Alcohol treatment in Georgia: disulfiram

44 of the 91 programs in Georgia that prescribe alcohol use disorder medication report using disulfiram. Call before you go: what a program offers and which plans it takes can change faster than any listing.

44 programs

Order: programs that report more of the four approved medications first, then A to Z by name. How lists are ordered. Naltrexone also treats opioid use disorder, so ask whether a program prescribes it for alcohol. What each medication does.

44 programs prescribe alcohol medication in Georgia

What the 44 programs in Georgia report
ReportsProgramsShare
Medication Naltrexone pill 43 98%
Medication Naltrexone monthly shot 35 80%
Medication Acamprosate 33 75%
Medication Disulfiram 44 100%
Setting Outpatient 38 86%
Setting Residential 18 41%
Setting Telehealth 35 80%
Payment Medicaid 22 50%
Payment Medicare 20 45%
Payment Sliding fee scale or no charge 10 23%
For families Family counseling 40 91%

Source: SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov listing, pulled . Programs report their own details to SAMHSA, and they change: call to confirm before you go. Programs can correct SAMHSA's record at FindTreatment@samhsa.hhs.gov, or anyone can tell us. How this list is built.