MARR Addiction Treatment Centers has been in operation in Atlanta, Georgia, for over 40 years, and it is one of the few non-profit treatment facilities remaining in the southeastern United States. Since opening its doors in 1975, MARR has been dedicated to bringing total recovery to chemically dependent individuals through high-quality, cost effective, gender-specific treatment programs. Our alcohol and drug rehab program is designed around mentoring clients in a disciplined, caring and respectful environment. The total needs of each patient are addressed to achieve lasting recovery, physically, mentally and spiritually.
Find a way out.
We specialize in treating individuals whose lives have been destroyed by addiction using our 3-phase, long-term approach.
Looking for treatment can be a daunting first step for those struggling with addiction. Our licensed and certified admissions coordinators are available to answer any questions you may have, as well as schedule a FREE, confidential assessment. We are committed to ensuring the best treatment recommendations for each individual.
Our addiction treatment team is here to help you.
Getting Into Treatment
We understand that the process of you or someone you love starting addiction treatment can be stressful and overwhelming. Our clients are our top priority, and we want to help identify the best options for you, even if that doesn’t mean coming to MARR. Our Clinical Assessment Team is a source of information and support during this part of your journey. We want to hear your story and help you figure out the next best step.
LegitScript
MARR is LegitScript Certified, which confirms compliance with legal and safety requirements of addiction treatment centers before allowing them to promote their services online through popular advertising platforms.
Joint Commission
MARR is accredited by the Joint Commission. Founded in 1951, the Joint Commission is the largest and longest standing health care accrediting body in the nation.
NAATP
MARR is a member of NAATP. Established in 1978, the NAATP represents hundreds of treatment centers throughout the U.S., providing clinical resources, promoting best practices, and assisting with policy advocacy.
