Mission
Good Shepherd Clinic’s mission is to provide free primary medical care to uninsured residents of Clayton County who have limited financial resources. Our goal is to express the love of God by providing quality health care in an atmosphere of dignity and respect for all.
Vision
No individual in Clayton County should lack access to vital healthcare services delivered with care and concern due to lack of financial resources.
Values
We BELIEVE in universal access to healthcare.
We VALUE human dignity and equality.
We are COMMITTED to quality, compassionate healthcare.
We RESPECT volunteerism.
We ENCOURAGE community ownership, service, and collaboration.
“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:40
About The Good Shepherd Clinic
The Good Shepherd Clinic is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit healthcare organization that offers free primary medical care to individuals residing in Clayton County, GA who are uninsured and have limited financial resources. We believe in equitable access to healthcare and assert that no individual should have to go without quality care due to lack of financial means. By providing those in need with access to healthcare, we are making a real difference in a vastly underserved community. We are only able to offer this care with the support of generous donors and volunteers who make our mission possible. We are committed to providing quality and accessible healthcare for all, at no cost.
Our Team
Dr. Todd Deavens
CO-medical
Director
Chelsea Folds
Executive
Director
Dr. Tulasi Vanapalli
CO-medical
Director
April Kooy
Physician
Assistant
Lisa Page
Clinic
Administrator
Ida Smith
Nurse
Practitioner
Patient
Patient
Patient
Patient
Board Of Directors
Angie Bell – Chair
Greg Durden
D. Terrence Foster, MD
Carol Hatfield
Gina McCombs – Treasurer
Mike Mead – Vice Chair
Betty Neal, NP-C
Megan Partain
Cyndi Smith – Secretary
Travis Smith
Deanie Turner
Todd Williams
