Georgia Regional Hospital at Savannah, located at 1915 Eisenhower Drive in Savannah, Georgia, is a state-funded, multi-service behavioral health facility operated by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities. Since its opening in 1970, GRHS has been committed to decentralizing mental health services, allowing individuals to receive care closer to their homes and families. Serving adults and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across a 34-county area in Southeast Georgia, the hospital provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, individualized treatment plans, and both short-term and long-term inpatient care. Accredited by the Joint Commission and Medicare-certified, GRHS emphasizes quality, safe, and effective care for all patients.
The hospital features specialized units for acute adult mental health care, recovery-focused support, and forensic services, integrating interdisciplinary teams including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, activity therapists, and nursing staff. Patients receive a combination of individual and group therapy, psychological assessments, medication management, and activity-based therapies such as music, arts, and recreation. GRHS also emphasizes community reintegration, coping skills, and independent living support to help individuals lead productive and fulfilling lives. With a focus on dignity, respect, and recovery, Georgia Regional Hospital at Savannah remains a central resource for mental health services in the region.
