Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in Lithonia, GA
At Greater Georgia Behavioral Health, our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides intensive daytime treatment with the flexibility to return home at night—ideal for those who need more than outpatient care but not an overnight stay. Our mission: help you regain control of your health and build long-term recovery and emotional stability with expert, compassionate care.
Clinic: 160 Carnegie Place, Fayetteville, GA 30214 • Serving Lithonia and neighboring communities (~1 hour)
Need More Than Outpatient—But Not Inpatient?
PHP delivers daily therapy, psychiatry, and skills training—structure by day, home by night.
How PHP Works — A Structured Path to Recovery
1) Comprehensive Intake & Goal Setting
We review your history, current symptoms, safety needs, and personal goals, then design a plan around your life.
2) Daytime Treatment, Evenings at Home
Participate 5–6 hours/day, 5 days/week in groups, individual therapy, psychiatry, and skills practice.
3) Evidence-Based Therapies & Medication Support
CBT, DBT skills, mindfulness, relapse prevention, and medication management to stabilize and strengthen recovery.
4) Step-Down & Aftercare Planning
Transition to IOP or outpatient with a written relapse-prevention plan and scheduled follow-ups.
What Is a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)?
A Partial Hospitalization Program bridges inpatient and outpatient care: intensive daily treatment with the flexibility of home evenings. It’s ideal for people who need strong structure, frequent clinical contact, and real-world skill practice.
Who Benefits from PHP?
- Clients stepping down from inpatient/residential care
- Individuals needing daily clinical support to stabilize symptoms
- People balancing recovery with family/work obligations
- Those seeking strong structure without overnight stays
Care at Greater Georgia Behavioral Health
You’ll follow a tailored schedule of therapy groups (CBT, DBT skills, mindfulness, trauma-informed work, relapse prevention), one-to-one sessions, and regular psychiatric visits for medication optimization. Family involvement and care coordination strengthen support at home.
Program Highlights
- Daily Group Therapy for skills and support
- Individual Therapy for personalized goals
- Medication Management for safety and stability
- Recovery Planning and lifestyle change
- Family Sessions to build communication
- Coordinated Step-Down to IOP/OP
Compassionate clinicians + evidence-based care = confident, sustainable progress.
Using Insurance for PHP — How to Get Covered
We verify benefits, navigate preauthorization, and provide cost estimates up front so you can focus on care.
- Review your plan: Mental health/PHP benefits, network status, deductibles, copays.
- Gather info: Policy ID, meds, treatment history.
- Call us: We’ll confirm coverage and options.
Verify Insurance Now - Schedule intake: Choose days/times that fit your routine.
Most commercial plans accepted—clear guidance before treatment starts.
Serving Lithonia & Nearby Communities (~1 Hour)
We serve Lithonia and surrounding areas: Stonecrest, Redan, Ellenwood, Conyers, Panthersville, Decatur, Stockbridge, Forest Park, Jonesboro, and Fayetteville.
If you’re within ~1 hour of Lithonia, call 470-435-8028—we likely serve your area.
Directions to Our Clinic
Address: 160 Carnegie Place, Fayetteville, GA 30214
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PHP FAQs
Length of stay varies; many clients attend for several weeks. We review progress weekly and plan a safe step-down to IOP or outpatient.
Group therapy (CBT/DBT skills, psychoeducation), individual therapy, medication management with psychiatry, and recovery planning—about 5–6 hours/day.
Yes. We verify benefits, assist with preauthorization, and provide cost estimates before you begin. Verify insurance here or call 470-435-8028.
Many clients coordinate work/school around PHP hours. We’ll help tailor your schedule and provide documentation if appropriate.
We plan a step-down to IOP or outpatient, schedule follow-ups, and build a relapse-prevention toolkit to support long-term recovery.