Compare 59 addiction treatment centers in and around Nashville, reviewed against accreditation and licensing standards. Filter by level of care, insurance accepted, and specialty programs to narrow down drug and alcohol rehab options in Tennessee for yourself or someone you love.
1635 Spencer Mill Road · Burns, TN 37029Burns, TN 37029
Burns · Inpatient, Men
Discovery Place is a nonprofit residential rehab center in Burns, Tennessee, and guests work the 12 steps one-on-one and in small groups. Men with alcohol or drug addiction are the only people admitted. The staff are men in recovery who've…
7447 Andersonville Pike · Knoxville, TN 37938Knoxville, TN 37938
Knoxville · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Knoxville Recovery Center provides substance abuse treatment in Knoxville, Tennessee. The city is conveniently located about 20 minutes from downtown. Some of the treatments you can get at this location include medical detox, supportive housing, and wellness and recovery services.…
130 Stonebridge Boulevard · Suite C, Jackson, TN 38305Jackson, TN 38305
Jackson · Outpatient
Cumberland Heights Jackson provides substance abuse and co-occurring mental health treatment for adults 18 and older in Jackson, Tennessee. Their outpatient program allows the flexibility to continue with daily obligations and not put life on hold while getting treatment. Recovery…
4918 William Arnold Road · Memphis, TN 38117Memphis, TN 38117
Memphis · Outpatient
PAX Memphis Recovery Center, located in Memphis, Tennessee, is an accredited center that supports individuals who deal with substance use dependency. This center offers personalized outpatient programs to support you at each stage of recovery. Their care teams use evidence…
4726 Airport Highway · Louisville, TN 37777Louisville, TN 37777
Louisville · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Cornerstone of Recovery in Louisville, Tennessee, isn’t just another rehab center. It’s like a beautiful retreat tucked just outside Knoxville. They’ve been helping people break free from addiction since 1989, and in all of that time they’ve spent helping people…
6275 Pinewood Road · Nunnelly, TN 37137Nunnelly, TN 37137
Nunnelly · Detox, Inpatient
The Ranch Tennessee in Nunnelly is an inpatient facility nestled in the Tennessee woodlands and rolling hills. They accept most major PPO plans. They treat mental health disorders, substance use disorders, trauma and other behavioral health disorders. Advanced Inpatient Treatments…
900 Buffalo Street · Johnson City, TN 37604Johnson City, TN 37604
Johnson City · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Frontier Health Willow Ridge is a women-only residential addiction treatment program located in Johnson City, Tennessee. Women over 18 who have substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health issues can receive treatment using a multidisciplinary approach. Many referrals to this…
1330 Neal Street Suite D · Cookeville, TN 38501Cookeville, TN 38501
Cookeville · Detox, Outpatient
Providing a safe, supportive and compassionate atmosphere for recovery is at the core of Bradford Health Outpatient Services in Cookeville, Tennessee. The facility offers many different outpatient programs that allow you the flexibility of treatment options while still being able…
2723 Asbury Road · 103, Knoxville, TN 37914Knoxville, TN 37914
Knoxville · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Tennessee Valley Recovery Center is an addiction treatment facility that provides substance use and mental health treatment. The Knoxville, Tennessee, location offers outpatient levels of care such as the partial hospitalization program and the intensive outpatient program. Holistic Care Through…
3507 Charlotte Ave · Nashville, TN 37209Nashville, TN 37209
Nashville · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Southeast Addiction Center provides substance use and mental health treatment in Nashville, Tennessee. Their customized protocols help guests overcome addiction and regain control of their lives. Sober Living Assistance The center understands it can be hard to navigate a sober…
5935 Edmondson Pike · Nashville, TN 37211Nashville, TN 37211
Nashville · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Brentwood Springs Detox is a medical detox center based in Nashville, Tennessee. Their comforting facility has a home-like feel that puts you at ease while you go through the detoxification process. They have medical detox programs, which use medication to…
999 Girl Scout Road · Burns, TN 37029Burns, TN 37029
Burns · Detox, Inpatient
Located in Burns, Tennessee, is the Mirror Lake Recovery addiction treatment facility. This center supports adults who are struggling with drug and alcohol use. They also address a number of complex disorders, including dependencies on opioids, benzos, club drugs, stimulants,…
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Cumberland Heights Treatment Center River Road |
8283 River Road Pike, Nashville, TN 37209 |
Cumberland Heights River Road Pike location in Nashville, Tennessee, is the organization’s main campus addiction treatment center. You’ll find it near the famous Cumberland River. This accredited drug rehab facility provides support to adults aged 18 and older. TRICARE is accepted along with various other commercial insurance providers. A Detox Center in Nashville Perhaps you’ll begin your recovery journey here… |
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Brentwood Springs Detox |
5935 Edmondson Pike, Nashville, TN 37211 |
Brentwood Springs Detox is a medical detox center based in Nashville, Tennessee. Their comforting facility has a home-like feel that puts you at ease while you go through the detoxification process. They have medical detox programs, which use medication to manage withdrawal, and a holistic detox program which does not use medication and relies on alternative therapies. They also offer… |
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Nashville Addiction Recovery |
4515 Harding Pike Suite 325, Nashville, TN 37205 |
Nashville Addiction Recovery operates out of Nashville, Tennessee. This is a concierge detox and drug treatment program that provides personalized, independent, and high quality treatment services that will meet you where you're at. You’ll be connected to a physician specializing in addiction recovery and allows you to detox in the comfort of your home, a luxury hotel, or other exclusive… |
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Southeast Addiction Center |
3507 Charlotte Ave, Nashville, TN 37209 |
Southeast Addiction Center provides substance use and mental health treatment in Nashville, Tennessee. Their customized protocols help guests overcome addiction and regain control of their lives. Sober Living Assistance The center understands it can be hard to navigate a sober lifestyle in a city where so much activity is present. They have supportive sober homes in Nashville, where you have… |
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Connections Wellness Group |
205 Reidhurst Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203 |
Connections Wellness Group is a mental health and substance use outpatient treatment provider in Nashville, Tennessee, offering intensive programming for adults seeking recovery and emotional wellness. The center provides intensive outpatient program and partial hospitalization program services, along with psychiatric evaluation and medication management, available in person and virtually. Grounded in acceptance and commitment therapy, the program emphasizes accelerated, evidence… |
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Integrative Life Center |
1104 16th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37212 |
Integrative Life Center is a Nashville based behavioral health and addiction treatment provider offering residential and outpatient care for adults in Tennessee. With a holistic and trauma informed philosophy Integrative Life Center is designed to address the root causes of struggles rather than symptoms alone. The center treats substance use and PTSD as well as dual diagnosis and intimacy disorders… |
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Mending Hearts |
1002 44th Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37209 |
Mending Hearts is a women's addiction treatment center in Nashville, Tennessee offering a long term continuum of care for women living with substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions and trauma. This nonprofit program provides medically monitored detox and medication assisted treatment, residential care and recovery housing, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient services. Mending Hearts is rooted in a trauma… |
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Samaritan Recovery Community |
410 S 5th Street, Nashville, TN 37206 |
Samaritan Recovery Community is a nonprofit addiction treatment center in Nashville, Tennessee offering comprehensive substance use treatment for adults with co-occurring mental health conditions. The program provides a full continuum of care including residential treatment and outpatient services, community housing and aftercare. Guided by dignity and inclusivity, Samaritan Recovery delivers compassionate care regardless of background or circumstance. Recovery Focused Treatment… |
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The Next Door Nashville |
402 22nd Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37203 |
The Next Door Recovery is a Nashville based addiction treatment program offering gender specific care for women facing substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Services span medically monitored detox and 28 day residential treatment and IOP, virtual IOP and MAT supported outpatient care, with an integrated approach combining evidence based therapies, 12 step recovery and faith. Since 2004, the… |
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Nashville Addiction Clinic |
5515 Edmondson Pike #118, Nashville, TN 37211 |
Nashville Addiction Clinic is a fully virtual drug and alcohol rehab in Nashville, Tennessee, providing telemedicine outpatient treatment for opioid use disorder across the state. The clinic offers medication assisted treatment (TeleMAT), outpatient detox, counseling and recovery support delivered entirely online. As Tennessee's first licensed Virtual OBOT provider, the Joint Commission accredited clinic combines evidence-based care with lived experience, since… |
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Vanderbilt Child and Adolescent Psychiatry |
1500 21st Avenue South Suite 2200, Nashville, TN 37212 |
Vanderbilt Child and Adolescent Psychiatry is a rehab located in Nashville, Tennessee. Vanderbilt Child and Adolescent Psychiatry specializes in the treatment of addiction. |
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Bradford Health Services Nashville |
1410 Donelson Pike Suite A7, Nashville, TN 37217 |
Bradford Health Services Nashville is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Nashville, Tennessee providing flexible drug and alcohol rehab services for adults and adolescents. The office offers intensive outpatient programming, medication assisted treatment and therapy, family support and continuing care. The program follows an evidence based approach designed to support people starting recovery or stepping down from residential treatment. Medication… |
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JourneyPure Nashville Outpatient and Suboxone Clinic |
2424 21st Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37212 |
JourneyPure Nashville Outpatient and Suboxone Clinic is an addiction treatment center in Nashville, Tennessee that provides medication and dual diagnosis care for adults. The clinic offers an intensive outpatient program with therapy, CBT and motivational interviewing, accountability coaching and relapse prevention planning. They offer a combination of Suboxone based treatment and co occurring mental health carein a single outpatient setting… |
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Lloyd C Elam Mental Health Center Meharry Medical College |
1005 Doctor DB Todd Junior Boulevard Suite 2021A, Nashville, TN 37208 |
Lloyd C. Elam Mental Health Center is a behavioral health facility affiliated with Meharry Medical College. The center serves adults and adolescents in Nashville, Tennessee. The team specializes in dual-diagnosis care for people navigating substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions, with programming for men, women, young adults, veterans, LGBTQ+ clients and more. Rooted in an academic medical tradition,… |
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Solutions Retreat |
5405 Forest Acres Drive, Nashville, TN 37220 |
Solutions Retreat is a fully licensed residential addiction and mental health treatment center in Nashville, Tennessee serving adult men including veterans, struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. The program offers therapy, EMDR and psychodrama, motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy to address co-occurring mental health conditions. With a small capacity residential setting and a signature "Experience-Recovery" model, Solutions Retreat focuses… |
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Tree House Recovery TN |
930 Rep. John Lewis Way S, Nashville, TN 37203 |
Tree House Recovery TN is a Joint Commission accredited addiction treatment center in Nashville, Tennessee, offering holistic evidence based care for men and women with substance use disorders and cooccurring mental health issues. The program specializes in treating young adults, veterans, first responders, professionals and musicians through intensive outpatient programming. Tree House takes a distinctive "mind-body-social" approach, integrating clinical therapy,… |
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AppleGate Recovery Nashville |
446 Metroplex Drive Suite A-200, Nashville, TN 37211 |
A clinic in Nashville, Tennessee just off Interstate 24 on Metroplex Drive, AppleGate Recovery, is an addiction treatment center in Nashville for adults with opioid addiction. Transit Access and Saturday Hours Public transit reaches the clinic so you can easily get there from Nashville or from Davidson County and the communities around it. AppleGate offers care during weekday hours and… |
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Centerstone Nashville Dede Wallace Campus |
2400 White Avenue, Nashville, TN 37204 |
Centerstone Nashville - Dede Wallace Campus treats substance abuse and mental health conditions in Nashville, Tennessee. They use evidence based practices to uncover the root cause of addiction and help you achieve a sober lifestyle. They have outpatient services available at this location and may refer guests for higher intensity care at another location if needed. You’ll attend counseling sessions,… |
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Centerstone Nashville Frank Luton Center |
1921 Ransom Place, Nashville, TN 37217 |
Centerstone Nashville Frank Luton Center is an outpatient addiction treatment provider in Nashville, Tennessee offering substance use and co-occurring mental health services as part of a large nonprofit behavioral health network. This site provides addiction recovery and outpatient counseling, psychiatric and medical services, crisis care and family services. Centerstone emphasizes an integrated, evidence based approach that connects addiction treatment with… |
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Nashville Recovery |
5722 Hickory Plz STE C3, Nashville, TN 37211 |
Nashville Recovery, located in Nashville, Tennessee, is an alcohol and drug rehab program that offers addiction treatment to men and women. They offer outpatient medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. Clients are given an assessment to ensure this style of treatment is suitable for them. Once treatment begins, clients also participate in mental health therapy through individual and group counseling. |
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Cumberland Heights Music Row |
1619 17th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37212 |
Cumberland Heights Music Row is a rehab located in Nashville, Tennessee. Cumberland Heights Music Row specializes in the treatment of addiction. |
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Mercy Multiplied Nashville |
15328 Old Hickory Boulevard, Nashville, TN 37211 |
Mercy Multiplied Nashville is a rehab located in Nashville, Tennessee. Mercy Multiplied Nashville specializes in the treatment of addiction. |
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BHG Nashville Treatment Center |
2410 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, TN 37209 |
BHG Nashville Treatment Center is a rehab located in Nashville, Tennessee. BHG Nashville Treatment Center specializes in the treatment of addiction. |
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Cumberland Heights Outpatient Downtown |
1619 17th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37212 |
Cumberland Heights Outpatient Downtown is a rehab located in Nashville, Tennessee. Cumberland Heights Outpatient Downtown specializes in the treatment of addiction. |
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The Evelyn Frye Center |
3200 West End Avenue Suite 500, Nashville, TN 37203 |
The Evelyn Frye Center is a rehab located in Nashville, Tennessee. The Evelyn Frye Center specializes in the treatment of addiction. |
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Expert insight
“He called his clothing drive “Hoodies for the Homeless,” and he plans to do it again in 2023.”
Tennessee isn’t called the Volunteer State for no reason. We believe in giving back, and I read a news article about a young man named Justin Biggs who embodied that spirit. Justin was someone who had struggled with opioid and meth addiction for the better part of a decade; he had also been homeless for nine years. But once he was able to enter a treatment program, he chased recovery with the same intensity he used to chase his drugs of choice. Last year, while living in a halfway house and working a full-time job, Justin realized it was time to pay it forward. He began collecting clothes for the homeless in August: gloves, coats, hoodies, sweatshirts and pants, thermals and any other items of clothing people were willing to donate. In October, when the East Tennessee weather began to turn cold, Justin went back to his old stomping grounds - the same streets he lived on during his own active addiction. In places that once held only bad memories, Justin was able to make a positive impact on the homeless population by handing out all the donated clothing items, which would help to keep people warm during the coming winter months.
Frequently asked questions
Our directory is built to help you compare treatment providers in Nashville on the details that matter, not on who pays the most for placement. Listings are organized around verifiable facility information: the levels of care a program offers, the accreditations it holds, the populations it serves and the payment options it accepts.
When we evaluate and order the programs shown on this page, we prioritize a few core criteria:
Advertising relationships never determine clinical quality, and we work to keep facility information accurate and current.
Nashville is the capital of Tennessee and shares a consolidated government with the surrounding county as the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, so the city and Davidson County are effectively the same jurisdiction for public-health and treatment purposes. Roughly 700,000 people live within Metro Nashville, part of a wider Middle Tennessee metro of close to two million. The area is also one of the country's major healthcare hubs, which is part of why rehab centers across Tennessee cluster heavily here. Our directory currently lists 58 treatment facilities serving Nashville and Davidson County, spanning medical detox, residential care and every level of outpatient treatment.
The public system is anchored by the Metro Public Health Department, which runs free behavioral health screenings and counseling, and by the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (TDMHSAS), which funds the state's publicly supported treatment network. Mental Health Cooperative operates the designated 24/7 crisis response for Davidson County and large health systems including Vanderbilt University Medical Center, TriStar Centennial (home to the Parthenon Pavilion behavioral health unit), Ascension Saint Thomas, Nashville General Hospital and the Nashville VA give the region a deep bench of hospital-based stabilization and dual diagnosis capacity. That breadth of addiction treatment options means most Nashville residents can find appropriate care locally rather than traveling out of the area.
One notable local initiative is the Community Overdose Response Team (CORT), a free and confidential Metro service that helps people at risk of overdose find the appropriate level of care regardless of insurance status. Nashville also participates in Tennessee's statewide TN Together opioid-response strategy, which combines prescribing limits, a standing naloxone order and expanded medication access.
Nashville's substance use picture is defined by the same synthetic-opioid crisis affecting the rest of the region. Davidson County recorded 513 suspected overdose deaths in 2024, and fentanyl's overdose risk dominates the local data, with the synthetic opioid detected in roughly 70 percent of 2024 overdose deaths. Cocaine and methamphetamine frequently appear alongside it and the local medical examiner has flagged sharp increases in xylazine detections, underscoring how much of the local supply is now a polysubstance mix.
Treatment costs in Nashville track statewide Tennessee averages, which rank the state around the middle of the country for affordability. Actual out-of-pocket cost depends far more on your insurance, level of care and length of stay than on the specific facility, so the figures below are best used as planning anchors rather than quotes. Verifying your benefits before admission is the single most important step in understanding what you will actually pay, and most programs will check your insurance coverage at no cost.
Because Nashville sits in a higher-cost metro area than much of the state, private residential and luxury programs here can run at or above these statewide averages, while community-based and nonprofit programs can cost substantially less or nothing for those who qualify. Where a longer, more structured stay is clinically indicated, the gap between residential care and lower-intensity outpatient care is the biggest single driver of total cost. Understanding how to use insurance for rehab is the most reliable way to bring those numbers down.
Across the 58 facilities serving Nashville and Davidson County, payment options are broad. Most programs accept self-payment and private insurance, a meaningful share accept TennCare (Tennessee's Medicaid program) and Medicare, and a number offer sliding-scale fees, financial assistance or free care for those who qualify. The counts below reflect how many local programs accept each payment type.
Which of these applies to you depends on your coverage and eligibility. The sections below break down the most common ways Nashville residents pay for treatment.
Twelve Nashville-area programs accept Medicare, which covers medically necessary addiction treatment for people 65 and older and for some younger adults with qualifying disabilities. Medicare Part A helps with inpatient rehabilitation while Part B covers outpatient services and counseling, though deductibles, coinsurance and day limits apply. Because coverage rules and prior-authorization requirements can be detailed, it is worth confirming exactly how Medicare covers addiction treatment with any program before you enroll.
TennCare is Tennessee's Medicaid program, and 15 Nashville-area facilities in our directory accept it. TennCare covers substance use disorder services including assessment, medical detox, residential treatment (with some limits), outpatient counseling and medication-assisted treatment. It operates through managed care organizations, primarily BlueCare Tennessee, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan and Wellpoint/Amerigroup, so it is important to confirm a facility is in-network with the specific plan on your card. TennCare covers all three FDA-approved medications used in medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorders and its BESMART program lets many members start buprenorphine on day one without waiting for prior authorization.
Twelve local programs accept TRICARE, the health program for active-duty service members, retirees and their families. Nashville is also served by the Nashville VA Medical Center, which provides substance use and mental health care to enrolled veterans. Veterans and military families can find additional Nashville-specific support through our guide to rehab resources for veterans and military.
Private insurance is accepted at 47 Nashville programs, and 55 accept self-payment. Under federal parity rules, most commercial plans must cover substance use treatment at a level comparable to other medical care, though the specifics of copays, deductibles and network requirements vary widely. Confirming benefits and in-network status before admission remains the best way to avoid surprise costs.
Nine Nashville programs offer sliding-scale fees and 15 offer some form of financial assistance, which can bring treatment within reach for people who are uninsured or underinsured. Sliding-scale pricing adjusts the fee based on income and household size.
Three programs in the directory offer fully free treatment, and Nashville has additional grant-funded and faith-based options outside standard listings, described in the free and low-cost resources section below. People who cannot afford care may also qualify for state-funded treatment through TDMHSAS, and rehab scholarships are another route to reduced-cost care.
Major insurance carriers commonly accepted at Nashville facilities include:
Nashville offers the full continuum of addiction treatment. Our directory lists 35 programs with medical detox, 38 offering inpatient or residential care and 51 providing outpatient services, alongside partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, dual diagnosis and sober living options. The right starting point depends on the severity of the substance use, whether withdrawal requires medical supervision and any co-occurring conditions.
Medical detox is often the first step for people physically dependent on alcohol, opioids or benzodiazepines. Supervised medical detox manages withdrawal safely under clinical monitoring and is available at 35 Nashville facilities, including hospital-based units.
Inpatient and residential rehab provides 24-hour structured care in a live-in setting, which suits more severe substance use or unstable home environments. Nashville has 38 programs offering residential treatment, from short-term stays to longer therapeutic communities.
Partial hospitalization (PHP) delivers intensive daytime treatment while allowing people to return home in the evening, a middle step between residential and outpatient care available at 7 local programs offering PHP treatment.
Outpatient and intensive outpatient programs let people receive treatment while maintaining work and family responsibilities. With 51 standard outpatient clinics locally, outpatient and intensive outpatient programs are the most widely used level of care in Tennessee.
Dual diagnosis care treats a substance use disorder alongside a co-occurring mental health condition such as depression or an anxiety disorder. Because roughly half of people with a substance use disorder also experience a mental health condition, the 35 Nashville programs equipped for integrated care matter and Nashville's hospital behavioral health units add capacity for treating co-occurring depression.
Sober living homes offer a structured, substance-free environment for people transitioning out of formal treatment. Nashville has 14 such homes, an important bridge into rehab aftercare and long-term recovery support.
Many Nashville facilities tailor treatment to specific populations and substances. The programming below reflects how local providers organize care around the distinct needs of different groups, from gender-specific tracks to substance-focused treatment.
With 49 programs offering dedicated alcohol treatment, Nashville has substantial capacity for alcohol use disorder, which affects an estimated 7.2 percent of Tennessee adults. The 31 opioid-focused programs address the fentanyl-driven crisis that dominates local overdose data, providing medication-assisted treatment and counseling for opioid use disorder. Seven programs specifically welcome LGBTQ+ clients with LGBTQ+ affirming addiction care, and six offer programming built around the experiences of veterans and service members. Gender-specific and age-specific tracks round out the local options, with strong availability of both men's and women's programs and dedicated services for young adults and older adults.
Nashville has a substantial network of free and low-cost help, from 24/7 crisis lines to grant-funded residential programs and harm reduction services. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For urgent emotional or substance use crises, the resources below can connect you to crisis support and treatment navigation at no cost.
Davidson County has been among the hardest-hit areas in the country for overdose deaths, though the most recent local data shows meaningful improvement. According to the Metro Public Health Department, the county recorded 513 suspected overdose deaths in 2024, a 26 percent decline from the same period in 2023, a drop officials attribute in part to widespread naloxone distribution. Fentanyl remains the dominant driver of fentanyl overdose risk in the local drug supply.
Alcohol also drives significant harm across Tennessee: an estimated 7.2 percent of Tennessee adults have an alcohol use disorder and about 16.4 percent report binge drinking at least once a month, according to state health data compiled from the CDC and NSDUH. Statewide, Tennessee recorded roughly 2,499 overdose deaths in 2024, and the crisis has increasingly become a polysubstance one, with cocaine and methamphetamine frequently detected alongside fentanyl. For national context on how these patterns compare, see our overview of national substance use statistics.
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