If you live or work in Alpharetta and need addiction treatment that fits around a career and family, outpatient care may be the right fit. Atlanta Outpatient Rehab by The Recovery Village is about 13.5 miles from downtown Alpharetta, straight down GA-400 at 325 Hammond Drive in Sandy Springs. Our intensive outpatient program (IOP), outpatient dual diagnosis treatment and group therapy are built for adults who are medically stable and can live at home during treatment. See our Sandy Springs location page for building, parking and entrance details.
Driving From Alpharetta to Sandy Springs
Almost every Alpharetta route uses GA-400. The trip is about 13.5 miles and takes roughly 20 minutes with light traffic. During the weekday morning and evening commute, 35 to 45 minutes is more realistic, so evening sessions are worth asking about if you commute to Avalon, North Point or Windward.
- From downtown Alpharetta / City Center: take Old Milton Parkway or Haynes Bridge Road to GA-400 south. Exit at Hammond Drive near Perimeter Center and drive west on Hammond Drive toward Roswell Road.
- From Windward Parkway or Deerfield: join GA-400 south at Windward Parkway and follow the same route; the drive is a few miles longer.
- From North Point / Mansell Road: use the Mansell Road or Haynes Bridge Road ramps onto GA-400 south.
Transit: MARTA rail doesn’t reach Alpharetta, but North Springs station, at the north end of the Red Line off GA-400, has park-and-ride parking. From there it’s one stop to Sandy Springs station and a short rideshare to our building. We don’t provide transportation, so plan a reliable ride before your first session.
What Outpatient Treatment Looks Like Here
Outpatient care lets you keep your routines while treatment provides structure and accountability. Our clinical team offers:
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Our Recovery Advocates are available around the clock to answer your questions, verify your insurance, and help you find the right level of care — at no cost to you.
- Intensive outpatient program (IOP): at least nine hours of therapy per week, typically for about 12 weeks, with sessions scheduled so many people can keep working. Details are on our IOP page.
- Dual diagnosis care: treatment for substance use together with conditions such as depression, anxiety or PTSD. See outpatient dual diagnosis treatment.
- Individual therapy: regular one-on-one sessions with a therapist to work on triggers, stress and relationships.
- Group therapy: skills-based groups where you practice relapse prevention and coping strategies with peers.
If outpatient care isn’t enough right now
We don’t provide detox, overnight or residential care at this location. If you need medically supervised withdrawal or round-the-clock support first, The Recovery Village Atlanta, our sister campus in Roswell just south of Alpharetta, offers medical detox, residential treatment and partial hospitalization. When you finish there, you can step down to IOP with us.
Alpharetta Addiction and Mental Health Resources
Alpharetta is home to Fulton County’s Health and Human Services North facility at 4700 North Point Parkway, which opened in April 2026. Fulton County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities provides adult behavioral health services there, including co-occurring substance use treatment and peer support (404-616-2410). The county’s opioid and addiction services, including medication-assisted outpatient treatment for opioid use disorder, are also offered at North Point Parkway at no cost.
- Emergency care: Wellstar North Fulton Hospital in neighboring Roswell has a 24-hour emergency department.
- Meetings: use the AA meeting finder or NA meeting search with an Alpharetta ZIP code (30004, 30005, 30009 or 30022) to find local and online meetings.
- Family support: Al-Anon helps relatives and friends of people with alcohol problems.
If someone is in immediate danger or has overdosed, call 911. For a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988, or call the Georgia Crisis and Access Line (GCAL) at 1-800-715-4225, 24/7.
Insurance and Getting Started
We accept most major insurance plans, and private payment is also an option. Your benefits, deductible and copays depend on your plan, so we verify coverage before you begin. Verify your insurance online or review our admissions process.
- Call (855) 917-2011, answered 24/7. Calls are free and confidential.
- Phone assessment: a Recovery Advocate asks about your substance use, health history and insurance to confirm outpatient care is a safe fit.
- Pick a start date: we don’t accept walk-ins, but treatment often begins within 24 to 48 hours.
- First session: you meet your team and set a schedule that works with your commitments where possible.
Alpharetta Outpatient Rehab FAQs
How long is the drive from Alpharetta?
About 13.5 miles via GA-400: roughly 20 minutes off-peak and 35 to 45 minutes at rush hour.
Will my employer find out I’m in treatment?
Your treatment records are confidential and protected by federal privacy law. If you need time off or a schedule change, you decide what to share; our team can explain your options.
Is IOP enough, or do I need inpatient care?
It depends on your health, withdrawal risk and home environment. Our phone assessment recommends the safest level of care, and we’ll refer you to detox or residential care first if needed.
Talk With Us About Outpatient Care Near Alpharetta
Call (855) 917-2011 to ask about IOP, insurance or scheduling.
Atlanta Outpatient Rehab by The Recovery Village
325 Hammond Drive, Suite 103, Sandy Springs, GA 30328
Phone: (855) 917-2011
Nearby community guides: Roswell, Johns Creek, Sandy Springs.
