Outpatient, Intensive outpatient or Partial hospitalization in Georgia
234 facilities in 104 cities match. 270 facilities in Georgia in all.
- Outpatient234
- Intensive outpatient101
- Partial hospitalization0
- Residential65
- Hospital inpatient31
- Detox69
- Opioid treatment program60
- Sober living or halfway house22
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Georgia
104 cities, alphabetical. 59 have a single facility.
- Acworth3
- Adel1
- Albany1
- Alpharetta1
- Athens6
- Atlanta29
- Auburn1
- Augusta6
- Austell1
- Bainbridge2
- Ball Ground1
- Barrigada1
- Blairsville3
- Blakely1
- Brunswick2
- Buford1
- Calhoun1
- Canton1
- Carrollton2
- Cartersville1
- Chatsworth1
- Cleveland1
- Columbus3
- Commerce1
- Conyers3
- Covington2
- Cumming4
- Dahlonega1
- Dallas1
- Dalton1
- Dawsonville1
- Decatur8
- Demorest1
- Douglas1
- Douglasville1
- Dublin3
- Duluth1
- Elberton1
- Ellijay1
- Evans1
- Fayetteville1
- Fort Oglethorpe2
- Fort Valley1
- Gainesville4
- Griffin3
- Hagatna1
- Hartwell1
- Hinesville3
- Hiram1
- Homerville1
- Jackson1
- Jefferson1
- Jesup1
- Jonesboro1
- Lagrange2
- Lawrenceville3
- Loganville1
- Macon5
- Marietta6
- Mayaguez1
- McDonough2
- Metter1
- Milledgeville2
- Monroe2
- Moultrie1
- Naranjito1
- Newnan3
- Norcross3
- Peachtree Corners2
- Pelham1
- Perry1
- Quitman1
- Reidsville1
- Ringgold2
- Riverdale2
- Rome2
- Rossville1
- Roswell5
- Saint Marys1
- Saint Simons Island1
- Sautee Nacoochee1
- Savannah9
- Snellville1
- Statesboro5
- Stockbridge2
- Summerville1
- Swainsboro2
- Sylvania1
- Thomaston1
- Thomasville3
- Tifton2
- Toccoa3
- Tucker1
- Tyrone1
- Union Point1
- Valdosta7
- Vidalia2
- Villa Rica1
- Warner Robins2
- Waycross2
- Waynesboro1
- Wildwood1
- Winder3
- Woodstock4
Types of care
- Detox in Georgia69
- Inpatient and residential in Georgia96
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Georgia101
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Georgia0
- Outpatient in Georgia234
- Opioid treatment programs in Georgia60
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Georgia publishes its own list of licensed providers.