Ascensa Health
139 Renaissance Parkway Northeast, Atlanta, 30308
(404) 249-6272 · more numbers below
Ascensa Health is a nonprofit in Atlanta that helps adults with drug and alcohol problems. It offers detox, live-in treatment, outpatient treatment, medicine for addiction and ongoing recovery support. It serves people who are low-income, homeless or without insurance, and state funding can help pay.
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What they offer 11
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Admissions and AssessmentService
This is the first step. You come to the admissions building for an assessment that decides which level of care fits you. Then you meet with a counselor and a nurse.
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Counseling and support for familiesService
Help for the family or support people of someone in treatment. It includes counseling with a licensed family therapist, education about addiction, and family activities.
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Employment ServicesService
Job help to support recovery. It includes job-search help, resume and interview workshops, basic computer training, money education and groups after you start work.
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Health ServicesService
Health care help for people staying in Residential Treatment. It includes health checks, medicines, nutrition classes and HIV and Hepatitis C testing.
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Intensive Day TreatmentService
Ascensa Health offers a structured day treatment program for adults who need help with substance use. It uses therapy and group support to help people work on recovery.
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Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)Service
Medicine to help treat opioid and alcohol addiction. It is offered within all of the programs.
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Men's Residential TreatmentService
Live-in treatment for people who need intensive care. Most people stay about 60 to 90 days, but the length depends on your assessment.
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Outpatient TreatmentProgram
Treatment you attend while living at home. Intensive and lower-intensity options are offered, plus a new evening program for people with work, school or family duties.
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