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Substance abuse and behavioral health treatment center · Georgia

Recovery Place Inc PHP and IOP

Detoxification 28-Day Residential Program Day Treatment Intensive Outpatient
Address
835 E 65th St #102
Georgia 31405
Accredited by
CARF
Available
24/7 admissions

About

About Recovery Place Inc PHP and IOP

Recovery Place Inc PHP and IOP is a CARF-accredited substance abuse and behavioral health treatment center located at 835 E 65th St in Savannah, Georgia, operating continuously since 1984. The facility addresses drug addiction, alcohol addiction, co-occurring disorders, and a range of behavioral health conditions including depression, anxiety, trauma, and eating disorders — serving individuals across the Savannah metro area through a broad continuum of care under physician oversight from Medical Director Nancy Backus, MD.

The center’s levels of care span the full treatment spectrum. Detoxification services anchor the clinical program, followed by a structured 28-Day Residential Program, Day Treatment, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), standard Outpatient, and Transitional Housing. This range means individuals can step down through progressively less intensive levels of care within a single organization rather than being transferred to unfamiliar providers at each stage of treatment.

Clinical services at Recovery Place are guided by COO and Clinical Director Diane Diver, MBA, CAC II, LCSW, and include individual counseling, group therapy, family counseling, and relapse prevention. The facility also offers virtual care and recovery support services, extending access beyond in-person sessions. Aftercare infrastructure includes long-term recovery residences and a dedicated Level One Outpatient transition program designed to support sustained recovery after the primary program concludes.

Recovery Place serves men, women, pregnant women, women with dependent children, and professionals in safety-sensitive positions — a notably specific set of populations that reflects deliberate program design rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. The facility accepts most major insurance plans, with the exception of Medicare. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM, and the center can be reached directly at (912) 355-1440.

  • Detoxification through transitional housing under one CARF-accredited roof — no handoffs between providers at each level of care
  • Operating since 1984, making it one of Savannah's longest-running addiction treatment organizations
  • Specialized tracks for pregnant women, women with dependent children, and professionals in safety-sensitive positions
  • Physician-led program with an on-staff Medical Director (MD) and a clinically credentialed COO/Clinical Director (LCSW, CAC II)
  • Level One Outpatient transition program and long-term recovery residences built into the aftercare continuum

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care
Detoxification 28-Day Residential Program Day Treatment Intensive Outpatient Outpatient Transitional Housing
Conditions
Substance use disorder Drug addiction Alcohol addiction Co-occurring disorders Dual diagnosis Depression Anxiety OCD Eating disorders Gambling Trauma Unresolved grief
Methods
Individual counseling Group therapy Family counseling Relapse prevention
Populations
Men Women Pregnant women Women with dependent children Professionals in safety-sensitive positions
Facility
Virtual care and recovery support services

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Detoxification and Full Continuum of Care in Savannah, GA

Recovery Place Inc offers detoxification services as the clinical entry point for individuals requiring medically supervised withdrawal management before transitioning into structured treatment. Located at 835 E 65th St in Savannah, the facility has maintained an uninterrupted presence in the community since 1984 and holds CARF accreditation — a credentialing standard that reflects consistent quality benchmarks across its programs.

Following detox, patients can move directly into the 28-Day Residential Program, Day Treatment, or Intensive Outpatient Program without leaving the Recovery Place system. This continuity matters for individuals managing substance use disorder alongside co-occurring conditions such as depression, anxiety, dual diagnosis, or trauma, where care coordination between levels is clinically significant.

Programs Offered: From Detox to Transitional Housing

Recovery Place's program ladder includes Detoxification, a 28-Day Residential Program, Day Treatment, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), standard Outpatient services, and Transitional Housing. Each level is designed to correspond with where an individual is clinically — not just in terms of substance use, but also behavioral health needs including OCD, eating disorders, gambling, and unresolved grief.

The facility's aftercare framework extends treatment momentum through long-term recovery residences and a Level One Outpatient transition program. Virtual care and recovery support services are also available, providing flexibility for individuals who have completed a primary program but still require structured clinical contact.

Who Recovery Place Serves

The center's intake criteria reflect a deliberately broad but specific population focus. Recovery Place accepts men and women, pregnant women, women with dependent children, and professionals in safety-sensitive positions — a designation that commonly includes healthcare workers, pilots, first responders, and others whose licensure or employment may be affected by addiction treatment history.

Clinically, the facility treats substance use disorder, drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and co-occurring disorders including dual diagnosis presentations. Behavioral health conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, eating disorders, trauma, gambling, and unresolved grief are also addressed within the program structure, reflecting the treatment team's capacity to manage complexity beyond substance use alone.

Insurance, Hours, and How to Get Started

Recovery Place accepts most major insurance plans with the exception of Medicare. Prospective patients and family members can call (912) 355-1440 to discuss coverage and program availability. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM; the facility is closed on weekends.

The clinical team is led by Medical Director Nancy Backus, MD, with day-to-day clinical operations under Diane Diver, MBA, CAC II, LCSW, serving as COO and Clinical Director. CEO Leslie Backus rounds out the senior leadership structure. For individuals in Savannah or surrounding areas who need detox or structured addiction treatment, Recovery Place represents one of the region's most tenured and fully credentialed options.

After Care

Continuing support

Recovery support services Long-term recovery residences Level One Outpatient transition program

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Accreditations
CARF
Note

Takes all insurance except Medicare.

Common questions

FAQs About Recovery Place Inc PHP and IOP

Does Recovery Place offer detoxification services? +
Yes. Detoxification is listed as a confirmed level of care at Recovery Place Inc. The facility has a Medical Director, Nancy Backus, MD, on staff. Individuals requiring withdrawal management before entering a residential or outpatient program can contact the facility directly at (912) 355-1440.
What levels of care are available at Recovery Place in Savannah? +
Recovery Place offers a full continuum: Detoxification, a 28-Day Residential Program, Day Treatment, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), standard Outpatient, and Transitional Housing. This allows patients to move through progressively less intensive levels of care within the same organization.
What is the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) at Recovery Place? +
IOP at Recovery Place is one of several structured outpatient levels of care offered at the Savannah facility. It sits between Day Treatment and standard Outpatient in the program continuum, allowing individuals to receive structured clinical services while living outside a residential setting. Specific scheduling details can be obtained by calling (912) 355-1440.
Does Recovery Place treat co-occurring mental health conditions? +
Yes. The facility treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis presentations alongside substance use disorder. Confirmed conditions addressed include depression, anxiety, OCD, eating disorders, trauma, gambling, and unresolved grief, in addition to drug and alcohol addiction.
What insurance does Recovery Place accept? +
Recovery Place accepts most major insurance plans. Medicare is not accepted. To confirm coverage for a specific plan, contact the facility directly at (912) 355-1440 during office hours, Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM.
Does Recovery Place serve pregnant women or women with dependent children? +
Yes. Recovery Place specifically serves pregnant women and women with dependent children as confirmed population groups. The facility also serves men, women generally, and professionals in safety-sensitive positions.
Is Recovery Place accredited? +
Yes. Recovery Place holds CARF accreditation, which is an internationally recognized credentialing standard for rehabilitation and behavioral health programs. CARF accreditation signals that the facility has met independently reviewed quality and operational benchmarks.
How long has Recovery Place been operating? +
Recovery Place was founded in 1984, giving it over four decades of continuous operation in the Savannah, Georgia area. It is one of the longer-tenured addiction treatment organizations in the region.
Does Recovery Place offer any aftercare or transitional support after completing a program? +
Yes. Aftercare options at Recovery Place include a Level One Outpatient transition program, long-term recovery residences, and ongoing recovery support services. Virtual care is also available for continued support after completing a primary treatment program.
Can professionals in safety-sensitive jobs seek treatment at Recovery Place? +
Yes. Recovery Place explicitly lists professionals in safety-sensitive positions as a population served. Individuals in occupations where substance use disorders may carry licensure or employment consequences may want to discuss program options and confidentiality directly with the admissions team at (912) 355-1440.
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