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Expanding Access to Treatment
Newport provides integrated psychiatric, mental-health, substance-use, withdrawal-management, Medication for Opioid Use Disorder, outpatient, peer-recovery, and recovery-support services.
We make it easy to connect. Contact us by phone, email, or through our online form. We offer flexible appointment options to fit your schedule.
Recovery is strengthened when treatment providers, families, healthcare systems, courts, housing organizations, public-health agencies, and community partners work together. Newport collaborates across Georgia to reduce barriers to behavioral-health and substance-use treatment and help individuals build stable, healthy lives.
Newport’s community-impact work extends beyond a single treatment setting by connecting individuals and families with clinical care, recovery services, practical supports, and trusted community partners.
Newport provides integrated psychiatric, mental-health, substance-use, withdrawal-management, Medication for Opioid Use Disorder, outpatient, peer-recovery, and recovery-support services.
Newport provides overdose-prevention education, naloxone distribution, harm-reduction information, and connections to treatment and recovery services.
Participants may receive peer recovery coaching, SMART Recovery, transportation assistance, care coordination, family support, recovery planning, housing referrals, and employment resources.
Newport coordinates treatment, recovery, housing, and maternal-health resources for pregnant and parenting women, including collaboration with Mary Hall Freedom Village.
Newport works with courts, accountability programs, probation, and other justice-system partners to connect eligible adults with treatment, transportation, medication, peer support, and coordinated progress updates when properly authorized.
Newport supports HIV education, testing and linkage to care, hepatitis and STI referrals, tobacco-cessation resources, and community health education.
Newport collaborates with healthcare, recovery, public-health, justice-system, housing, and community organizations throughout Georgia to improve access to behavioral-health and substance-use services.
Partnerships and service connections may vary by program, funding source, location, eligibility, and current availability.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:00–7:00 p.m., in person and virtually
Partners can be displayed using text or logos when we have permission. Current partnerships and community relationships include Mary Hall Freedom Village, Right Side Up, Imagine Hope, Cobb and Douglas Public Health, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Georgia Opioid Abatement Trust, DBHD, and other healthcare and recovery organizations.
Peer recovery and SMART Recovery services are not crisis services. If you are experiencing a medical or psychiatric emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you are experiencing emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, or a mental-health crisis, call or text 988.
Contact Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare for additional information about current programs, referral options, partnerships, and service availability.
Our “mission” is to provide integrated behavioral, psychiatric, and substance abuse services that are accessible, effective, safe, efficient, and appropriate to the needs of the consumers and his/her family.
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