At Alliance Recovery Center Recovery Is REAL

We’ve Seen It Since 1996

Alliance Recovery Center has been treating opioid use disorder in the Atlanta area since 1996, combining evidence-based medication with therapy, peer support, and compassionate care.

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The Alliance Recovery Center Story

Alliance Recovery Center was founded in 1996 with a simple but powerful belief: recovery from opioid use disorder is possible, and everyone deserves access to evidence-based treatment.

For thirty years, we’ve walked alongside thousands of people on their journeys to recovery. We’ve seen lives transformed, families reunited, and futures reclaimed. Every day, we witness the power of combining FDA-approved medications with therapy, peer support, and medical care.

We’re not just a clinic—we’re a community committed to your healing.

Our Mission

To provide accessible, affordable, and evidence-based medication-assisted treatment that addresses the whole person, not just the disease. We believe in recovery, and we believe in you.

Our Values

  • Recovery Is Achievable: Everyone has the capacity for change and deserves support on their journey.
  • Evidence-Based Care: We follow the gold standard of MAT, backed by decades of research proving its effectiveness.
  • Whole-Person Treatment: Medication is a tool, not a solution. We address underlying issues through mandatory therapy and peer support.
  • Dignity & Respect: Addiction is a disease, not a moral failing. We treat every person with the respect they deserve.
  • Accessibility: Financial barriers shouldn’t prevent healing. We keep treatment affordable and work with most insurance plans.
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OUR APPROACH

How ARC is Different

Treatment at Alliance Recovery Center is therapy-centered, not medication-based.

 

Medication Stabilizes

FDA-approved medications that reduce cravings and withdrawal- giving you mental space to focus on recovery work.

Connection Heals

Peer specialists with lived recovery experience provide hope, guidance, and proof that recovery works.

Medical Care Support

Physicians, nurses, and pharmacists monitor your health, adjust medications, and treat co-occurring conditions.

 Therapy Transforms

Master’s-level licensed therapists help you understand underlying issues, develop healthy coping strategies, and build skills for lasting change.

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