Charter Savannah is a non-profit organization that offers treatment and rehabilitation services for people suffering from addictions to drugs and alcohol. The Drug Rehabilitation Center (DRC) at the Charter Savannah provides treatment for individuals and families who have substance abuse or addiction problems. This is a comprehensive, specialty drug rehab facility that strives to provide high-quality, life-saving treatment and care. Drug Rehab at the Charter Savannah offers a variety of different programs and activities for those struggling with addictions to alcohol and other substances of abuse.

The mission of the Charter is to enhance patient and family-focused care through a comprehensive range of alcohol and drug abuse treatment, addiction prevention and community-based programs. The DRC has received accreditation from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and the American Association of Drug Addiction Treatment (AAAT) for its focus on quality, evidence-based practice, comprehensive specialty treatments and patient-focused outcomes. The Drug Rehab center at the Charter Savannah has received national acclaim for its innovative programs and treatment methods, including its innovative dual model of inpatient and outpatient substance abuse and mental health programs.

The treatment plan at the Charter involves a primary comprehensive evaluation of the patient’s needs and the nature and degree of the addiction, followed by specialized treatment plans to meet the needs of the individual. The specialty treatment plans involve individualized problem-solving sessions, inpatient treatment, residential treatment, day-patient treatment, and extended care services that can include follow-up care. Both inpatient and outpatient care are offered. Inpatient care is provided by board certified doctors in the specialty areas of addiction treatment, psychology, nutrition, sociology, and law enforcement. Extended care services may include medication administration, case management, and follow-up support.