Newport Integrated - Behavioral Healthcare

Medications for Opioid Use at No Cost

The center provides free medications for addiction treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder to adults 18 and older through Georgia’s State Opioid Response (SOR) program. Eligible clients can receive MAT combined with counseling and case management at no cost. This no-pay option is designed for people without insurance or reliable coverage, helping them stabilize withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, and stay engaged in treatment without financial barriers.

Treatment Options for All Age Groups

Specialized care is available for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. Youth services focus on behavioral issues, school challenges, and early signs of mental health concerns, with options for family involvement. Teen programs address peer pressure, substance use, and emotional regulation. Seniors receive support for depression, isolation, grief, and co-occurring medical or cognitive conditions. Each program is tailored to age-specific needs.

Group Therapy Grounded in Real-Life Experience

Group therapy sessions are organized by both age and gender to create more supportive, relatable environments. Adults can participate in relapse prevention groups focused on managing triggers and maintaining sobriety, while parenting groups help caregivers navigate recovery and family life. Teens may join age-appropriate sessions that build emotional regulation and social skills. Groups such as anger management and mindfulness-based meditation are also available.

Community-Based, Coordinated Services

The center’s integrated model includes psychiatric care, individual therapy, crisis intervention, family counseling, and case management. All services are delivered in one setting, helping reduce the burden of navigating multiple systems. This structure supports people with co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions who may otherwise have a hard time accessing this range of treatment.

Patient Feedback Reflects Clinical Focus

Reviews highlight a divided patient experience. Some individuals credit Newport with helping them turn their lives around and praise certain compassionate staff. Others report administrative issues, long waits, and limited amenities. While the facility may not offer upscale features or extensive recreation, its strength lies in affordable, essential services for those in need of structured behavioral health care.