Freeman Recovery Center’s Rehab Center in TN | Addiction Recovery

Addiction Counseling
Alcohol Addiction Treatment
Drug Addiction Treatment
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Medical Detox
Residential Care
Outpatient Treatment
Recovery Housing
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Freeman Recovery Center treats drug and alcohol addiction at two campuses in Middle Tennessee, about ten minutes apart. Medically monitored detox and residential treatment are at the Burns campus, where a nurse is on site around the clock and a physician is on call. Day treatment, IOP and outpatient run out of Dickson, with evening hours for people who are working.

Both campuses are accredited by the Joint Commission and licensed by TDMHSAS. The assessment is free and confidential, and same-day admission is available.

At our Tennessee recovery center, you’ll find levels of care that meet you where you are—medical detox and residential treatment in Burns, plus PHP, IOP, and outpatient programs in Dickson. We design individualized addiction treatment plans with evidence-based therapies, whole-person supports, and family involvement, then verify insurance and expedite admissions so care begins quickly.

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Insurance Accepted

We work with most major insurance providers, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and more. Verify your coverage today.

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What We Treat

Freeman Recovery Center treats alcohol and drug addiction at every level of care, including cases where another condition is present alongside it. The following are examples of the programs that are available. However, this is a limited list. For more information about all the programs available at Freeman Recovery Center’s Tennessee rehab facilities, please call (615) 645-3677 or contact us online to learn more about how we can help you repair and restore your personal and professional life.

Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment

Substance use disorder (SUD) rehabilitation uses a comprehensive approach aimed at helping people overcome dependence on drugs, alcohol, or both. SUD rehabilitation focuses on healing both the physical aspects of addiction and also the psychological and behavioral issues that contributed to developing the disorder. Rehabilitation typically begins with detoxification to safely manage withdrawal symptoms under medical supervision.

Following medical detox, rehabilitation continues using a variety of evidence-based and holistic therapeutic modalities that can include individual and group therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and motivational interviewing. The goal of therapy is to help you understand the root cause of addiction while developing coping strategies to deal with triggers and cravings. All of this helps to rebuild lives in a healthier and more constructive manner. SUD rehabilitation can take place using inpatient care or outpatient care, depending on the severity of the addiction and your personal circumstances.

Adderall Addiction
Alcohol Addiction
Ambien Addiction
Benzodiazepine Addiction
Cocaine Addiction
Demerol Addiction
Fentanyl Addiction
Heroin Addiction
Hydrocodone Addiction
Klonopin Addiction
Meth Addiction
Methadone Addiction
Morphine Addiction
Opioid Addiction
Oxycodone Addiction
Suboxone Addiction
Valium Addiction
Vicodin Addiction
Xanax Addiction
And More

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Dual diagnosis is the description of an individual who has both a substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health condition. There’s an intricate relationship between these conditions which mandates that an integrated approach is used for treatment. They should be treated concurrently rather than in isolation using a combination of medication management, counseling, behavioral health therapies, and other interventions that are tailored to address your specific needs.

Your customized treatment approach will focus on the root cause of both your mental health condition and substance use disorder. Therapy will seek to understand how they interact, and treatment helps provide a more comprehensive and effective path to recovery. This improves your outcomes and reduces the risk of relapse. This holistic approach is crucial for those who are navigating the complexities of co-occurring disorders and offers hope for a more balanced future.

Dual Diagnosis ADHD
Dual Diagnosis Anxiety
Dual Diagnosis Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Dual Diagnosis Depression
Dual Diagnosis Mood Disorders
Dual Diagnosis Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Dual Diagnosis Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Dual Diagnosis Schizophrenia
Dual Diagnosis Trauma
And More

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Take the first step toward recovery with a free and confidential assessment at Freeman Recovery Center. Our experienced team will listen to your story, evaluate your needs, and help you find the right treatment program for lasting healing.

Get clarity about your options and start your recovery journey today.

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Programs at Freeman Recovery Center

Freeman Recovery Center provides every level of care from medical detox through standard outpatient, across two campuses about ten minutes apart. Detox and residential treatment take place at Burns, where a nurse is on site around the clock and a physician is on call. Day treatment, intensive outpatient and standard outpatient run out of Dickson. Call (615) 645-3677 for a free assessment and admissions will tell you which level fits.

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Inpatient Rehabilitation

Residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center takes place at the Burns campus, where clients stay for the full length of detox and residential care. A nurse is on site 24 hours a day with a physician on call, and days are structured around individual and group therapy, with medication management where it is needed.

Most people reach residential care through medical detox, though direct admission is possible depending on what the assessment finds. Staying on campus removes the daily triggers and pressures that make early recovery hard to hold onto at home.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Freeman Recovery Center runs its partial hospitalization program from the Dickson campus. PHP is the most intensive level of care that does not require staying in a treatment facility overnight, with programming during the day and structured therapy most of the week. It suits people stepping down from residential treatment at Burns, and people admitted directly after the assessment.

Most people in PHP stay in Freeman recovery housing rather than at home, and the daily van route runs between housing and the Dickson clinic. Care includes individual, group and family counseling, with medication management where it is part of the plan.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Intensive outpatient at Freeman Recovery Center is a step down from PHP, with fewer hours each week and more room for work or school. Sessions run from the Dickson campus, where outpatient hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., including evening options for people who cannot attend during the day.

Most people in IOP stay in Freeman recovery housing, with van transportation to and from the clinic. Programming includes individual, group and family therapy, and the structure exists so you practice what you learn in the settings you actually live in.
Medical Detox

Medical detox at Freeman Recovery Center takes place at the Burns campus. A nurse is on site 24 hours a day with a physician on call, so withdrawal is monitored continuously rather than checked on periodically. Clients stay at Burns through detox and, when it is part of the plan, directly into residential treatment.

Detox is where most people start, though not everyone needs it. The free assessment determines whether you do, and admissions can complete it over the phone at (615) 645-3677.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication-assisted treatment combines FDA-approved medication with counseling and behavioral therapy, most often for opioid and alcohol use disorders. The medication reduces cravings and eases withdrawal so the therapeutic work has a chance to hold, and it runs alongside the rest of your treatment rather than in place of it.

At Freeman Recovery Center, MAT is available across levels of care and is included when the clinical team determines it fits. It is not required and it is not offered on its own.
CBT, DBT, and Holistic Therapy Programs

Therapy at Freeman Recovery Center is delivered individually and in groups across every level of care. Cognitive behavioral therapy works on the thought patterns and behaviors that keep substance use going, and on building specific coping strategies for triggers and cravings.

Dialectical behavior therapy adds skills in emotional regulation, distress tolerance and managing relationships, which matters when substance use is tied to how someone handles stress. Holistic programming, including practices such as nutritional counseling and meditation, runs alongside the clinical work rather than replacing it.

Freeman Recovery Center Reviews & Accreditations

    
 
 
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  Out of the many rehabs I've been to,hands down this place was exceptional and the staff are amazing,they really treat you like family,and I've been clean/sober since I graduated, Nov makes 2yrs,thank God for freeman!!!
  
 
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    Jeremy Woods 
 
 
 
  Freeman is not just a recovery program. It is a way of life. The simplest most rewarding program that will change your life if you take certain suggestions.
  
 
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    Dolos G 
 
 
 
  This family is amazing..they will change your life.  The medical staff is Second to None..
  
 
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  I love this place! I look forward to coming back Freeman Alumni I will forever be greatful for you giving me my life, family, sobriety, and marriage back! I came in and instantly wanted to leave I was scared and assumed how this place was based on looks then I made it to class and met the people and employees and fell in love! Like anywhere else its what you make of it. The EMDR therapy was phenomenal I was not a believer but it was one of the most helpful things I did I also enjoyed the Acupuncture. The only complaint I have is the staff that I loved are no longer there. Please reconsider bringing them back they helped me see the light!
  
 
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    Robert York 
 
 
 
  The staff are wonderful people and are changing people's lives.
  
 
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    Andrew Odell 
 
 
 
  I went there in 2019 and completed all three stages!! The staff and counselors were amazing and very knowledgeable and helpful, they did anything they could for anyone hands down highly recommend them to anyone I know battling addiction!
  
 
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    Amy Grisham 
 
 
 
  This is my second review. It will be just wonderful as my first. My husband was here last year and they were wonderful. Unfortunately at no fault of anyone there he is now back. This second time they were just as wonderful. They got him a bed the first day he called them. When he arrived they all welcomed him again. No one ever wants to have their family member to have to go through addiction but thank God for people like Freeman who truly care and want nothing but the best. I look forward to watching my husband’s progress and being there every step of the way. Thank you Freeman for caring and not ever giving up.

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Freeman Recovery Center Locations

Freeman Recovery Center has rehab facilities in Tennessee to help meet the needs of individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction or mental health conditions. Each center offers a variety of inpatient, outpatient, and administrative functions to meet the needs of those who are seeking recovery and sobriety. We encourage you to call (615) 645-3677 to learn more about our treatment programs and request an initial assessment.

Administration & Admissions Office in Dickson, TN

250 State St, Dickson, TN 37055

Freeman Recovery Center’s administration and admissions office is also located in Dickson, Tennessee. Visitors and residents are treated to a charming downtown area filled with unique shops, restaurants, and art galleries. The thriving art scene is highlighted by the Renaissance Center, which is a hub for arts and technology education.

Call Admissions (615) 234-9079

PHP/IOP/OP Facility in Dickson, TN

250 State St, Dickson, TN 37055

The Freeman Recovery Center facility in Dickson, Tennessee, offers unique Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), and traditional outpatient programs with evidence-based and holistic approaches to addiction and mental health treatment. The county seat of Dickson County strikes a harmonious balance between a rich historical heritage and modern growth. It’s located just west of Nashville and offers a blend of cultural, recreational and educational opportunities.

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Detox & Residential Inpatient Facility in Burns, TN

1615 HWY 96, Burns, TN 37029

Freeman Recovery Center in Burns, Tennessee, offers residential medical detox and residential inpatient care for those who are seeking treatment for substance abuse and mental health conditions. Burns is a charming town nestled in the heart of Dickson County. Despite its modest size, the city has a unique and rich community spirit. The city serves as a gateway to outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, and exploring nearby Montgomery Bell State Park. Burns also reflects the region’s deep-rooted history and culture while being in close proximity to Nashville and offering easy access to broader cultural and recreational activities.

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Freeman Recovery Center Accepts Most Major Insurance Providers

Freeman Recovery Center accepts most major insurance providers, such as Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, to make addiction treatment in Tennessee accessible and affordable. We work with these top insurance companies and others to verify your rehab insurance coverage and explain your treatment options.

Call us to begin recovery with confidence at one of Tennessee’s trusted addiction treatment centers.

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Do Rehab Centers in the State of Tennessee Take Health Insurance?

Most rehab centers in Tennessee take health insurance. Freeman Recovery Center works with many insurance providers to ensure you have access to treatment. There are two federal laws that protect your right to receive benefits for mental health and substance use disorder treatment. The first is the 2008 Mental health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, which prevents insurance providers from limiting benefits for mental health or substance use disorders below what is offered for medical and surgical benefits.

The second is the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which mandates that insurance providers must offer coverage levels for mental health and substance use disorder services. However, the level of service offered through your insurance policy is dictated by your benefits and limitations. For more information about what your policy covers and to verify your insurance coverage, we encourage you to call Freeman Recovery Center to speak with one of our admission team members. They can answer your questions about treatment and schedule a complimentary substance abuse assessment when requested.

Insurance Providers That Cover Substance Abuse Rehab in Tennessee

Most major health plans include benefits for mental health and substance use disorder services, helping people access rehab in Tennessee. While federal law requires parity, each insurer sets its own coverage rules and exclusions. Our rehab facilities in TN guide families through what’s covered and what costs may apply.

Plan designs differ widely. Some policies pair higher monthly premiums with lower deductibles and richer benefits, while lower premium options may include higher out-of-pocket costs or narrower networks. We explain how these differences affect Tennessee addiction treatment and rehabilitation, including prior authorization requirements, copays, coinsurance, and authorized days for various levels of care.

In Tennessee, plans from Aetna Health, Carelon, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Humana, Optum, and others may offer coverage for substance use disorder treatment. Our Tennessee recovery center can verify your specific benefits, confirm network status, and outline next steps so you understand coverage before starting care.

How Much Does Addiction Rehab Cost in Tennessee Without Health Insurance Coverage?

The cost of rehab in Tennessee without health insurance depends on several factors, including the location of the facility, the intensity of your treatment plan, the length of your treatment plan, and financial assistance that you may obtain. For example, a treatment center located in a rural area is typically less expensive than one located in a large urban area like New York City or Chicago.

The length of your treatment and the number of treatment sessions you receive also factor into the final cost. When you call Freeman Recovery Center at (615) 645-3677 or contact us online, our admission counselors can estimate your out-of-pocket costs and suggest several ways of obtaining financial assistance. For example, if you don’t qualify for private insurance, you may qualify for a government-sponsored program, such as Medicaid or Medicare. Other opportunities for financial assistance include community-based or faith-based grants and scholarships, personal loans, Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs), or friends and family. While it is challenging to look for financial assistance and ask for help, the cost to your finances, personal relationships, and employment are far greater without treatment.

What are the Benefits of Going to a Rehab Program in Tennessee?

Tennessee offers a unique opportunity and setting for people who are looking for drug rehabs or alcohol rehab centers in Tennessee. The state has a blend of natural beauty, a supportive community, and a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation. Tennessee offers serene landscapes and a vibrant culture that’s an ideal backdrop for healing and self-discovery. The diverse environment caters to a wide range of preferences and promotes both physical and mental well-being during the recovery process.

Climate and environment: You have access to a picturesque natural environment that is a calming retreat for those in recovery. The peaceful surroundings and scenic beauty contribute to stress reduction and emotional healing while facilitating a deeper connection with yourself and the recovery journey.

Recreation and relaxation Tennessee offers rich historical landmarks, hiking trails, and recreational areas. There are ample opportunities for leisure and outdoor activities which can help enhance your physical health and boost your mood.

Supportive community: Burns and Dickson, Tennessee are known for a warm and welcoming atmosphere that includes your recovery community. The Freeman Recovery Center facilities emphasize peer support and group therapy while fostering a sense of belonging and shared experience that’s crucial for long-term recovery.

Diverse treatment options: Within the Freeman Recovery Center facilities in Tennessee, you have access to behavioral therapies, including cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy, alongside motivational interviewing and other evidence-based approaches to counseling. Also included are traditional 12-step programs, cutting-edge treatment modalities, and alternative treatment options such as nutritional counseling and meditation.

We also strive to be one of few addiction treatment centers that offer education in Tennessee. This diversity and program education ensures that you’ll find a rehabilitation program that resonates with your recovery goals and supports relapse prevention.

Privacy and confidentiality: Freeman Recovery Center’s facilities are situated in peaceful settings that offer a private space to focus on your recovery without external pressures and distractions. Our centers support confidentiality and provide a safe space for you to open up and heal.

Areas We Serve in Tennessee

Freeman Recovery Center supports individuals and families across Tennessee with compassionate, evidence based addiction treatment. While our campus is located in Dickson, we help people throughout the state explore care options, understand available program levels, and take the next step toward recovery.

Use the location links below as a quick guide based on distance. The closest communities are listed first, with farther service areas organized to the right.

Closest Communities

Greater Nashville Area

Across Tennessee

East Tennessee

Tennessee Rehab Programs, Costs & Recovery Resources

Explore treatment programs, cost guidance, insurance options, and specialized services available throughout Tennessee. The links below connect you with sober living, online treatment, teen programs, MAT services, and more to support long-term recovery.

Rehabilitation Stats and Resources for Tennessee Residents

There were 106,699 drug overdose deaths in 2021, which is an age adjusted rate of 32.4 per 100,000. This increased to 112,000 by 2023.
When compared to detoxification, methamphetamine users who attended residential rehabilitation programs produced the largest reduction in frequency of use after three months.
Over 350,000 people are incarcerated each year for drug offenses and roughly 1 in every 5 persons in prison is locked up for a drug offense. Drug convictions are one of the defining features of the federal prison system.
According to one study, people who stay in treatment longer are five times more likely to remain abstinent from substance use.
The number of people with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders increased from 8.1 million in 2015 to 9.5 million in 2019.
Data from a two-year study showed that participants in IOP substance use or mental health treatment programs who attended at least 16 days of care – receiving an average of 2.5 days of care per week – had a lower risk of hospitalization.

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