Serving The Bleeding Disorder Community: HoG’s Impact By The Numbers

We know that it takes more than medicine to help our patients live their best lives. We are proud of the work we do and the impact it has on patients and their families. 

In fiscal year 2026, Hemophilia of Georgia:

• Provided support to 6 Hemophilia Treatment Centers and 2 Telehealth Clinics
• Outreach Nurses: 
  • Provided 1,287 home nursing visits
  • Created 1,006 emergency action plans
  • Helped educate 559 medical and school professionals
  • Taught 101 families how to self-infuse
  • Provided 85 medical alert identifiers to patients
• Social Workers:
  • Awarded $200,000 in scholarships to 44 aspiring individuals through the John W. Youtsey Scholarship Program.
  • Helped 4,594 patients through emergency assistance
  • Provided 396 home social worker visits
• Provided over $2.8 million in research funding to improve treatments and to find a cure
• Engagement and Advocacy teams helped create community connections:
  • 1,423 people attended educational camps and events
  • 110 kids attended Camp Wannaklot
  • 415 volunteers came out to help support our programs and events
  • 8 advocates went to Washington, D.C.

We look forward to continuing to serve, educate, and engage the bleeding disorder community throughout the year! Thank you to our generous donors for their support funding research and scholarships.