Fulton County Adult Behavioral Health

Fulton County Adult Behavioral Health is a county-operated behavioral health and substance use treatment program in Atlanta, Georgia, located within The Center for Health & Rehabilitation.

The program provides outpatient services for adults, including psychiatric care, counseling and support for co-occurring addiction issues.

As part of Fulton County's public behavioral health network, the program emphasizes accessible, community-centered care available regardless of ability to pay.

Behavioral Health and Addiction Treatment Programs in Atlanta

Care typically begins with a psychiatric assessment, and walk-ins are welcome during weekday business hours.

Services span outpatient behavioral health and co-occurring addiction support, with both in-person and telehealth options available across the network.

Clients can expect group counseling, individual and family therapy, crisis management, peer support and continuing care for those discharged from hospitals or jails.

The program also connects adults to opioid use disorder resources and HIV early intervention services for eligible individuals.

Quick Facts: Fulton County Adult Behavioral Health

• Location: Atlanta, Georgia, at The Center for Health & Rehabilitation on Boulevard Northeast
• Levels of care: Outpatient behavioral health and co-occurring addiction services, available in person or via telehealth
• Who they treat: Adults with mental health and co-occurring addiction needs, including uninsured residents, veterans and Medicaid or Medicare clients
• Approach: Psychiatric care, counseling, crisis management, peer support and care coordination
• Payment options: Free or sliding-scale care, Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and self-pay
• Special services: Opioid use disorder support and HIV early intervention services for eligible adults
• Continuing care: Support for clients discharged from hospitals and jails