What's Going Around in Georgia?

Health surveillance summary for Georgia — April 2026

Here's a snapshot of current respiratory illness and disease activity in Georgia, based on the latest CDC surveillance data. Click any topic for detailed trends, charts, and nearby state comparisons.

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Elevated Activity in Georgia

MMR Coverage is at elevated levels. Tap below for details.

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Flu

Moderate

3.3% ILI

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RSV

Low

0.9 per 100K

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COVID-19

Low

0.6 per 100K

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Measles

Moderate

2 cases in 2026

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MMR Coverage

Very High

86.8% coverage

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Nearby States

Florida Alabama Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina

Cities in Georgia

Health data available for these Georgia cities:

Atlanta ·Columbus ·Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance) ·Macon-Bibb County ·Savannah ·Athens-Clarke County unified government (balance) ·Sandy Springs ·South Fulton ·Roswell ·Johns Creek ·Warner Robins

Frequently Asked Questions

What's going around in Georgia right now?

Based on the latest CDC data, here's what's circulating in Georgia: flu activity is moderate, RSV is low, COVID-19 is low, and there have been 2 measles cases reported in 2026. Each topic page has detailed trends and comparisons.

Is the flu bad in Georgia right now?

Flu activity in Georgia is currently moderate with 3.3% ILI. Visit the Georgia flu page for weekly trend charts, nearby state comparisons, and historical context.

Are there measles cases in Georgia?

Georgia has reported 2 confirmed measles cases in 2026. The state's kindergarten MMR vaccination rate is 86.8%. See the measles tracker for county-level details.

Local Health Signal is not affiliated with the CDC or any government agency. Data is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended for clinical decision making. See our methods page for details on data sources and limitations.