Medicaid, Government funding or Free, no payment accepted, Buprenorphine, Methadone or Naltrexone in Georgia
124 facilities in 65 cities match. 262 facilities in Georgia in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Georgia
65 cities, alphabetical. 39 have a single facility.
- Acworth1
- Albany1
- Alpharetta1
- Athens3
- Atlanta13
- Augusta5
- Austell1
- Bainbridge2
- Blairsville1
- Brunswick3
- Buford1
- Calhoun1
- Canton1
- Carrollton2
- Cartersville1
- Chatsworth1
- Columbus3
- Commerce1
- Conyers1
- Covington1
- Cumming2
- Dallas1
- Decatur6
- Douglasville1
- Dublin3
- Elberton1
- Fort Oglethorpe1
- Gainesville1
- Griffin2
- Hinesville1
- Jackson1
- Jefferson1
- Lagrange2
- Lawrenceville1
- Loganville1
- Macon3
- Marietta3
- McDonough2
- Milledgeville1
- Monroe1
- Montezuma1
- Moultrie2
- Newnan2
- Pelham1
- Ringgold2
- Rome2
- Roswell1
- Saint Marys1
- Saint Simons Island1
- Savannah7
- Snellville1
- Statesboro4
- Stockbridge2
- Swainsboro1
- Thomasville2
- Tifton1
- Toccoa1
- Tucker1
- Valdosta3
- Vidalia1
- Villa Rica1
- Warner Robins1
- Waycross3
- Winder2
- Woodstock1
Types of care
- Detox in Georgia68
- Inpatient and residential in Georgia87
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Georgia99
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Georgia0
- Outpatient in Georgia230
- 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.