Georgia Medical Monitoring Project (MMP)

Georgia is one of 26 states and cities across the nation participating in MMP, a CDC-funded surveillance project designed to collect information on persons living with HIV. The Georgia Medical Monitoring Project (GA MMP) produces locally representative data on persons living with HIV in Georgia. GA MMP describes how care is impacting the health of people with HIV in your community.

The data from the project are used to inform HIV prevention community planning groups, Ryan White CARE Act planning councils, providers of HIV care, and others to advocate for reducing gaps in existing resources. GA MMP also provides an opportunity for policy decisions, resource allocation, and evaluation of prevention and treatment initiatives at the local and national levels to be based on population-based data.

Contact Us

Georgia Department of Public Health - Epidemiology - GA MMP
200 Piedmont Ave. SE
West Tower, Suite 1002
Atlanta, Georgia 30334

Project Director:
Jenna Gettings
[email protected]

Project Coordinator:
Natalie Lucas
[email protected]

Most Current Data

2022 HIV Patients COVID19 Vaccination Rates

2020 HIV Patients 50+ Infographic Fact Sheet

2015-2021 GA MMP Surveillance Report

2015-2021,Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Selected Subgroups of Persons with Diagnosed HIV Infection, Georgia Medical Monitoring Project

 Page last updated 04/10/2024