Our Atlanta residential mental health care treatment centers can help you develop a strong foundation for your mental health, away from the stressors and triggers that exist in daily life at home.
Our inpatient rehab program provides a focused environment where patients can dedicate themselves to overcoming mental health challenges while staying at our specialized treatment facility. Designed for voluntary individuals who require residential psychiatric care but do not pose an immediate risk to themselves or others, our subacute treatment program offers personalized care. Each patient receives a customized treatment plan tailored to their specific needs, including individual and group therapy with licensed professionals, medication management, and access to recreational spaces for art, sports, and relaxation.
Selecting a program that meets your needs is vital to effective treatment and lasting recovery. Our subacute inpatient mental health program may be a good fit for you if:
You may require a higher level of care than our program can offer if:
At our Atlanta inpatient rehab facilities, you’ll find a safe and supportive environment designed for healing and recovery. With 24/7 medical monitoring and care, you’ll have the support needed to stabilize your mental health and begin your recovery journey.
Through individual and group therapy, our physician-led team of experts will help you gain a deeper understanding of your mental health symptoms while equipping you with effective coping strategies to support your progress in the next stage of recovery.
Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you the help you need.
The Recovery Village Atlanta offers inpatient rehab at both our North Atlanta facility in Roswell and our South Atlanta facility in Stockbridge, providing a comfortable, home-like environment where you can focus on healing your mental health. With a full range of amenities, both locations offer opportunities for indoor and outdoor recreation, ensuring a well-rounded recovery experience.
For many people, self-medicating their mental health condition with drugs or alcohol can provide temporary relief but worsen their symptoms over time. If you’re struggling with a mental health disorder and an addiction, treating both at the same time is key to a successful recovery.
Many behavioral health facilities only offer one or the other. The licensed professionals at The Recovery Village Atlanta can not only treat both, but they’ll also help you understand the relationship between your conditions for more holistic healing.
We recognize that cost is a key factor when choosing an inpatient rehab center. Many insurance plans cover some or all of the expenses for behavioral health treatment. The Recovery Village partners with most major and local health insurance providers. To check your coverage, visit our insurance page to verify your benefits.
The duration of an inpatient mental health program varies based on individual needs. In most cases, patients complete their residential treatment within two to four weeks.
For a lasting and effective recovery, it’s essential to follow the recommended treatment plan. We highly encourage you to complete your program as advised by medical professionals. However, you have the option to leave the facility at any time, even against medical advice.
Yes, individuals who have completed acute-level mental health care at another facility and seek additional support before transitioning back to daily life are welcome in our subacute residential treatment program.
From your first day in treatment, case managers start planning for your transition after graduation. They will connect you with outpatient therapy programs and mental health resources in your community, ensuring you have ongoing support when you leave.
Our dual-diagnosis treatment program addresses both substance use and mental health disorders simultaneously. During the admission process, our medical team will evaluate your needs and determine whether the mental health or substance use track is the best fit for you.
If you enter our mental health program but require substance use treatment, you’ll first undergo medical detox before continuing with additional group therapy sessions focused on addiction, all while staying in our mental health wing.
For those whose primary concern is substance use, treatment begins with medical detox, followed by inpatient rehab alongside others in addiction recovery. Your mental health needs will be addressed as part of your comprehensive care within this program.
Many inpatient programs, including The Recovery Village Atlanta locations in Roswell and Stockbridge, accept health insurance. Your plan may cover some or all of the costs of inpatient rehab. If you don’t have insurance, private pay options may be available. To verify your insurance benefits, visit our insurance page—we are in-network with most local and national health insurance providers.
The law provides protections for those taking time off work for behavioral health needs. Under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), eligible individuals can take job-protected leave while seeking mental health treatment from a healthcare provider. However, not everyone qualifies for FMLA benefits.
Mental health disorders can make it challenging to care for your children. While child custody outcomes vary, seeking treatment and achieving recovery can often improve your chances of maintaining custody. Many parents arrange for a trusted relative to care for their children while they undergo rehab.
It’s time to take the first step. Our admissions team is available 24/7 to answer questions.
The Recovery Village Atlanta
11725 Pointe Place Roswell, GA 30076
The Recovery Village South Atlanta
1000 Eagles Landing Pkwy Stockbridge, GA 30281
The Recovery Village Atlanta offers comprehensive addiction treatment for drug and alcohol addictions and co-occurring mental health conditions.
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