At Freeman Recovery Center, our residential treatment in Nashville, TN provides a structured, safe environment where individuals can begin lasting recovery. As a trusted residential treatment center in Tennessee, we focus on creating a supportive space free from distractions, so you or your loved one can fully engage in healing and wellness.
Our Nashville residential treatment programs combine medical supervision, individualized counseling, and therapeutic community support to address both the physical and emotional aspects of addiction. From detox through aftercare, our Tennessee inpatient rehab team is dedicated to offering compassionate, evidence-based treatment that empowers long-term recovery and hope for a brighter future. Contact us at Freeman Recovery Center by calling (615) 645-3677 to discuss the inpatient rehab programs we offer in Tennessee.
Why Choose Our Inpatient Rehab Program?
Choosing inpatient rehab at Freeman Recovery Center means receiving consistent, structured care in a place built for healing. With 24/7 medical support, an individualized treatment plan, and a clinical team that genuinely cares, you get the stability and focus you need to break free from addiction and begin real, sustained recovery.
Our inpatient program is built for long-term success, not just getting through the first few weeks. You receive evidence-based therapies, dual diagnosis support for any co-occurring mental health conditions, and seamless transitions into step-down levels of care. You gain practical coping skills and relapse-prevention strategies, plus continued support after discharge.
The goal is for you to leave with confidence and a clear path forward. Addiction is a medical condition, not a moral failure, and we treat it that way at every step. When you are ready to take that step, call Freeman Recovery Center at (615) 645-3677.
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What Makes Freeman’s Residential Treatment Different
Many centers offer residential treatment, but how it works at Freeman Recovery Center sets us apart. We built our program around lived experience, whole-person care, and a true therapeutic community. You are not a number on a chart here. You are a person we walk beside through every stage of recovery, starting on day one.
Here is what makes our residential treatment different:
- Lived experience on staff: More than half of our team is in recovery, so the people guiding you understand what you are facing.
- Whole-person care: We treat your mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health, not just the substance use.
- The Arise faith-based track: An optional Christ-centered program for anyone who wants a spiritual foundation for healing.
- A therapeutic community: You recover alongside peers who support and challenge you, which builds accountability and connection.
- A full continuum under one roof: From medical detox through alumni support, you never have to switch providers as your needs change.
These are not slogans. They trace back to how Freeman began, on an air mattress in our founder’s mother’s basement, built on the belief that people matter. That conviction still shapes the care you receive today. Call (615) 645-3677 to learn what residential treatment can look like for you.
How Do You Know if You Need Inpatient Rehab?
Inpatient rehab is the right choice when outpatient support is not enough to keep you safe and stable. It gives you a secure, structured environment, around-the-clock care, and distance from the people and places tied to your substance use. If recovery on your own has not held, inpatient care may be the change you need.
You may need inpatient rehab if you:
- Have relapsed after trying to quit on your own or through outpatient care
- Need medical detox to manage withdrawal safely
- Find your substance use unmanageable, even with counseling or 12-step support
- Are living with mental health conditions that fuel your addiction
- Are struggling to get through withdrawal symptoms safely
- Face safety concerns like an unstable home environment or overdose risk
- Have been court-ordered to enter an inpatient program
If any of these sound familiar, you are not out of options. Our team completes a free assessment and helps you find the level of care that fits. Call Freeman Recovery Center at (615) 398-4497 to talk it through.
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A Safe, Comfortable Place to Heal: Our Burns Facility
Where you recover matters as much as how. Freeman Recovery Center’s residential and detox facility sits at 1615 HWY 96 in Burns, TN, on peaceful grounds away from the pressures and triggers of daily life. The environment is built to feel safe and welcoming, because comfort and calm support real healing.
Inside, you will find comfortable common spaces, welcoming rooms, and quiet areas built for rest and reflection. An on-site chapel offers space for our optional Arise faith-based track and personal quiet time.
Who You’ll Work With: Our Residential Care Team at Freeman Recovery
In residential treatment, the people around you make all the difference. At Freeman Recovery Center, your care team blends clinical expertise with real understanding. You work with licensed professionals who hold advanced certifications, alongside staff who have walked the recovery road themselves. You are supported by people who are qualified and who truly care.
Your residential care team may include:
- Licensed clinicians and therapists who specialize in substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions
- Board-certified physicians and registered nurses who oversee medical needs and medication management
- Accredited addiction professionals who lead group and individual therapy
- Peer mentors and recovery coaches who bring lived experience to your support
- Freeman Health Partners clinicians who provide integrated psychiatric care, MAT, and primary care when needed
This team does not work in isolation. Because Freeman Health Partners integrates directly with our programs, your therapy, medical care, and psychiatric support stay connected throughout your stay. Nothing falls through the cracks. Your team knows your story. Call (615) 645-3677 to meet the people who will support your recovery.
Does Insurance Cover Residential Treatment at Freeman?
Yes. Private health insurance often covers residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center, though coverage varies by policy and provider. Many plans include benefits for addiction treatment that can cover part of your inpatient care, including medical supervision and therapy. Details like covered duration and out-of-pocket residential treatment costs depend on your specific plan.
You do not have to decode your policy alone. Our admissions team verifies your insurance benefits quickly and confidentially, then explains exactly what your plan covers before you arrive. If insurance does not cover the full cost, we also offer flexible payment plans and income-based sliding-scale fees. Confirming coverage early eases financial stress and helps you focus on recovery. Call (615) 645-3677 to check your benefits.
A Day in Our Residential Program: What Treatment Looks Like
A day in our residential program balances structure with genuine support. From morning to evening, your time is shaped around therapy, connection, and rest, all within a safe and welcoming environment. The structure is not about rigid rules. It is about building the routine and stability that recovery depends on.
Your day includes individual counseling and group therapy led by licensed clinicians. Group work often draws on 12-step principles, with AA and NA aligned programming available. You may take part in gender-specific groups, trauma-informed counseling, and peer mentoring, surrounded by people who understand what you are going through.
Beyond therapy, your days include structure that rebuilds healthy habits, from shared chores and community service to life skills work and case management. If a mental health condition is part of your story, medication management and dual diagnosis support are built in. Faith-based services are available too, always optional and never required.
What Substances We Treat in Residential Care
Our residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center addresses a wide range of substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. With 24/7 care, you receive a personalized plan that treats both the physical and psychological sides of addiction, from detox through intensive therapy and long-term recovery support. Whatever brought you here, we meet you where you are.
- Alcohol addiction residential treatment
- Opioid addiction residential treatment, including heroin and prescription painkillers
- Benzodiazepine addiction residential treatment, including Xanax, Ativan, and Valium
- Stimulant addiction residential treatment, including cocaine and methamphetamine
- Dual diagnosis residential treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions
No matter the substance, addiction is a medical condition that changes the brain, not a sign of weakness. Our residential program treats it with the seriousness and respect it deserves. If you are ready to begin, call Freeman Recovery Center at (615) 645-3677 today.
Therapies and Clinical Approaches We Use in Our Residential Care
Our residential program uses evidence-based therapies, not guesswork. Every approach is chosen because research shows it helps people recover. Your treatment plan combines several of these methods, tailored to your needs, the substance involved, and any co-occurring conditions. The aim is lasting change you can carry into life after treatment.
The clinical approaches you may experience in residential care include:
- Motivational interviewing: A client-centered method that helps you find your own reasons for change rather than being pushed toward it.
- Cognitive and dialectical behavioral therapy: Practical tools to reshape the thoughts and behaviors that drive substance use.
- Contingency management: Positive reinforcement that rewards your progress and participation in treatment.
- Relapse prevention training: Structured work to identify triggers, build coping skills, and protect your sobriety.
- Trauma-informed counseling: Care that treats unresolved trauma as a root cause, not a side issue.
- Family therapy: Sessions that involve your loved ones, rebuilding communication and support for your recovery.
- The Sinclair Method: A medication-based option for alcohol use disorder, available when clinically appropriate.
You will not get a one-size-fits-all program. Our clinical team draws on these approaches and adjusts them as you progress, because recovery is personal. To understand which therapies might fit your situation, call Freeman Recovery Center at (615) 645-3677.
Sample Schedule of Our Inpatient Rehab Recovery
Sample schedule of a standard day for patients at our medical detox and inpatient residential facility:
6:00 AM | Wake Up
7:00 – 7:30 AM | Breakfast
7:45 – 8:00 AM | Mindfulness Time
8:00 – 9:00 AM | Chores and Hygiene
9:00 AM | Group and Individual Therapy
Noon | Lunch
1:00 – 3:00 PM | Group and Individual Therapy
3:00 – 3:45 PM | Reflection Time
4:00 – 5:00 PM | Peer Support Meeting
5:15 – 6:30 PM | Dinner
6:30 – 7:00 PM | House Meeting
7:30 – 8:30 PM | Clean-Up
8:30 PM | Wrap-up & 10th Step
11:00 PM | Lights Out
Life After Residential: Aftercare and Alumni Support
Recovery does not end when residential treatment does. At Freeman Recovery Center, the connection continues long after you leave. Treatment gives you the tools, and our aftercare and alumni programs give you the ongoing support to keep using them. You leave with a plan and a community, not just a discharge date.
Your continued support at Freeman can include:
- Step-down care into PHP, IOP, or outpatient services as you regain independence
- Sober living homes across Middle Tennessee, including gender-specific options
- Alumni nights and community events that keep you connected to people who understand
- An alumni app for continued connection and support between events
- Employment counseling and job training to help you rebuild stability
- 12-step and non-12-step groups, recovery coaching, and outcome follow-up after discharge
Research shows that the longer you stay engaged with a comprehensive program, the better your chances of lasting sobriety. That is exactly why our support continues well past your stay. You will always have a place to return to.
The Residential Admissions Process With Freeman Recovery Center
Getting started with residential treatment is simpler than most people expect. The process begins with a thorough intake assessment, where our team evaluates your needs and builds a personalized treatment plan. If you need medical detox first, we manage that safely before you move into the residential program. You are guided through every step.
Here is how admission works:
- Complete an intake assessment. We evaluate your substance use history, physical health, and any co-occurring mental health needs to shape your plan.
- Begin medical detox if needed. If withdrawal management is necessary, our team oversees it safely before you transition into residential care.
- Start your personalized program. You engage in individual counseling, group therapy, and structured daily support in a distraction-free environment.
- Plan your step-down care. As you stabilize, we map your move into PHP, IOP, or sober living, so recovery continues smoothly.
You do not have to wait to begin. Freeman Recovery Center is known for a quick admissions process, with same-day availability often possible. Call (615) 645-3677 to speak with a same-day admissions specialist and take the first step.
Frequently Asked Questions: Residential Treatment At FRC
Where is Freeman Recovery Center’s residential treatment facility located?
Freeman Recovery Center’s residential inpatient facility is located at 1615 HWY 96, Burns, TN 37029, approximately 40 minutes west of Nashville. The Burns facility sits in a peaceful, rural setting that provides a calm and supportive environment away from the distractions and triggers of everyday life. Clients live on-site for the duration of their residential program and have access to all clinical services, amenities, and support staff around the clock.
Do I need to complete detox before entering residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center?
In many cases yes, medical detox is recommended before beginning residential treatment, particularly for individuals with physical dependence on alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines. Freeman Recovery Center offers medical detox at our Burns, TN facility, which allows for a seamless transition directly into residential care. Our admissions team will assess your situation and determine the most appropriate starting point for your treatment when you call us at (615) 645-3677.
What therapies are offered during residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center?
Residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center includes a range of evidence-based therapies tailored to each client’s needs. These include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), trauma therapy, individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, and case management. We also offer holistic and animal-assisted therapeutic options as part of a whole-person approach to recovery. Every treatment plan is individualized based on a thorough clinical assessment completed at admission.
Is residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center gender-specific?
Freeman Recovery Center offers specialized programming for both men and women within our residential treatment program. We recognize that gender-specific needs and experiences play an important role in addiction and recovery, and our clinical team is trained to address these differences within treatment. Whether you are looking for men’s rehab or women’s rehab, our team will work to ensure your treatment environment and plan are appropriate for your specific needs.
Can I keep my phone during residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center?
Phone and technology policies during residential treatment are structured to protect the therapeutic environment and support each client’s focus on recovery. While there are guidelines around phone use, Freeman Recovery Center understands that staying connected to loved ones is important. Our team will walk you through the specific phone policy during the admissions process so you know exactly what to expect. You can also visit our phone policy page or call us at (615) 645-3677 for more details.
How do I get admitted to residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center?
Getting admitted to residential treatment at Freeman Recovery Center is straightforward. Call our admissions team at (615) 645-3677 any time, day or night, and one of our compassionate counselors will conduct a brief assessment, verify your insurance benefits, and walk you through every step of the intake process. Same-day admissions are available. You can also fill out our online contact form and a team member will reach out to you promptly to begin the process.
Addiction Treatment Programs for Different Schedules and Needs
These programs are designed to match the intensity of care to your situation, including medically supported detox, residential rehab, day programs, and outpatient options.
- Detox Program for Safer Withdrawal
- MAT Support for Opioid and Alcohol Recovery
- Inpatient Residential Rehab Care
- Partial Hospitalization Day Program
- IOP Program for Structured Outpatient Care
- Outpatient Rehab Services
- Extended Long Term Treatment
- Short Term Addiction Treatment
- Non 12 Step Program Approach
- Transitional Sober Living Program
- Private Luxury Rehab Setting
- Couples Treatment Program
Drug & Alcohol Addiction Inpatient Related Statistics and Info in Tennessee
The gap between Tennesseans who need treatment and Tennesseans who get it is the clearest number in the state’s data.
- An estimated 964,000 Tennesseans aged 12 and older had a substance use disorder in the past year, 16.10% of that population, according to SAMHSA’s National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
- 1,138,000 were classified as needing treatment. 828,000 of them received none, which is 72.12% of everyone who needed it.
- Residential and rehabilitation settings accounted for 309,284 treatment admissions nationally in 2023, 19.1% of the total, split between 163,570 short-term and 108,609 long-term stays, per SAMHSA’s Treatment Episode Data Set.
- Tennessee recorded 3,616 overdose deaths in 2023, with 533 in Davidson County and 430 in Knox County, the two highest county totals in the state.
- The state’s overdose death rate was 35.2 per 100,000 in 2024, against 23.1 nationally, per KFF.
