Your Path to Healing Starts at Mt. Sinai
Your Journey
Hear It from Our Clients
"Best dual diagnosis treatment center in Georgia. Gorgeous Scenery, Caring professionals, A+ Experience."
- H.A.W.
Our Graduates Support Each Other
Our continued connection with each individual who completes the program at Mount Sinai Wellness Center is very important. We offer alumni groups, in which graduates of the program can return weekly to share their own experiences of hope and courage with current residents.
We also host quarterly alumni events designed to bring graduates together, reinforcing the importance of recovery, community, and finding joy in a substance-free life. These gatherings provide a supportive space for connection and continued personal growth.
To learn more about support resources after rehab treatment, be sure to check out our aftercare programs.
For more information please call (800) 353-4673 to learn more about our aftercare services.
What Sets Us Apart
Top Physicians & Clinicians in the U.S.
Our expert doctors and support staff are here to help you out of the deepest valleys.
Beautiful Living Quarters
Our facilities offer comfort, privacy and a stress-free environment for healing.
Masterfully Prepared Meals
All meals prepared on campus are created by our chef.
Beautiful Expansive Campus
Mt. Sinai sits on 43 acres of beautiful wilderness.
Reach New Heights in Your Recovery
We aim to help people understand the circumstances that led them to where they are now. Managing an addiction isn’t just a matter of not using—it’s creating mental strategies that will help you identify the things that tempt you and overcome them.
Reach New Heights in Your Recovery
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