If you live in Savannah or nearby coastal communities, accessing consistent addiction treatment can be difficult. Transportation across the region, demanding work schedules in hospitality and port industries, and stigma around seeking help can delay care when it’s needed most.
Eleanor Health provides structured outpatient addiction treatment delivered through secure telehealth visits. We are not an inpatient facility or detox center. Instead, our virtual model allows individuals across Savannah, Pooler, Richmond Hill, and Chatham County to connect with licensed addiction medicine providers from home while continuing to manage work, family, and daily responsibilities.
Recovery often requires multiple layers of support. While Eleanor Health provides virtual outpatient addiction treatment and medication management, individuals may occasionally need additional local services. When appropriate, we help coordinate referrals to trusted providers and community resources throughout Savannah and coastal Georgia.
Eleanor Health does not provide inpatient detox services. When medically supervised withdrawal is necessary, our care team may help coordinate referrals to qualified facilities in the Savannah region. After stabilization, individuals may transition into virtual outpatient care with Eleanor Health.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. For urgent mental health support, individuals in Georgia can call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline for immediate assistance.
Reliable internet access is important for participating in telehealth appointments. Savannah residents may be able to use free Wi-Fi and public computers at local library branches.
These locations offer public internet access and study spaces that can help support participation in virtual care.
Community organizations throughout coastal Georgia provide naloxone (Narcan), overdose prevention education, and other harm reduction resources designed to improve safety and reduce overdose risk.
Understanding your insurance coverage is an important step when beginning treatment. Eleanor Health works with many major insurance plans and provides verification support so you can clearly understand your benefits and potential out-of-pocket costs before starting care.
Eleanor Health is in-network with:
If you do not currently have insurance coverage, we offer self-pay options and may help you explore Georgia Medicaid or other assistance programs you may qualify for. Our care team can help you review available options and take the next step toward treatment.
Medications for addiction treatment combine FDA-approved medications with behavioral health support to help stabilize recovery from opioid and alcohol use disorders. When clinically appropriate, providers may prescribe medications through virtual visits as part of an individualized care plan. Providers monitor treatment progress and adjust care plans to support safe and effective recovery.
Virtual Prescribing: Your clinician meets with you through secure video visits to evaluate symptoms, discuss treatment goals, and determine whether medication should be part of your recovery plan. When medication is prescribed, prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose.
Your Choice of Pharmacy: Savannah-area members often fill prescriptions at pharmacies such as:
You may also use any in-network pharmacy throughout Georgia that fits your routine.
Recovery should feel accessible and supportive. Connect with our Georgia care team to learn more about virtual addiction treatment in Savannah, verify insurance coverage, and explore your next steps toward recovery without pressure or obligation.
Eleanor Health provides care through secure telehealth appointments with licensed providers. Members receive medical assessments, medication management, and ongoing support while participating from home.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, providers may prescribe FDA-approved medications such as buprenorphine or naltrexone through secure virtual visits.
If medically supervised withdrawal is needed, our care team can help coordinate referrals to appropriate detox facilities before transitioning into virtual treatment.
Research shows that medications for addiction treatment combined with ongoing medical supervision can help improve treatment retention and recovery outcomes.
