OTP, Detox, Psychiatric Hospitals, Sober Living, Drug & Alcohol Rehab & Mental Health in Georgia
Across 91 counties and 137 cities, Georgia has 395 SAMHSA-listed care providers from FindTreatment.gov. These listings are unrated; verify services, licensing, cost, and availability directly.
Cities in Georgia
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Counties in Georgia
- Appling County (1)
- Bacon County (1)
- Baldwin County (2)
- Barrow County (6)
- Bartow County (2)
- Bibb County (8)
- Brantley County (1)
- Brooks County (1)
- Bulloch County (9)
- Burke County (1)
- Butts County (2)
- Camden County (4)
- Candler County (1)
- Carroll County (5)
- Catoosa County (7)
- Charlton County (1)
- Chatham County (15)
- Chattahoochee County (1)
- Chattooga County (1)
- Cherokee County (9)
- Clarke County (8)
- Clayton County (4)
- Clinch County (1)
- Cobb County (16)
- Coffee County (2)
- Colquitt County (2)
- Columbia County (2)
- Cook County (1)
- Coweta County (5)
- Dade County (2)
- Dawson County (1)
- Decatur County (2)
- Dekalb County (32)
- Dougherty County (5)
- Douglas County (3)
- Early County (1)
- Effingham County (1)
- Elbert County (1)
- Emanuel County (3)
- Fayette County (6)
- Floyd County (5)
- Forsyth County (7)
- Fulton County (38)
- Gilmer County (2)
- Glynn County (5)
- Gordon County (2)
- Grady County (1)
- Greene County (2)
- Gwinnett County (19)
- Habersham County (1)
- Hall County (6)
- Haralson County (1)
- Hart County (1)
- Heard County (1)
- Henry County (5)
- Houston County (4)
- Jackson County (6)
- Jones County (1)
- Lamar County (2)
- Laurens County (5)
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Choosing care in Georgia
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.
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Data sources
Sources: SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov. 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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