14 treatment centers 4 of 18 beds open across 6 inpatient facilities 20 services offered
Tennessee runs its publicly funded behavioral health and substance use services through the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, which contracts with providers across the state rather than operating most facilities directly. In practice that means availability differs a great deal between the Nashville, Memphis and Knoxville areas and the rural counties between them.
TennCare, the state Medicaid program, covers substance use and mental health treatment, though not every facility participates and participation can differ by program within one organization. If you are using TennCare, confirm the specific program by name rather than assuming an organization-wide answer.
π Antioch, TN
π Antioch, TN
π Franklin, TN
π Nashville, TN
π La Vergne, TN
π Murfreesboro, TN
π Murfreesboro, TN
π Nashville, Tennessee
π Smyrna, TN
π Franklin, TN
π Jackson, TN
π Nashville, TN

π Nashville, TN
π Nashville, TN
TennCare covers medically necessary substance use and mental health treatment, including residential care and detox. Coverage usually requires prior authorization, and the facility normally requests it on your behalf. Ask the facility directly whether they accept your specific TennCare plan.
Tennessee funds treatment for uninsured residents through contracted providers. The Tennessee REDLINE (1-800-889-9789) is a free, confidential 24/7 referral service that can point you to programs with state funding or a sliding scale.
It varies by region and level of care. Detox beds in the metro areas often turn over within a day or two, while specialised residential programs can have longer waits. Bed counts on this page are published by the facilities themselves, so calling the ones showing openings is usually the fastest route.