Georgia Regional

3405 Mike Padgett Hwy, Augusta, GA 30906, USA2.5(26 Google reviews)

(706) 790-2011 dbhdd.georgia.gov

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About Georgia Regional

Georgia Regional is listed as a psychiatric clinic in Augusta, US. Contact the clinic directly to confirm which treatments it offers, its eligibility process, insurance participation, and current availability.

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Depression Treatment-resistant depression Anxiety PTSD OCD Bipolar disorder ADHD Schizophrenia Postpartum depression Substance use

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Location & hours

3405 Mike Padgett Hwy, Augusta, GA 30906, USA

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Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
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Thursday: Open 24 hours
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Sunday: Open 24 hours

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What patients say on Google

“I’ll not even give them a star but google requires so . This is more then a month my son is disappeared from this place and no one even answer my calls I’m about to go crazy . I took donations to this place for almost all potions but no one received it I’m going to have 2nd review bringing everyone names till I’m last min of my life not stop till hear my answer”

Shlandb Said

“They made me take fat pills.”

Angela Zangara

“I ended up here after flipping out about a day after my mother was murdered. Upon arriving, a very unprofessional security guard asked me about why I was there, licked his lips and said "I guess you needed a place to stay, huh?" mistaking me for some homeless person. 100 percent of the staff just chats with each other and plays around on their cellphones, no mental health care, counseling or anything else is provided, they simply feed you three times a day and keep you in bunkers similar to Russian priosons. Whenever I would try to use the bathroom, some mental patient would race in front of me and occupy a stall.”

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