Mercer Center for
IDD Care

Providing thoughtful and personalized outpatient care to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities

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About our center

Located in Macon, the Mercer Center for IDD Care is a place where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) receive the compassionate and personalized care they deserve. Serving patients from across Georgia, we are dedicated to honoring each individual’s dignity and supporting their unique needs with expertise and compassion.

Our center is thoughtfully designed to create a calm, welcoming environment. With features like noise reduction and desensitization programs, we help ease anxiety and make every visit as comfortable as possible. For those with mobility challenges, we provide assistance, including safe transfers for wheelchair and walker users.

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How can we help?

At Mercer, we offer all the outpatient health services adults with IDD need to thrive—all in one convenient location. From primary care to dental care, therapy services, and more, every aspect of our care is thoughtfully designed to meet the unique needs of our patients while honoring their individuality with dignity and respect.

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Our location

750 Hazel Street
Macon, GA 31201

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