AbsoluteCare

09/08/2025

For over two decades, Sharon Dickerson was the cornerstone of AbsoluteCare’s HIV center of excellence in Atlanta, GA. Her unwavering dedication, fierce compassion, and tireless advocacy for our members left an indelible mark on all of us. Sharon’s motto, “never give up on our members,” wasn’t just a phrase; it was a guiding light that shaped the way we care, connect, and serve. That spirit will continue to echo through our halls and in the lives we touch.

Please join us in honoring Sharon’s life and the immeasurable impact she had on our members. Our thoughts are with her family as they navigate this profound loss.

01/12/2024

On National Pharmacist Day, AbsoluteCare extends heartfelt thanks to pharmacists for their crucial role in providing comprehensive healthcare to the underserved. Your expertise ensures access to vital medications, contributing significantly to our members' health and wellness.

We appreciate your unwavering dedication to go and deliver high-quality, patient-centered care.

11/07/2023

The current healthcare system is set up to work best for people with transportation, health literacy, quality nutrition, stable housing, and more.

AbsoluteCare goes to restore the health of our most vulnerable and chronically ill neighbors and provide a more personalized experience. We make healthcare more accessible by meeting our members where they are—in their communities.

Whether our members need physical, behavioral, or social health care, our dedicated staff is here to address their needs in a compassionate, judgment-free way.

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10/12/2023

Every 15 seconds, someone is a victim of domestic violence—10 million people each year.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month was introduced in 1981 to raise awareness of this important, mostly hidden, issue. Hospitals and other healthcare facilities are just now beginning to ask, routinely, whether each patient feels safe in their home. If you know someone who is being abused by someone else (and as many as three out of four of us do), will you advocate?