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Referring a Patient to Consecrated Care

We work with physicians, hospitals, behavioral health providers, courts, employers, and community organizations across Georgia to connect people to opioid use disorder treatment at our Riverdale and Griffin locations.

How to refer

How to Make a Referral

To make a referral, contact the appropriate treatment location or fax referral information directly to our team. Our staff will coordinate next steps with the referring party as permitted by applicable consent and privacy requirements.

Consecrated Care – Riverdale

253 Upper Riverdale Rd SW, Unit C, Riverdale, GA

New Start Treatment

A Consecrated Care, Inc. Program

600 S. 8th Street, Griffin, GA 30224

Call Griffin
  • Confirm the patient's consent to share clinical information
  • Call the receiving location during clinic hours, or fax referral information
  • Include relevant clinical history and current medications if consent allows
  • Our team contacts the patient and schedules an assessment
  • Coordination of care continues as permitted by written consent

Disclosure of substance use disorder treatment records is governed by federal confidentiality rules and requires appropriate patient consent.

Who we work with

Referral Sources We Work With

Our team responds to referrals promptly and coordinates the next step with the referring party as permitted by consent and privacy law.

  • Primary care and specialty physicians
  • Hospitals and emergency departments
  • Behavioral health and mental health providers
  • Detoxification and residential programs
  • Courts
  • Probation and drug court programs
  • Employers and employee-assistance programs
  • Community organizations
  • Faith communities
  • Social-service organizations
  • Family members and caregivers, where appropriate

Clinical services

What Referred Patients Receive

Both locations provide the same core clinical services under the same organizational standards. Insurance is accepted, and self-pay options are available.

  • Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)

    Medication may be used as part of an individualized treatment plan and is prescribed and monitored by qualified clinical professionals.

  • Individual Counseling

    One-on-one counseling helps patients address recovery goals, challenges, behaviors, relationships, and long-term stability.

  • Group Counseling

    Structured group services provide education, support, skill building, and connection with others working toward recovery.

  • Assessment & Individualized Treatment Planning

    Care begins with a clinical assessment and continues through an individualized plan based on clinical needs and recovery goals.

  • Medical & Clinical Services

    Patients receive ongoing medical and clinical monitoring by our medical and nursing team throughout treatment.

  • Clinical Monitoring & Drug Screening

    Clinical monitoring, including drug screening, supports patient safety, accountability, and adjustments to individualized care.

  • Recovery & Community Support

    Treatment may connect individuals to recovery-support resources, educational opportunities, community programs, and supportive services when available.

Referral assistance

Request a Call From Our Team

Prefer that we reach out to you? Share your professional contact information and our staff will follow up to coordinate the referral by phone or fax.

Do not include patient medical or confidential information in this form.

Need Information for Your Patient?

Share our plain-language resources, or point them to what happens at a first visit.

Recovery starts here

Your Next Chapter Can Start Today.

You don't have to have everything figured out before asking for help. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you understand your next step.