoothly and ensures families in the bleeding disorders community receive the resources they need. We are grateful for your time, care, and commitment. Thank you for making a difference!

Learn more about volunteering with HoG: https://www.hog.org/fundraising/page/volunteer

is today, April 17! This year’s theme for World Hemophilia Day is “Diagnosis: First steps to care” This is a time for ...
04/17/2026

is today, April 17! This year’s theme for World Hemophilia Day is “Diagnosis: First steps to care” This is a time for us to show our support for the bleeding disorder community. One great way you can help transform lives is by coming out and registering for Trot to Clot, our 5K walk/run, on May 16th, at the Battery @ Truist Park.

Register for Trot to Clot today at www.hog.org/trot

April 17 is World Hemophilia Day and a chance for you to join others around the world to raise awareness about hemophili...
04/17/2026

April 17 is World Hemophilia Day and a chance for you to join others around the world to raise awareness about hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. Funds raised this year will go to support HoG’s efforts to make a global impact. Let’s all come together to continue to work towards a world where everyone with any bleeding disorder has access to diagnosis, treatment, and comprehensive care. These efforts are led by the World Federation of Hemophilia and this year’s theme for World Hemophilia Day is “Diagnosis: First steps to care”

Donate today: www.hog.org/whd

Tomorrow is World Hemophilia Day, and we’re especially proud to celebrate and share a meaningful moment for Hemophilia o...
04/16/2026

Tomorrow is World Hemophilia Day, and we’re especially proud to celebrate and share a meaningful moment for Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG).

Both chambers of the Georgia General Assembly have passed resolutions recognizing HoG’s decades of service, advocacy, and leadership on behalf of the bleeding disorder community, across Georgia and beyond.

From comprehensive care and research support to impactful programs like Camp Wannaklot, this recognition reflects the lasting impact of a mission rooted in helping individuals with bleeding disorders live full, healthy, and productive lives. Learn more about Hemophilia of Georgia and the services we provide: https://www.hog.org/about/

A huge shout out and thank you to the volunteers who came out to support our family camp! It was a tremendous success, a...
04/14/2026

A huge shout out and thank you to the volunteers who came out to support our family camp! It was a tremendous success, and our families had a fabulous weekend learning, bonding, and engaging with the community. We could not do it without all your support!

04/13/2026

Are you a male who would like to in the lives of youth with bleeding disorders? It is and Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) has a particular need for male volunteers for our 2026 Camp Wannaklot. Our camp counselors help our youth build lifelong friendships, gain independence, and learn responsibility. If you’re interested in volunteering at Camp Wannaklot on June 6-12, please apply here: www.hog.org/paradise

is this Friday, April 17! This is a chance for you to join people like Thorin and others around the world to raise awa...
04/13/2026

is this Friday, April 17! This is a chance for you to join people like Thorin and others around the world to raise awareness about hemophilia, a bleeding disorder. One of the ways you can show support is by participating in the 2026 Walk/Run. Bring a friend, colleague, or the whole family and join us on May 16 at the Battery at Truist Park to walk/run and raise money to support our global impact programs!

Register or purchase corporate sponsorships today at hog.org/trot.

Twenty-two families enjoyed a weekend of exciting and engaging activities while bonding and connecting with other famili...
04/10/2026

Twenty-two families enjoyed a weekend of exciting and engaging activities while bonding and connecting with other families affected by bleeding disorders at Hemophilia of Georgia’s Spring Family Camp held at Camp Will-A-Way in Winder, Georgia on March 27-29, 2026. Families participated in interactive education and learned about the importance of physical therapy and staying active with a bleeding disorder.

Families had a great time participating in fun activities such as boating, rock climbing, ziplining, horseback riding, arts & crafts, archery, lawn games, or just chilling in the hammock village that HoG staff built! These are just a few of the many educational, empowering, and often life-changing offerings that are provided at Family Camp!

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8607 Roberts Drive, Suite 150
Atlanta, GA
30350

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+17705188272

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