Worried about your job?
Talk with our admissions team about checking into treatment while we help coordinate the paperwork needed to support a leave from work. We’ll guide you through the next steps so you can focus on treatment.
Virtual IOP and virtual OP are two possible outpatient intensities delivered remotely for eligible Georgia residents. A clinical screening determines whether remote care is appropriate.
Remote outpatient care still requires protected session time, privacy, and the right clinical fit—it is not a substitute for medical detox.
Private insurance for eligible treatment. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare.
Talk with our admissions team about checking into treatment while we help coordinate the paperwork needed to support a leave from work. We’ll guide you through the next steps so you can focus on treatment.
Our team regularly helps clients with FMLA paperwork and can assist with the forms needed to support a leave from work. We’ll help keep the process straightforward so you can focus on treatment.
We welcome family involvement when it supports recovery. With your permission, we want loved ones included throughout treatment planning and each step of the way.
Quick fit
Who it may suit
Eligible Georgia residents who may be appropriate for remote outpatient care.Where it happens
Remotely from within Georgia.Living arrangement
At home; no overnight care is provided.Time commitment
Verified session schedule — confirm current details with admissions.A look inside Southeast
A look inside Southeast Addiction Center while remote-care eligibility and practical setup are considered individually.
What care can look like
The team reviews whether you are in Georgia, whether remote care is appropriate, and what practical setup is needed.
IOP and OP may have different schedule and session expectations; the current options must be confirmed.
If care needs change, a clinician may recommend discussing local or inpatient support. Virtual treatment is not detox.
Insurance & admissions
Starting a treatment conversation should not mean making an uninformed financial or clinical decision.
We work with private insurance for eligible treatment. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare. Our admissions team can check your benefits and explain coverage and expected out-of-pocket costs before you decide whether to proceed. Verification is not a guarantee of coverage or admission.
Questions, answered carefully
Answers are designed to be useful without making promises about a particular person’s care, coverage, or admission.
It is intended for eligible Georgia residents. An assessment confirms eligibility and clinical fit.
No. Virtual outpatient treatment is not a substitute for medical detox.
Confirm the current device, connection, privacy, accessibility, and location requirements with admissions.
Sessions require protected care time. Ask about the approved schedule before deciding.
Admissions can check eligible private-plan telehealth benefits; verification does not guarantee coverage or admission.
Private-insurance eligibility review
Start with a Georgia eligibility and clinical-fit conversation, then ask about the current virtual schedule and insurance verification.