Angel House of Georgia
Gainesville, GA · private
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- Profile ownership
- Claimed by the program
- Verification
- Program ownership claim approved by an administrator · directory source imported Jun 5, 2026
- Availability
- No residential-bed report available
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In context
- One of 6 treatment programs listed in Gainesville, GA.
- One of 2 iop (intensive outpatient) programs in Gainesville.
Angel House of Georgia in Gainesville, GA is listed in the 2025 SAMHSA directory as offering substance use treatment. Reported care settings include outpatient; intensive outpatient treatment; regular outpatient treatment. Medication-related services reported include does not treat alcohol use disorder. Reported payment categories include private health insurance; cash or self-payment. Reported special populations include adult women; adult men; criminal justice (other than dui/dwi)/forensic clients; +4 more. Call the facility directly to verify current services, insurance, availability, and eligibility.
Levels of care
- • IOP (Intensive Outpatient)call for scheduling
- • Outpatientcall for scheduling
Specializes in
- • co_occurring
- • trauma
- • Cognitive behavioral therapy
- • Motivational interviewing
- • Matrix Model
- • Relapse prevention
- • Substance use disorder counseling
- • Trauma-related counseling
- • 12-step facilitation
Who they serve
- • young adult
- • seniors
- • women
- • men
- • criminal justice
- • trauma
- • co occurring
Insurance & payment
- Self-pay — reported payment option
- Commercial insurance category listed (carrier not confirmed)
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Good to know
Therapies & treatment approaches
Clinical methods offered at Angel House of Georgia.
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
FDA-approved medications used alongside counseling to support recovery.
- ✓Does not treat alcohol use disorder
Who they serve
Female; Male
Languages & accessibility
Aftercare & recovery support
Support that continues after primary treatment.
- ✓Self-help groups
- ✓Recovery coach
- ✓Mentoring/peer support
- ✓Aftercare/continuing care
- ✓Discharge Planning
- ✓Naloxone and overdose education
- ✓Outcome follow-up after discharge
Care experience & policies
- Smoking
- Smoking permitted in designated area
- Vaping
- Vaping not permitted
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