Mental Health - Georgia Pines
Behavioral Health • Bainbridge, GA • 4 clinics (Thomasville, Moultrie, Bainbridge, Pelham) locations
About
Summary: - Georgia Pines CSB is a mental health care and developmental services organization based in Thomasville, GA, with 4 offices in Georgia. It operates as a government-style agency offering supports for mental illness, addictive diseases, and developmental disabilities, aiming to improve life satisfaction and family/community functioning. - Key details: Private ownership, 50 employees, annual revenue about $5.6M. Primary leadership includes CEO Robert Hurn and CMO Lisa Rudolph-Watson. - Services likely include clinical supports and community-based services for individuals and families affected by mental health and related conditions. - Contact/locations: four Georgia addresses (Thomasville area) listed; main presence via georgiapines.net. If you’re specifically seeking information about Georgia Pines CSB in Bainbridge, GA: this source notes offices in Thomasville and does not list Bainbridge as a location. For Bainbridge-specific services, you may want to contact the Thomasville offices to confirm service availability or ask for the nearest affiliated provider.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health
Address
Southwest Georgia (four clinics: Thomasville, Moultrie, Bainbridge, Pelham)
Phone
(229) 225-3917
Jstrickland@georgiapines.net
Opening Hours
8:00am–5:00pm
Telehealth
Available
Emergency Care
Crisis Center: 229-225-3917 or visit 525 Cassidy Road, Thomasville, GA 31792; call 911 in medical emergencies
Services Offered
Technology & Equipment
Team
Insurance & Payment
Open Access clinic; no referral required. Financial/eligibility assistance not detailed.
Open Access - no appointment required, referral not necessary to receive services, Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay/fee-for-service as applicable
Languages Spoken
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Current Offers
Open Access Behavioral Health Assessment
FAQs
A referral is not necessary to receive services. We now offer “Open Access”, meaning an appointment is not required.
To begin services, stop by one of our four clinics (Thomasville, Moultrie, Bainbridge or Pelham) for a behavioral health assessment. The process typically takes an hour or more; you will be scheduled to see the psychiatrist and referred to appropriate services.
What documents are needed upon arrival for an appointment?
Georgia driver’s license or valid Georgia ID; Proof of household income; Medicaid or Medicare documentation; *Proof of Georgia residence is required of individuals with no Medicaid or Medicare Coverage to be eligible for payment assistance.
What should I do in a medical or mental health emergency?
Call 911. For a mental health crisis, call Crisis Center at 229-225-3917 or go to the Crisis Center at 525 Cassidy Road, Thomasville, GA.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Rehab.com: 2.31/5 (based on 13 reviews for Thomasville location) (13 reviews)
- Top Sober House: 5.0/5 (3 reviews)
Patients praise
- Some patients report feeling listened to and treated with dignity
- Acknowledgment of individual counselors who are described as caring and helpful
- Recognition of the facility for providing mental health and addiction treatment services in the community
Common complaints
- Difficulties accessing medication refills and long wait times for appointments
- Concerns regarding administrative and medical staff communication and perceived lack of empathy
- Frustration with facility policies, including discharge procedures and communication barriers
- Negative experiences regarding the environment and perceived lack of support for specific diagnoses like Adult ADHD
"I've been a patient for over 3 years. I appreciate that I've felt like I was listened to when I had concerns. I appreciate the staff. They are genuine caring and that's a rare quality these days."
— FindRehabCenters.org"The people you have to call to in order to get refills or leave messages with doctors are very rude, and at times can make those with mental health conditions worse just from a phone call."
— Rehab.comSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- From Crisis to Connection: Georgia Pines prioritizes mental health with Co-Responder Program | The Post-Searchlight — Sep 10, 2025
- Partnership brings licensed therapists to Decatur County for mental health-related patrol calls — Jul 30, 2025
- This Georgia county has one of the highest incarceration rates. A mobile crisis unit may help | Georgia Public Broadcasting — Jul 25, 2025
- Mental Health Awareness Fair coming to Willis Park | The Post-Searchlight — Apr 24, 2026
- Mental Health Awareness Fair planned for May 8 | Thomasville Times-Enterprise — Apr 9, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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