Our Admissions Process
When you call, our Recovery Advocates will answer any questions about treatment, help confirm your benefits coverage and perform a pre-assessment to determine your eligibility. They may ask about your:
Upon verifying your insurance, our advocate will provide a treatment program recommendation that is tailored to your recovery needs.
We will help you decide on an admission date and can assist with making travel arrangements if necessary.
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Start Your Admission Online
Verifying your insurance is the first step toward starting your admission. Complete our insurance form to quickly determine if your insurance will cover treatment at our facility. Afterward, complete our assessment so we can create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Our Self-Assessment
Once You Arrive at the Facility
When you arrive at The Recovery Village Atlanta, our staff performs a comprehensive intake assessment of your physical and mental health to help create your substance abuse treatment plan. Your intake assessment may include:
Will I Lose My Job If I Go to Rehab?
Federal laws and workplace policies are in place to protect people who want to recover from addiction. If you’re considering using FMLA benefits to protect your job while you’re in rehab, it’s really important to start the process as soon as possible, even before you arrive for treatment. You’ll need to contact your employer to start the paperwork required for FMLA. To protect your privacy, you only need to say you’re seeking medical treatment.
Do You Accept Walk-ins?
Although we highly recommend scheduling your admission in advance to avoid extended wait times, The Recovery Village Atlanta accepts walk-in patients for our highest levels of substance abuse treatment between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays. Walking in does not guarantee admission to care.
Your Privacy Is Our Priority
All admissions calls are confidential. At The Recovery Village Atlanta, you will fill out forms that only allow us to discuss important information with the people you designate per HIPAA guidelines. In addition, no information will be disclosed to any party without your written, documented consent.
How Our Recovery Advocates Can Help You
Speak With a Recovery Advocate
Speak with a caring representative who can answer your questions and get you the help you need.