Georgia's public treatment network includes outpatient and residential substance use services across all six DBHDD regions, while private and hospital-based providers add detoxification, residential, PHP, IOP and specialty programs.
The selected providers represent multiple parts of Georgia and several levels of care. Confirm current licensing, insurance participation, clinical eligibility and availability directly before admission.
- Detox or withdrawal management may be appropriate when stopping alcohol or drugs requires clinical monitoring.
- Residential treatment provides a live-in setting with structured addiction care.
- PHP and IOP provide frequent treatment while allowing the person to live off site.
- Outpatient treatment can include therapy, addiction medicine and continuing care.
- Medication treatment may be available for opioid or alcohol use disorder when clinically appropriate.