Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Duck River, TN

Located in a spacious, thoughtfully appointed residence just outside Nashville, TN Detox Center provides detox and residential treatment to help clients overcome addiction and co-occurring mental health challenges. With high-end amenities, round-the-clock medical care, evidence-based therapies, and wellness-focused programs, they help clients rediscover their strength, reclaim their future, and restore peace of mind.

Kentucky Recovery Center provides residential treatment to help clients overcome addiction and mental health challenges. With high-end amenities, round-the-clock medical care, evidence-based therapies, and wellness-focused programs, they help clients rediscover their strength, reclaim their future, and restore peace of mind.

Wellness Ranch treats substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions, offering medical detox and residential treatment on one campus with one team. Care is individualized, treats both conditions together, and encourages family involvement so clients can practice new skills in their relationships. Residents share two-person bedrooms, eat meals prepared on site at shared farmhouse tables, and unwind in common areas with pool and foosball tables, while therapy takes place in separate clinical spaces. Before discharge, each client receives a continuing-care plan with therapy and psychiatric appointments booked, relapse-prevention tools, and family involvement, plus access to a growing alumni community. Wellness Ranch accepts most major insurance plans, including Three Rivers and ValueOptions. Call admissions to verify your coverage and take the next step toward care.

Aura Recovery focuses on helping people safely navigate substance use disorders, including alcohol, opioids, fentanyl, and benzodiazepines, while simultaneously addressing dual diagnosis mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, and PTSD. Their continuum maps out a path to long-term sobriety, taking clients safely through medical detox, residential stabilization, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) if needed.