Opioid Treatment Programs in Georgia

Georgia has 71 samhsa-listed opioid treatment programs. No ratings, inspections, or quality scores are published for these listings; confirm services and coverage directly with the provider. Browse the cities below to find local listings.

Cities with opioid treatment programs in Georgia

Savannah, GA 14 facilities Decatur, GA 14 facilities Macon, GA 7 facilities Mcdonough, GA 2 facilities Ringgold, GA 4 facilities Riverdale, GA 2 facilities Waycross, GA 6 facilities Acworth, GA 4 facilities Albany, GA 5 facilities Americus, GA 2 facilities Athens, GA 8 facilities Athens, GA 2 facilities Atlanta, GA 27 facilities Auburn, GA 2 facilities Augusta, GA 10 facilities Austell, GA 2 facilities Bainbridge, GA 2 facilities Blairsville, GA 4 facilities Brunswick, GA 4 facilities Buford, GA 2 facilities Calhoun, GA 2 facilities Camilla, GA 1 facilities Canton, GA 2 facilities Cartersville, GA 2 facilities Chatsworth, GA 2 facilities Columbus, GA 9 facilities Columbus, GA 1 facilities Commerce, GA 2 facilities Conyers, GA 6 facilities Cumming, GA 7 facilities Dallas, GA 2 facilities Doraville, GA 1 facilities Douglasville, GA 3 facilities Dublin, GA 4 facilities Dublin, GA 1 facilities Ellijay, GA 2 facilities Evans, GA 1 facilities Fort Oglethorpe, GA 3 facilities Gainesville, GA 5 facilities Griffin, GA 5 facilities Jackson, GA 2 facilities Lagrange, GA 3 facilities Lawrenceville, GA 5 facilities Loganville, GA 2 facilities Milledgeville, GA 1 facilities Newnan, GA 5 facilities Norcross, GA 6 facilities Perry, GA 1 facilities Rome, GA 4 facilities Rossville, GA 2 facilities Roswell, GA 8 facilities Saint Marys, GA 3 facilities Statesboro, GA 9 facilities Stockbridge, GA 3 facilities Thomasville, GA 1 facilities Tifton, GA 3 facilities Toccoa, GA 3 facilities Valdosta, GA 7 facilities Vidalia, GA 4 facilities Warner Robins, GA 3 facilities Wildwood, GA 1 facilities Winder, GA 4 facilities Woodstock, GA 5 facilities

About opioid treatment programs in Georgia

Opioid treatment programs (OTPs) provide medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) - such as methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone - together with counseling and other support. In the United States, OTPs that dispense methadone are certified by SAMHSA and registered with the DEA. These listings are unrated: SAMHSA publishes no star ratings, inspections, or quality scores, so confirm services, licensing, cost, and availability directly.

A sensible first step is to match the level of care to the need: medically supervised detox, residential or outpatient rehabilitation, an opioid treatment program for medications for opioid use disorder, sober living, or inpatient psychiatric care. Ask what each provider actually offers rather than assuming the category covers it.

When you are choosing for yourself or someone you care for in Georgia, call ahead to confirm current availability, intake requirements, accepted insurance or payment, and whether the program is licensed or certified. Ask what happens if someone needs a higher or lower level of care.

Frequently asked questions

How many opioid treatment programs does Georgia have?

This directory lists 71 samhsa-listed opioid treatment programs in Georgia, across 63 cities and counties, sourced from SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov (N-SUMHSS).

How can I compare opioid treatment programs in Georgia?

Ask which medications are available, whether same-day or walk-in intake is offered, what counseling and dosing schedule to expect, and how payment and insurance work. These listings are unrated - verify services, licensing, cost, and availability directly. Open individual profiles from the city listings above for services, payment options, and contact details.

Data sources

Sources: SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov (N-SUMHSS). Processing date: 2026-10-08.

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Confirm details before acting. Facility records come from public federal datasets and may lag or contain errors. These listings are unrated; always verify current services, licensing, availability, and cost directly with the provider.

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