Clinical expertise and compassionate guidance that help you rise toward lasting recovery, one intentional step at a time.
Individualized treatment programs designed around your needs, supported by full-day therapeutic schedules and round-the-clock medical care.
Medically supervised detox and evidence-based addiction care that support your safety, comfort, and long-term healing.
Holistic and evidence-based therapies that strengthen emotional resilience, restore balance, and support whole-person wellness.
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Addiction Treatment Programs in Georgia
Mount Sinai Wellness Center provides every level of addiction care on one campus in Dahlonega, an hour outside Atlanta. Detox, residential treatment, dual diagnosis support, medication management, and aftercare all run under the same clinical team, in the same place.
That matters because most people lose momentum in the gap between facilities. Here, there is no gap to lose it in.
Our Levels of Care
Medical Detox
A board-certified physician oversees withdrawal, with nurses on-site 24 hours a day. This is the starting point for anyone physically dependent on alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, or other substances, and most stays last 5 to 7 days.
Our team monitors vital signs and withdrawal severity around the clock, using comfort medication where it helps. Once you stabilize, you move straight into residential treatment on the same campus.
Residential Addiction Treatment
Our flagship program runs 30 to 90 days on campus. Days include individual and group therapy, medical oversight, semi-private rooms, and meals from our own culinary team. This level suits people whose home environment threatens recovery, or anyone who has tried to quit before and seen it unravel.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
For people managing a mental health condition alongside addiction. Anxiety, depression, and PTSD are treated in the same plan as the substance use, by the same clinical team, rather than referred out. This is often the piece missing from a previous round of treatment that only addressed the addiction itself.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
We pair FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapy inside the residential program, all overseen by our Medical Director. This approach supports alcohol and opioid use disorders when clinically appropriate, working alongside therapy rather than replacing it.
Veterans Program
An addiction treatment program built specifically for veterans, including care for PTSD occurring alongside substance use. We accept VA Community Care Network referrals.
Substance-Specific Treatment
Withdrawal, cravings, and relapse risk look different depending on the substance, so treatment gets adapted accordingly. We treat:
How We Decide Your Treatment Plan
Your plan starts with a medical and clinical assessment on arrival. We look at your substance use history, withdrawal risk, any mental health conditions, your physical health, and what you have already tried.
From there, we set your starting point, a likely timeline, and which therapies and medications fit. We review the plan as you progress, since needs change over time. With your consent, we involve your family. We also start discharge planning early, so aftercare and alumni support are ready when you need them.
Program FAQs
Which Program Do I Need?
Most people who are physically dependent begin with medical detox, then move into residential treatment. Add dual diagnosis care if a mental health condition is part of the picture. Your intake assessment settles the details, but a treatment advisor can give you a solid read over the phone before you even travel.
Can I Move Between Levels of Care?
Yes, and most people end up doing exactly that. Detox leading into residential treatment, followed by aftercare and alumni support, is the typical route. Since every stage happens on one campus, moving between them skips the discharge and re-admission process entirely.
How Long Is Treatment?
Detox generally runs 5 to 7 days, and residential treatment usually runs 30 to 90 days. Neither is fixed in advance. Both are set by your clinical progress, and research consistently links longer stays to stronger outcomes.
Does Insurance Cover Addiction Treatment in Georgia?
Most major insurance plans cover detox and residential treatment to some degree, though your specific policy, deductible, and any authorization requirements determine the details. Verify your insurance online or call (800) 353-4673, and we will confirm exactly what your plan covers.