Ascensa Health at St Judes Recovery Detox

Ascensa Health at St Judes Recovery Detox is a substance use treatment center in Atlanta, GA.

DetoxificationResidentialResidential detoxificationInsurance AcceptedAdult men
Ascensa Health at St Judes Recovery Detox facility

At a Glance

Location

151 Renaissance Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30308

Primary Focus

Detoxification

Treatment Settings

ResidentialResidential detoxification

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyContingency management/motivational incentivesRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counseling12-step facilitationBrief intervention

Special Programs

Adult menAdult womenCo-occurring mental and substance use disorders

About Ascensa Health at St Judes Recovery Detox

Ascensa Health at St. Judes Recovery Detox in Atlanta, GA offers a full continuum of addiction treatment — from withdrawal management through residential treatment, outpatient programming, and ongoing recovery support. CARF-accredited and committed to serving adults regardless of insurance status, the center provides access to care for low-income, unhoused, and uninsured individuals in the Fulton County area.

Ascensa Health at St. Judes Recovery Detox is a CARF-accredited addiction treatment center located at 139 Renaissance Pkwy NE in Atlanta, Georgia. Operating in Fulton County, the facility offers a continuum of care that carries people through the earliest stages of substance use disorder treatment and into longer-term recovery — making it a meaningful option for those evaluating not just acute care, but a sustained path forward in sobriety. The center also treats co-occurring mental health disorders alongside substance use disorder, recognizing that lasting recovery often depends on addressing both at once.

The levels of care at Ascensa Health span withdrawal management, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). This range means that individuals can move through different phases of their recovery without having to start over at a new facility. Recovery support services round out the continuum, providing structure and connection beyond the clinical treatment phase — an element that matters most for people focused on long-term sobriety rather than a single episode of care.

Medication-Assisted Treatment is a confirmed therapeutic method at Ascensa Health, supporting individuals whose recovery benefits from a medication component alongside clinical services. The center's CARF accreditation signals that its programs meet independently reviewed quality standards — a detail worth noting for individuals and families who are carefully evaluating their options. The facility operates Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM, with outpatient services accessible during those hours.

Ascensa Health specifically serves adults, including low-income individuals, unhoused individuals, and those who are uninsured or under-insured. Funding is available to cover costs for individuals who lack adequate insurance coverage, and the center accepts state-financed health insurance in addition to standard insurance. For recovery communities where financial barriers are a real obstacle, this commitment to access is a defining characteristic of what Ascensa Health offers.

A Continuum of Care Built for Long-Term Recovery

Ascensa Health at St. Judes Recovery Detox is structured around the idea that recovery doesn't end when acute treatment does. The center offers withdrawal management, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, Medication-Assisted Treatment, and recovery support services — a sequence that allows people to move through their recovery without having to transfer to an entirely new program or community each time their needs change.

For individuals and families evaluating rehab and addiction treatment options in the Atlanta area, that continuity can matter considerably. Staying connected to the same recovery center across multiple levels of care reduces disruption and reinforces the relationships and routines that support lasting sobriety. The outpatient program and recovery support services are particularly relevant for those who are past the residential phase and focused on maintaining their recovery over time.

Medication-Assisted Treatment and Co-Occurring Mental Health Care

Ascensa Health provides Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) as part of its confirmed therapeutic approach, supporting individuals for whom medication plays a role in managing substance use disorder. MAT is offered alongside the center's broader clinical programming, meaning it functions as one component within a larger treatment plan rather than a standalone service.

The center also treats co-occurring mental health disorders — a recognition that substance use disorder and mental health conditions frequently appear together and that treating one without addressing the other can undermine recovery outcomes. This dual focus is increasingly considered a standard of care, and its presence at Ascensa Health is relevant for anyone who has been navigating both challenges simultaneously.

Access to Treatment Regardless of Financial Situation

One of the most concrete distinctions at Ascensa Health is its commitment to serving people who face financial barriers to addiction treatment. The center explicitly serves low-income individuals, unhoused individuals, and those who are uninsured or under-insured. Funding is available to cover the cost of care for individuals who lack adequate insurance — a policy that opens the door to residential treatment, outpatient programs, and recovery support services for people who might otherwise go without them.

The facility accepts standard insurance, state-financed health insurance, and funding for uninsured and under-insured individuals. For recovery communities in Atlanta and across Fulton County where economic hardship intersects with addiction, that breadth of payment options is not incidental — it is central to what makes Ascensa Health a meaningful resource in the region's substance abuse treatment landscape.

CARF Accreditation and What It Means for Your Recovery

Ascensa Health at St. Judes Recovery Detox holds CARF accreditation, an independently conferred designation that reflects a formal review of the center's programs, practices, and quality standards. For individuals and families who are carefully comparing addiction treatment and recovery center options, accreditation provides a meaningful external benchmark rather than relying solely on self-reported claims.

CARF accreditation is relevant across all levels of care the center provides — from withdrawal management and residential treatment to outpatient programming and recovery support. It signals that the facility has met established criteria and has submitted its operations to outside scrutiny, which can be a useful reference point when making a significant decision about long-term recovery care.

Why Choose Ascensa Health at St Judes Recovery Detox

  • Full continuum from withdrawal management through residential, outpatient, and recovery support — all under one CARF-accredited roof in Atlanta
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) integrated into the care continuum for qualifying individuals
  • Dedicated access for low-income, unhoused, and uninsured adults — with funding available to cover costs regardless of insurance status
  • Treats co-occurring mental health disorders alongside substance use disorder, addressing the whole person in recovery
  • State-financed insurance accepted, reducing financial barriers for Georgians seeking longer-term addiction treatment

Frequently Asked Questions

What levels of care does Ascensa Health offer for addiction treatment and recovery?

Ascensa Health provides a full continuum that includes withdrawal management, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and recovery support services. This range is designed to carry individuals through multiple stages of recovery without requiring a facility change as their needs evolve. The presence of both residential and outpatient options makes the center relevant for people at different points in their recovery journey.

Does Ascensa Health treat co-occurring mental health disorders alongside substance use disorder?

Yes. Ascensa Health confirms that it treats both substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health disorders. This is an important distinction for individuals who are managing mental health challenges alongside addiction, as integrated treatment of both conditions is widely considered critical to sustainable recovery outcomes.

What is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and does Ascensa Health offer it?

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) combines FDA-approved medications with clinical care to support recovery from substance use disorder. Ascensa Health confirms MAT as one of its therapeutic methods, offered as part of the broader treatment continuum. Individuals interested in whether MAT is appropriate for their situation should contact the center directly to discuss their specific circumstances.

Is Ascensa Health in Atlanta able to help people who are uninsured or don't have full insurance coverage?

Yes. Ascensa Health explicitly serves uninsured and under-insured individuals, and funding is available to cover the cost of care for those who qualify. The center also accepts state-financed health insurance in addition to standard insurance plans. This makes the facility accessible for adults who might otherwise face significant financial barriers to residential treatment or outpatient programming.

Is Ascensa Health accredited?

Yes. Ascensa Health at St. Judes Recovery Detox holds CARF accreditation, which is granted following an independent review of a facility's programs and quality standards. CARF accreditation is a recognized external benchmark that individuals and families can use when comparing addiction treatment and recovery center options in the Atlanta area.

Who does Ascensa Health serve?

The center serves adults, with a specific commitment to populations that often face barriers to treatment — including low-income individuals, unhoused individuals, and those without adequate insurance coverage. This makes Ascensa Health a relevant option for a range of people seeking rehab or longer-term addiction treatment in Atlanta, GA, not only those with private insurance.

Does Ascensa Health offer recovery support beyond clinical treatment?

Yes. Recovery support is listed as a confirmed level of care at Ascensa Health, providing continued connection and structure for individuals who have moved through the residential or outpatient phases of treatment. For people focused on long-term sobriety, this type of aftercare support is often a deciding factor when choosing a recovery center.

What are the operating hours at Ascensa Health's Atlanta location?

Ascensa Health operates Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM. The center is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Individuals seeking to schedule an intake or speak with staff about outpatient or residential treatment options can reach the facility at (404) 874-2224 during those hours.

Where is Ascensa Health located in Atlanta?

Ascensa Health at St. Judes Recovery Detox is located at 139 Renaissance Pkwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30308, in Fulton County. The center can be reached by phone at (404) 874-2224 or by email at [email protected].

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