What To Expect
You’ll be greeted by welcoming staff, complete paperwork, meet with your therapist, and learn about your program structure.
Days include check-in, psychoeducational groups, process groups or therapy, skills practice, and closing/planning. We offer morning and evening tracks.
Intensive outpatient addiction and mental health treatment generally lasts around 12 weeks with regular appointments, but can be longer depending on your progress.
We use evidence-based therapies that have been identified as effective treatments by The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).
Our Recovery Advocates can answer your questions about our addiction treatment programs and life at The Recovery Village Atlanta Outpatient Center.
Let your intake coordinator know you want to speak to a Recovery Advocate when you call.
Call (855) 917-2011Seeking addiction treatment can feel overwhelming. Our Recovery Advocates can answer your questions about starting treatment.
“Most health insurance plans require some level of out-of-pocket cost in order to use your benefits. These expenses—often referred to collectively as your ‘Patient Responsibility’—can vary widely depending on your plan.
When you arrive, or as soon as you are medically stable, a staff member will review your expected financial responsibility with you. They will explain which portions are due at admission, such as your deductible, and which remaining costs—like co-insurance or outstanding balances—will be billed once services are completed. During your stay, our onsite financial counselors will go over your coverage again and work closely with your case manager, who can also guide you through FMLA paperwork if needed.
We strongly encourage you to contact your insurance provider before admission to understand the details of your specific plan. Some insurance plans may not consider The Recovery Village Atlanta a participating provider, which means you will be responsible for any services not covered by your policy, along with all standard out-of-pocket costs.
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If you have questions about insurance, treatment options, or next steps, our admissions team can answer in minutes.
All calls are confidential.
