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.
Outpatient Drug & Alcohol Treatment Serving the Atlanta Area.
Outpatient care is a lighter-intensity treatment option than IOP. Clients may come from home for in-person care or attend virtually from home. Southeast Addiction Center offers housing for those who need it; please discuss housing with admissions.
A lower-intensity outpatient option available in person or virtually from home. Southeast Addiction Center offers housing for those who need it; admissions can discuss the options.
Private insurance for eligible treatment. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare.
Need help with FMLA paperwork?
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.
Worried about being away from family?
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.
Start with the questions that matter at home and at work.
There is no need to sort out every detail before you ask for help.
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Quick fit
Start with the practical basics.
Who it may suit
People who may need outpatient support with a lighter commitment than IOP.Where it happens
In person or virtually from home.Living arrangement
Clients may come from home. Housing is available for those who need it; please discuss with admissions.Time commitment
In person or virtually from home—confirm current details with admissions.A look inside Southeast
A local space for scheduled outpatient care.
A look at the Southeast setting for people considering an outpatient conversation.
What care can look like
OP means outpatient care: scheduled treatment with clients attending in person from home or virtually from home. Southeast Addiction Center offers housing for those who need it; admissions can discuss the options.
Review the need
An assessment helps determine whether OP offers the appropriate support or whether another level should be discussed.
Plan visits
The team confirms the actual visit pattern, session duration, and attendance expectations.
Continue the conversation
A plan may be reassessed if needs change; a transition is a clinical discussion, not a guarantee.
Insurance & admissions
Understand the process before you decide.
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.
- 1Benefit checkShare basic contact and coverage details through an approved secure process.
- 2Cost conversationAsk about coverage and expected out-of-pocket costs before deciding whether to proceed.
- 3Clinical assessmentAppropriate level of care and any admission decision are considered individually.
Questions, answered carefully
What people often ask before contacting admissions.
Answers are designed to be useful without making promises about a particular person’s care, coverage, or admission.
No. OP is generally a lower-intensity outpatient level of care; an assessment can clarify which option to discuss.
The visit pattern is a program-policy detail that admissions must confirm.
OP clients can come from home for in-person care or attend virtually from home. Southeast Addiction Center offers housing for those who need it; please discuss housing with admissions.
Admissions can check eligible private-plan benefits and discuss expected out-of-pocket costs before you decide.
A change in level of care is discussed individually; no placement or timing is guaranteed.
Private-insurance eligibility review
Understand whether OP could be the right step.
Ask admissions about the current visit pattern, the assessment process, and private-insurance verification.