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Center For Black Women's Wellness

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477 Windsor St SW

Atlanta, GA 30312

+1 (404) 688-9202

https://www.cbww.org

The Center for Black Women's Wellness, Inc ( CBWW ) is a non-profit organization that provides free and low-cost services to empower black women, and their families, toward physical, mental and economic wellness. CBWW recognizes that empowering black women leads to the empowerment of the family and, eventually, the empowerment of the community. That is why CBWW is the ONE place that caters to the physical, mental and economic needs of Atlanta's black women through the following comprehensive services:

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4.04 reviews

Kevious W.

9/18/2025

This place is a hidden gem the staff is super sweet and helpful the service was fast and friendly and the doctor is everything will highly recommend and will definitely be back they definitely care

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Shana T.

1/1/2023

I had an appointment the day before Thanksgiving and I still haven't received my test results on anything. I've had to drive to the location to see if my results were in twice and someone was...

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Shantel W.

7/7/2017

Went yesterday, 7/6/17 Receptionist A+ ARNP Amy A++ Phlebotomy A+ Very pleasant experience. Time conscious. Friendly!

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Angela Y.

8/26/2009

On this day a Senator that worked tirelessly to make sure ALL Americans have quality health care died....Senator Ted Kennedy. Unfortunately he died before that dream could become a reality. So...

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