How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Scheduling a visit at Bainbridge Treatment Center starts with the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) online visitation form. Appointments are required, and slots fill up fast—keep your confirmation details handy. Before requesting a visit, you must be approved by completing the facility's Visitation Request Form. When submitting your request, you'll need the Offender ID, your name, email, relationship to the offender, date of birth, and the type of ID you'll bring. You must be 18 or older. Need to make changes? Use the
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Already have a visit scheduled at Bainbridge Treatment Center? You can use the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) visitation tools to pull up that appointment and add visitors or cancel it.
Plans change. Maybe someone else wants to join your scheduled visit at Bainbridge Treatment Center, or maybe you can't make it anymore. The Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) has tools for both situations — adding an approved person to an existing appointment or canceling altogether. Making changes through the official system keeps your visit accurate and avoids problems at check-in.
Visiting starts with getting approved. At Bainbridge Treatment Center, that means completing one specific document: the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) Visitation Request Form.
Visiting for the first time? It's easier when you know the order of operations. This guide walks you through getting approved, submitting a visit request through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) system, and hitting the key deadlines.
Your first visit starts with one required step: getting approved through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) visitation process. Once approved, you'll use the same GDC system to request your visit slot.
Need to add someone to your group or cancel your visit? Start by finding your scheduled visit in the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) visitation tools. You'll use the same system you used to book: for Bainbridge Treatment Center, visits are requested through the GDC visitation request form. **Note:** The GDC website doesn't list specific cutoff times for last-minute changes at Bainbridge. If you're trying to modify a visit close to the scheduled date, call the facility to confirm you're still within the window.
Weekend and holiday visits have earlier deadlines than you might think. Here are the official cutoff times so you don't miss your window.
Start by completing the Visitation Request Form and submitting it to the facility. Once you're approved, request your visit through the GDC online visitation form.
You’ll need the Offender ID, your name, email address, relationship to the offender, date of birth, and the type of ID you will use. Applicants must be 18 or older.
To add someone, use the “Add Visitor” link for that scheduled appointment. To cancel a visit, use the “Cancel my visit” link to find and cancel the appointment.
Ordering a food package for someone at Bainbridge Treatment Center is pretty straightforward once you know which methods are allowed and what limits apply.
Planning your first visit to Bainbridge Treatment Center? Timing is everything. Weekend and state-holiday visits have firm request cutoffs, so plan a few days ahead.
If your loved one is at Bainbridge Treatment Center, you can send them food packages through Union Supply. Georgia Department of Corrections runs this program for Integrated Treatment Facilities, and the process is straightforward—just follow the approved ordering steps and stay within the limits to avoid rejection.
