Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Marietta, GA

Substance Use Disorder Recovery Programs in Marietta, GA

Marietta is the seat of Cobb County, which is why the Cobb Behavioral Health Crisis Center sits here rather than at the county’s edge. It is a walk-in alternative to an emergency department for someone in acute distress, and knowing it exists changes what a bad night looks like.

a reasonable choice in the city, across 11 named districts including East Cobb, West Cobb, Downtown Marietta and Acworth. Widen the radius and 94 sit within twenty-five miles.

Of what is listed here, almost all indicate outpatient services, a sizeable share medication-assisted treatment and a sizeable share co-occurring mental health work. Across Cobb County there is 12, and the wider Georgia total reaches 327.

One quirk of the northwest metro is worth knowing first. Public behavioral health in Georgia is organized on catchments that cross county lines rather than on counties, so the body funding treatment for a Cobb address may cover a wide stretch of country to the north and west. Ask what area a program serves.

Which Level of Care Do You Need

Assessment sets the starting point. What is reachable from here covers outpatient services.

Detox and Residential Treatment

Detox is not listed in the city, and the nearest sits a short way out, and the state crisis line can locate an open bed.

Residential admission means living on site for several weeks, and 0 of the listings here indicate it. Length of stay is where programs differ most.

Outpatient, IOP and PHP Treatment

Intensive outpatient runs nine to fifteen hours across three or four days; partial hospitalization is nearer a full weekday. Here 8 listings indicate outpatient services, 0 intensive outpatient, 0 partial hospitalization and 0 remote sessions. Traffic on the northwest corridor is a real factor in whether a schedule holds.

Dual Diagnosis and Sober Living

0 of the listings here indicate co-occurring work, treating a mental health condition alongside the substance use rather than after it. Ask whether prescribing is on site or by referral.

Sober living is not listed in the city itself, which is common, since many houses never appear in federal records; 0 sit within twenty-five miles. Georgia does not license these houses, and certification through the Georgia Association of Recovery Residences, CARF or the Joint Commission is voluntary, so ask which a house holds. Districts such as Kennesaw shorten the drive to an outpatient schedule.

Cost, Insurance and Local Support in Marietta, GA

The table below sets out typical price ranges by level of care. Treat them as a starting point rather than a quote. What someone actually pays turns on length of stay, whether medical detox and medication are included, staffing levels, and how much of the bill insurance takes on. Nonprofit and state-funded providers often price well below private ones, and a sliding scale tied to income is common.

Georgia Medicaid pays for treatment across the continuum, and 4 of the listings here accept it. Georgia has not expanded Medicaid, so most working-age adults reach it only through Pathways to Coverage.

Start by asking about publicly funded options instead of assuming the cost rules you out. That question belongs with Highland Rivers Behavioral Health, a community service board set up to point people toward care they can afford. The number to call is (800) 729-5700.

Licensing for treatment programs in Georgia moved between state agencies in 2026. Before anything appears here, our team works to confirm the provider with Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, and SAMHSA’s own file is read alongside that.

Hospitals and Emergency Services in Marietta, GA

Call 911 if breathing slows, lips or fingertips go gray or blue, or a person cannot be woken. Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center runs the nearest emergency department to Marietta, with 16 inside twenty-five miles. Working out the route in advance costs nothing and saves minutes later.

Alcohol and benzodiazepines carry a risk that most other drugs do not: withdrawal from either one can bring on seizures or delirium tremens, and both are life-threatening. The danger lies in stopping suddenly with no medical care, not in asking for help. That is why medically supervised detox exists as its own level of care. Coming off other drugs is hard as well, and clinical oversight makes that safer too.

Within twenty-five miles, 16 run emergency departments, among them Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center, Saint Joseph'S Hospital of ATLANTA, INC and Northside Hospital.

If you are making this call for someone else, keep a note of what each provider says about visiting hours and family involvement, so the answers can be compared later.