Alcohol Rehab in Bulloch County, GA

Inpatient Alcohol Rehab in Bulloch County, GA

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Below is a list of residential alcohol rehab centers in Bulloch County, GA. A lot of various alcoholism addiction treatment options provide rehabilitation in Georgia and Bulloch County, because of that, determining which rehab is ideal for a patient’s specific needs could be difficult. When choosing which residential alcohol addiction treatment provides the most significant opportunity for the safest and successful recovery, note that these rehab facilities provide in patient alcohol treatment in Bulloch County to women, male patients, in addition to younger adults and adolescents, with treatment methods that consist of high-end services which may be compensated by private health insurance.

Willingway

Willingway is an inpatient alcohol rehab in Bulloch County, Georgia, 30458 zip code.

Address: 311 Jones Mill Road, Statesboro, GA 30458 in Bulloch County

Services offered:

  • Self payment accepted
  • Inpatient hospital rehab, short term alcohol rehab and regular outpatient alcohol treatment
  • Benzodiazepines Detox, Alcohol Detox and Methamphetamines Detox
  • Alcohol use counseling approach, matrix model and 12 step rehabilitation
  • Transitional housing

Pineland Bhdd Womens Place

Pineland Bhdd Womens Place is an inpatient alcohol rehab center in Bulloch County, GA, 30458 zip code.

Address: 3400 Cypress Lake Road, Statesboro, GA 30458 in Bulloch County

Services offered:

  • Judicial clients, LGBT and veterans
  • Halfway and sober housing
  • Long-term alcohol rehab and residential alcohol rehabilitation
  • Relapse prevention treatment, anger management and matrix model
  • Covered by Medicaid

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Inpatient Alcohol Rehab Near Bulloch County, GA

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