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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center Serving Portland, Sumner County, TN

Author: Robert Monk, Reviewer: Mo Raja, Editor: Lana Kheder

At APEX Recovery, the rehab experts who design recovery treatment plans for you or a loved one are the same ones who care for you each day. We treat addiction and mental health together, so you do not have to go somewhere else for help with both. This structured approach is what makes our dual diagnosis care truly connected. A compassionate and supportive view of drug and alcohol rehab is also the reason for the APEX Pledge: if you finish a full 90-day program with us and return to substance use within a year, we will give you up to 30 more days of treatment for free.

Portland is positioned at the top of Sumner County; it is right on the county line with Kentucky. If you or a loved one are based in and around the 37148 code, you know the roads. Highway 52 runs east and west, Highway 109 heads south to Gallatin, US-31W follows the old rail line, and I-65 at Exit 117 gets you to Nashville in about 40 minutes. Portland is a place where hard work and family ties are integral. Indeed, asking for help and support here takes real strength of character. The drug and alcohol rehab support provided by APEX Recovery serves Sumner County with a wealth of compassionate resources and structured addiction treatment. We offer medical detox, residential support, and outpatient care backed up by evidence-based therapies. We work with many major insurance providers and can also discuss private pay options. Call (877) 881 2689 today to learn more.

APEX Recovery Centers Near Portland, Tennessee

Apex Recovery Columbia

2710 Trotwood Ave Suite A & B, Columbia, TN 38401

To get to APEX Recovery Columbia from Portland, just drive I-65 South at Exit 117, go past Nashville to Exit 46, then follow Saturn Parkway and US-31 South into Columbia. The address is 2710 Trotwood Avenue, Suite A & B, Columbia, TN 38401. Plan for about a 90-minute drive over 85 miles.

Apex Recovery Brentwood

209 Ward Circle, Brentwood TN, 37027

Brentwood is closer to Portland. Take Highway 52 or US-31W to I-65 South at Exit 117, go past Goodlettsville and Rivergate to Exit 74B, then follow Old Hickory Boulevard to Ward Circle. The address is 209 Ward Circle, Brentwood, TN 37027. It is about an hour from Portland.

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APEX Recovery offers free drug and alcohol addiction assessments for Portland residents as part of the admissions process. Call today to learn more.

Drug and Alcohol Addiction in Portland, Sumner County

Addiction in a smaller city like Portland is not the same as in Nashville. Here, problems with drink and drugs might show up subtly: a missed shift here and there at the plant, a grandparent needing to step in to look after the kids. Unexpected disappearances or patterns of illness in the local community could also point ot addiction issues. In tight-knit communities, it can take months before someone seeks out proper support for an issue. This can be due to feelings of guilt or perceived shame about what neighbors might think.

There are two major factors that shape the addiction treatment picture locally in Portland, Sumner County. One is the fact that fentanyl and methamphetamine have been coming into the area from the I-65 and Nashville and Bowling Green for years. Another important factor to consider is that most properly equipped and staffed treamtent centers are 15 to 30 miles south in Gallatin and Hendersonville. Planning to get to these places with enough time off work and away from family can sometimes be difficult. However, these issues do not make benefiting from recovery treatment impossible. It just means that planning, ideally with a clinical team, for travel can be done from the beginning.

Substance Use Statistics in Sumner County

Because Portland is based across Sumner County and Robertson County, the local picture is drawn from both. The Tennessee Department of Health 2023 Drug Overdose Deaths Report recorded 68 fatal drug overdoses among Sumner County residents and 46 among Robertson County residents. Overall, that is 114 deaths. Fentanyl was involved in 49 of the Sumner deaths and 37 of the Robertson deaths. At the same time, opioid pain relievers appeared in only three and two, respectively. Statistics like this describe a situation where it is the local supply of illicit drugs, rather than genuine prescription substances, that is driving most of the dangerous risk. However, it is valuable to remember that no risk should be discounted.

It is also valuable to see what improvements have been made and what direction the trends are going in. Middle Tennessee as a whole improved in 2023, with overdose deaths across the grand division falling from 1,408 to 1,333. Yet, both of Portland’s counties moved the other way. Sumner County went up by seven deaths, and Robertson, up by ten, according to the same state health department county tables. The local government has responded with money rather than words. Sumner County’s Opioid Abatement Committee awarded $359,261 in opioid settlement grants for the 2025–26 fiscal year. The largest share went to Recovery Court to expand its service delivery, alongside prevention and medical drugs such as naloxone for emergency treamtent.

We Accept Insurance

There is no need to guess about your insurance. If you’re asking yourself, ‘does insurance cover my addiction treatment?’ don’t worry. Our admissions team will check your coverage with your provider and explain any deductibles or out-of-pocket costs in plain language. We will also let you know what your rehab will cost before you start. Call APEX Recovery for a free benefits check.

Medically Supervised Detox Serving Portland, TN

Medically supervised detox is often the first step before a personalized addiction rehab treatment begins. It is always advised to undertake a detox program with proper medical support. Clinicians will then watch vital signs day and night and step in to use medication to ease withdrawal symptoms when needed. A compassionate and accredited team will also handle any medical risks that come with alcohol and substance withdrawal. Doing this with help is safer and much more comfortable than trying it alone.

APEX Recovery Center operates medically supervised detox at both its Columbia and Brentwood, TN campuses, and regularly admits people from Portland and the surrounding northern Sumner County communities. Our team can talk through what withdrawal will realistically involve for your situation before you commit to anything. Call (877) 881 2689 to talk to admissions about this and anything else.

Inpatient Residential Rehab Near Portland, TN

Inpatient residential rehab means living at the treatment center with staff on hand all day and night. Leaving the place where addiction started and spending your days in evidence-based therapy and group counseling sessions, under accredited medical support, gives early recovery a solid start that outpatient care often cannot match.

APEX Recovery Center’s inpatient rehab is in Columbia, about ninety minutes from Portland on I-65. The country setting is on purpose. For residents of small towns where it can sometimes seem like everyone knows each other, getting some distance from old triggers can make focused treatment possible.

Outpatient Substance Addiction Rehab Near Portland, TN

Outpatient rehab lets you or a loved one receive substance addciton treatment while still living at home and keeping up with work or family. Programs can be just a few hours a week or more involved, like intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization programs. At APEX Recovery, we look at individual circumstances and advise on the most appropriate care plan for you.

APEX Recovery Center offers outpatient rehab at both Columbia and Brentwood. For most Portland residents, Brentwood is the easier option. It is a straight shot down I-65 from Exit 117, so you do not have to drive across town. This makes it possible to keep a job in Portland or Gallatin and still attend supportive counseling several evenings a week.

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    Common Substance Addictions We Treat for Tullahoma, TN Residents and Communities

    Substance use disorders look different for everyone. Alcohol, opioids, stimulants, benzodiazepines, and cannabis each affect users in their own particular way. Because of this, each will need a different mix of medical care and evidence-based therapy. Getting the right treatment for the substance or combination of substances is key.

    That is why we build every APEX Recovery plan around you, not from a template. Here are the substance addictions we most often treat for Tullahoma and Coffee County residents, and what recovery usually looks like at our rehab centers.

    Alcohol & Kratom Addiction Treatment Near Overlook

    Alcohol use disorder often starts off subtly near Overlook. It can start with ordinary habits, like a glass or two of wine at dinner, or an early start to weekend socializing on a Thursday. Tolerance can then grow from regular misuse. Medically supervised detox is always advised for alcohol addiction, as quitting solo can carry genuine risks.

    Kratom and its strong form, 7-OH, are now common in Tennessee, including Tullahoma. Both work on opioid receptors and can cause real dependence and withdrawal, which many people only notice when they try to quit. Tennessee banned kratom, with regulation taking place July 1, 2026. We treat kratom dependence as seriously as any other opioid-type drug.

    Opioid, Fentanyl & Heroin Rehab Near Lakewood

    Many of the illicit opioids now in Coffee County include fentanyl, frequently pressed into counterfeit pills that look identical to prescription tablets. Because potency varies from batch to batch, residents could be exposed to doses that they never intended to take. This is what makes each use unpredictable rather than routine.

    APEX Recovery treats fentanyl and heroin dependence beginning with medically managed withdrawal, then moving into residential or intensive outpatient care. Medication-assisted treatment is available where clinically appropriate, while dual diagnosis support addresses the depression, anxiety, or trauma that so often sits underneath long-term opioid use.

    Prescription Painkiller & Tramadol Addiction Treatment for North Tullahoma Residents

    Prescription painkiller dependence often starts after surgery, a back injury, or years of hard work. The medicine helps at first, but over time you need more, and it becomes hard to tell where pain management ends and dependence begins. Older adults and working professionals can reach this point without anyone noticing.

    We offer private, medically managed tapering for prescription opioid and tramadol dependence, along with real help for your pain. Our plans include doctor supervision, therapy, and practical ways to cope, so you can manage pain without needing more medication.

    Methamphetamine & Cocaine Rehab Near the Ovoca Area

    Stimulant use is rising in rural Middle Tennessee. Most methamphetamine is now brought in from outside, not made locally, and it is often mixed with fentanyl. This means someone using stimulants can have an opioid overdose without knowing it.

    There is no approved medication for stimulant use disorder, so treatment relies on structure, therapy, and time. We use behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy, and medical monitoring for people recovering from cocaine and methamphetamine. We pay close attention to sleep, nutrition, and mood, since the first weeks are often the hardest.

    Benzodiazepine, Xanax & Valium Addiction Treatment Near the Airport District

    Benzodiazepines like alprazolam, clonazepam, and diazepam are often prescribed for anxiety and sleep problems. You can become physically dependent even at normal doses. Stopping suddenly is dangerous and can cause seizures or severe anxiety, so you should only taper off with medical supervision.

    We can help you or a loved one taper off Xanax addiction and Valium problems with a doctor’s guidance and evidence-based therapy and counseling to treat the anxiety, insomnia, or trauma that led to using the medication in the first place. Treating all issues involved at the same time helps prevent symptoms from coming back.

    Marijuana, Delta-8 & Synthetic Cannabis Rehab Near Coffee County

    Cannabis is widely assumed to be harmless, yet cannabis use disorder is real and increasingly common with today’s high-potency products. Delta-8 and other hemp-derived compounds sold across Coffee County storefronts are unregulated in strength, and synthetic cannabinoids are a different class of substance entirely, capable of causing psychosis and seizures.

    Warning signs include using more cannabis than you planned, not being able to cut back, needing more to feel the same, or seeing it affect your motivation, memory, sleep, or relationships. We usually treat cannabis use disorder in outpatient settings, using proven therapy to help change habits, social patterns, and deal with co-occurring symptoms of anxiety or depression.

    Inhalant, MDMA & Hallucinogen Treatment Near Tullahoma

    Inhalants, MDMA, and hallucinogens are used less often than alcohol or opioids, but they carry distinct risks. Inhalants can cause sudden cardiac death and lasting neurological damage even in early use. MDMA sold today is frequently mixed with other substances, and hallucinogens can cause lasting mental health issues for some.

    Treatment for these substances focuses on mental health. We check your thinking, mood, and any signs of psychosis before making a plan, then combine medical monitoring with therapy. Since inhalant use is more common among younger people, we usually involve the family in recovery.

    Polysubstance & Emerging Drug Addiction Recovery

    Polysubstance use means taking more than one drug, whether deliberately or because the supply is contaminated. Alcohol with benzodiazepines, opioids with stimulants, fentanyl mixed into almost anything: these combinations are now the norm rather than the exception, and they make withdrawal more complicated and more dangerous.

    APEX Recovery designs polysubstance plans that account for every substance involved, because treating one while ignoring another simply relocates the problem. Medically supervised detox manages overlapping withdrawal syndromes safely, and dual diagnosis care addresses the mental health conditions that so often drive multi-substance use in the first place.

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    How to Get Admitted to a Drug and Alcohol Rehab Near Coffee County

    The simplest way to understand our rehab admissions process is to call APEX Recovery on (877) 881 2689. Admissions specialists answer confidentially, listen to the situation, and explain the options clearly, whether you are calling for yourself or for a family member in Tullahoma.

    There are three steps to admissions. First, you get a free, private phone assessment to see what level of care you need. Next, we check your insurance or talk about payment. Then we set your arrival date. Most families in Tennessee finish all three steps within a week of calling.

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    APEX Pledge

    APEX Recovery's 90-day addiction rehab program has produced our strongest success rates, and we back it with the APEX Pledge. Complete a full 90-day program, and if you return to substance use within the following 12 months, APEX Recovery will provide addiction treatment again for up to 30 days, fully covered, at no extra cost.

    Very few providers stand behind their outcomes this way. Call (877) 881 2689 to hear exactly how the APEX Pledge works and whether it fits your circumstances.

    Why Residents of Tullahoma Choose APEX Recovery

    Families in Tullahoma have two real choices. APEX Recovery Brentwood offers structured outpatient care, including IOP, PHP, and a special track for working professionals or people moving from residential care. This option works well if you need addiction treatment that fits around your job or other responsibilities.

    APEX Recovery Columbia is the secluded residential alternative: full medical detox and inpatient rehabilitation in the quiet Maury County countryside. Both locations offer calm surroundings and experienced staff. We shape all of our addiction treatment programs to meet your needs. Because of the positive results this can bring, many across Middle Tennessee trust APEX Recovery with addiction treatment.

    Addiction Therapy and Counseling Serving Sumner County

    Addiction therapy support and counseling sessions available from Sumner County can help you figure out why substance use started and how to build something positive in its place. Therapeutic methods like cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma work, and family counseling help to identify and then modify the thoughts and responses that keep addiction going.

    APEX Recovery Center provides addiction therapy and counseling at its Columbia and Brentwood facilities, both straightforward drives from Portland, TN on I-65. Family sessions matter particularly in Sumner County, where many relatives might live close together. Substance addiction support often needs to include the whole household, not just one individual.

    Transitional Living, Supported Housing and Sober Living Near Portland, Tennessee

    Moving out of residential support and back into home responsibilities and family duties can be made smoother with a sober living option. Transitional living places and supported housing make it possible to benefit from substance-free homes where regular drug testing and monitored house rules offer a safe space. This can make it smoother to return home or get back to work.

    APEX Recovery Center has rehab facilities in Columbia and Brentwood, and supported living may well be available for you near Portland. If you are in Portland and not sure if going straight home is the best move, call APEX Recovery at (877) 881 2689. We will talk honestly about your options for transitional or sober living.

    Free Assessment

    APEX Recovery provides free drug and alcohol addiction assessments for Tullahoma residents as part of the rehab admissions process. Call us today to schedule in an assessment for you or your loved one.

    Information on Portland Hospitals, Treatment Providers and Recovery Support

    Knowing what is available nearby makes it easier to take the first step. Portland does not have a hospital in town, but there is 24/7 emergency care, outpatient clinics on South Broadway, and a small but real recovery community. Here is a straightforward look at local services, treatment providers, and where to find support.

    Portland Local Area Information

    Portland had 13,156 residents at the 2020 census and continues to grow, making it the biggest city in northern Sumner County. It started as Richland and got its current name in 1888. Portland became known as the Strawberry Capital of Middle Tennessee and once supplied a fifth of the country’s strawberries. The Strawberry Festival still brings people downtown every May. Today, manufacturing is the main industry, with companies like Daido Corporation, Kyowa America, and Olhausen Billiards providing jobs.

    Getting around Portland is simple. US-31W runs through town as South Broadway, following the old rail line. Highway 52 goes east and west to Westmoreland and Cross Plains. Highway 109 heads south to Gallatin. I-65 is at Exit 117, and Exit 121 serves Mitchellville near the Kentucky line. Landmarks include Main Street, the Portland Museum in the old train depot, Richland Park, and the Little Tunnel. Nearby towns are Fountain Head, Oak Grove, Mitchellville, Cottontown, and Bethpage. The main challenge here is clear: Portland sits on a north-south drug route, but most treatment centers are 15 to 30 miles south, and that distance costs people time they may not have.

    Hospitals and Emergency Services in Portland

    While Portland has no full hospital of its own, it does have a 24-hour emergency facility. TriStar Portland ER at 105 Redbud Drive is a freestanding emergency room operating as a department of TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center, staffed around the clock by board-certified emergency physicians with CT and X-ray imaging, a trauma resuscitation room, a decontamination suite, and dedicated safe rooms for patients needing psychiatric evaluation. That last detail matters for overdose and mental health crises.

    If you or a loved one are seeking emergency inpatient treatment, the nearest hospitals are Highpoint Health, Sumner in Gallatin, a 167-bed facility with a Level III trauma center roughly 20 miles south on Highway 109. NorthCrest Medical Center in Springfield is also an option and is about 20 miles west of Portland via Highway 52 to Robertson County. TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center is another medical service provider around 25 miles south. Portland also has outpatient clinics on South Broadway, including Highpoint Family Wellness and orthopedic practices. Always call 911 in an emergency; Sumner County EMS and Portland Fire Department cover the city.

    Treatment Providers and Rehab Facilities in Portland

    Portland has very few addiction treatment options. There is no residential facility or detox unit in town. Most local choices are outpatient counseling or behavioral health services. People who need more structured care usually go south to Gallatin or Hendersonville, where there are more outpatient providers, intensive programs, and medication-assisted treatment clinics, or even further to Nashville for residential care. Sumner County also has a Recovery Court, started in 2002, as an alternative to jail for people whose charges are linked to substance use.

    To find a licensed provider rather than guessing, use SAMHSA’s free national locator at FindTreatment.gov, which filters by level of care, insurance, and distance from the 37148 zip code. The Tennessee REDLINE, at 800-889-9789, is a 24/7 confidential referral line operated on behalf of the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services and will talk through what is available near Portland. Both services are free, and neither requires insurance.

    Support Groups and Recovery Communities in Portland

    Peer support in Portland is available in and around the area. For example, Portland Primary Purpose, a Narcotics Anonymous group, meets twice weekly on Monday and Thursday evenings at Oasis Seventh Day Adventist, 703 South Broadway. The Monday session runs as a literature study. Alcoholics Anonymous also meets locally, and both are open meetings that welcome newcomers.

    If you look a little farther, there are more choices. Hope Not Dope meets at Westmoreland Church of Christ on New Highway 52, about fifteen minutes east. There are also support groups in Gallatin, Hendersonville, White House, and Springfield, so you or a loved one have plenty of options each week. Schedules can change, so check the latest list from Greater Middle Tennessee Area of Narcotics Anonymous or the Alcoholics Anonymous locator before you go. Celebrate Recovery groups at churches offer a faith-based option, and Al-Anon is there for family members. All meetings are free and do not require registration.

    Serving Portland Residents and Surrounding States Near Tennessee

    Portland is just eight miles from the state line, so APEX Recovery Columbia often helps residents from Kentucky. Folks from Franklin, Scottsville, and Bowling Green can get here straight down I-65. We also serve people from Virginia and North Carolina.

    APEX Recovery Columbia also welcomes you and your loved ones if you are traveling from Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Missouri. Sometimes, being a real drive away from home is helpful, especially if you need space from people or places connected to your substance use.

    Rebuilding Lives and Families in Sumner County

    Family is at the heart of life in northern Sumner County, so we believe that recovery needs to include everyone at home. APEX Recovery uses family therapy and dual-diagnosis treatment to address the anxiety, depression, or trauma behind substance use. We accept most major private insurance, so cost does not have to be the reason someone does not get help.

    The numbers below place our medication-assisted treatment programs in context. Every figure comes from a federal or Tennessee public-health source, and we list the reporting year next to each one so you can weigh the data yourself. Where state reporting runs a little behind national reporting, that gap is normal for overdose surveillance, since toxicology and death investigations take time to finalize.

    Tennessee & Sumner County: the local picture

    Substance misuse affects families across Middle Tennessee, including Portland and Sumner County. Illicit fentanyl and synthetic opioids continue to be a primary focus of local overdose prevention and public health initiatives.

    2,499 deaths

    Tennessee drug overdose deaths in 2024, a rate of 34.6 per 100,000, roughly 52% higher than the national rate.[3]

    about 67%

    Share of Tennessee overdose deaths in 2024 that involved fentanyl and other synthetic opioids.[3]

    down 26%

    Drop in suspected overdose deaths in neighboring Davidson County (Nashville metro) for 2024 compared with 2023.[4]

    doubled (2x)

    Increase in Tennessee ER visits linked to high-potency Kratom and 7-OH extract products between 2024 and 2025.[11]

    This is the local environment our Portland rehab programs and addiction recovery services are designed to address.

    The national trend is finally bending

    After years of climbing, overdose deaths have fallen three years running. Public-health experts credit wider access to naloxone, drug-checking tools, and treatment medications, the same evidence-based tools we use every day.

    U.S. drug overdose deaths, estimated annual totals

    2023 — 110,037

     

    2024 — 80,391 (down about 27%)

     

    2025 — 69,973 (down about 14%)

     

    Opioid-involved deaths fell from 55,296 in 2024 to 44,564 in 2025.[1][2]

    Progress is real, but overdose is still the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18 to 44, which is exactly why sustained treatment matters.[2]

    Why medication-assisted treatment and structured care save lives

    When individuals enter evidence-based treatment programs with clinical support, long-term remission and survival rates increase substantially.

    Reduction in opioid overdose death over 12 months

    Methadone — 59% lower

     

    Buprenorphine — 38% lower

     

    Both compared with people who received no medication after an overdose.[5]

    80% to 90%

    Success rate of professionally guided family interventions in securing immediate agreement to enter care.[8]

    74.3% in recovery

    Of adults who experienced a substance use disorder report that they consider themselves in recovery.[8]

    Explore clinical benchmarks and research on our substance abuse recovery statistics guide.

    The treatment gap nobody talks about

    The treatment solutions exist and work. The ongoing challenge is ensuring those in need get connected to clinical care.

    Share of Americans with substance use disorder who received specialized treatment

     

    Only 19.3% received specialized treatment, leaving more than 80% without clinical support.[8]

    48.4 million

    Americans aged 12 and older met criteria for a substance use disorder in 2024, roughly 16.8% of the population.[8]

    61.5 million

    Adults experienced a mental illness in 2024, emphasizing the vital role of dual-diagnosis treatment.[8]

    Alcohol is the quiet epidemic

    Opioids command public attention, but alcohol misuse remains one of the most widespread and undertreated substance health challenges in Tennessee.

    about 95,000

    Alcohol-attributable deaths annually in the U.S., making alcohol the third-leading preventable cause of death.[10]

    only 1.6%

    Of adults with alcohol use disorder receive FDA-approved medication, despite strong clinical evidence.[10]

    Review coping strategies and early indicators on our relapse prevention guide.

    References and Citations

    1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics. U.S. Overdose Deaths Decrease for Third Consecutive Year in 2025. May 2026. cdc.gov
    2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics. U.S. Overdose Deaths Decrease Almost 27% in 2024. May 2025. cdc.gov
    3. USAFacts (analysis of CDC mortality data). How many drug overdose deaths happen every year in Tennessee? 2024. usafacts.org
    4. Metro Public Health Department of Nashville/Davidson County. Quarterly Drug Overdose Surveillance Update, Fourth Quarter 2024. January 2025. nashville.gov
    5. National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Drug Abuse. Methadone and buprenorphine reduce risk of death after opioid overdose. nih.gov
    6. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder: Population Estimates, United States. MMWR, 2024. cdc.gov
    7. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
    8. Apex Recovery TN. Substance Abuse Recovery Statistics: Rehab Success, Interventions, and Relapse Data. June 2026. apex.rehab
    9. Apex Recovery TN. Relapse Prevention, Coping Skills & Warning Signs. apex.rehab
    10. Mitchell MM, et al. Trends in the Use of Naltrexone for Addiction Treatment among Alcohol Use Disorder Admissions. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
    11. Apex Recovery TN. Portland, Tennessee Rehab & Behavioral Health Services. apex.rehab

    Areas We Serve at Apex Recovery

    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Tennessee

    APEX Recovery has two locations in Tennessee, in Columbia and Brentwood, conveniently accessible from major cities like Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga, as well as Clarksville, Murfreesboro, and Franklin. Between both locations, services include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery is committed to compassionate, high-quality care for individuals across Tennessee.

    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Alabama

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee facilities, located in Columbia and Brentwood, are easily accessible for Alabama residents, especially those in Huntsville, Birmingham, Madison, and Decatur. Between both locations, services include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery ensures compassionate, high-quality care, making it a convenient choice for individuals across nearby Alabama cities.

    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Arkansas

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee facilities in Columbia and Brentwood are conveniently accessible for Arkansas residents, especially those in cities like West Memphis, Marion, and Jonesboro. Between both locations, services offered include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery provides compassionate, expert care, offering a practical solution for individuals from nearby Arkansas communities.

    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Georgia

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee facilities in Columbia and Brentwood are easily accessible for Georgia residents, particularly those from Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Marietta. Between both locations, services offered include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery delivers compassionate, expert care, providing a convenient and trusted choice for individuals from nearby Georgia communities.

    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Kentucky

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee locations in Columbia and Brentwood are conveniently accessible for Kentucky residents, especially those in Bowling Green, Lexington, and Elizabethtown. Between both facilities, services include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery provides compassionate, high-quality care, offering a trusted, nearby option for individuals from Kentucky communities seeking support.

    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Mississippi

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee facilities, located in Columbia and Brentwood, are easily accessible for Mississippi residents, especially those in Southaven, Olive Branch, and Tupelo. Between both locations, services include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery is dedicated to compassionate, high-quality care, providing a nearby, trusted option for individuals from Mississippi communities seeking support.

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    • Booneville

    • Clarksdale

    • Columbus

    • Corinth

    • Grenada

    • Greenwood

    • Holly Springs

    • Horn Lake

    • New Albany

    • Olive Branch

    • Oxford

    • Ripley

    • Southaven

    • Tupelo

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    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Missouri

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee facilities in Columbia and Brentwood are easily accessible for Missouri residents, particularly those in Cape Girardeau, Sikeston, and Poplar Bluff. Between both locations, services include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery offers compassionate, high-quality care, making it a trusted and convenient choice for individuals from nearby Missouri communities.

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    • Bloomfield

    • Braggadocio

    • Cape Girardeau

    • Caruthersville

    • Dexter

    • Doniphan

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    • Kennett

    • Malden

    • New Madrid

    • Perryville

    • Poplar Bluff

    • Portageville

    • Sikeston

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    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in North Carolina

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee facilities in Columbia and Brentwood are conveniently accessible for North Carolina residents, especially those in Asheville, Bryson City, and Fayetteville. Between both locations, services include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery provides compassionate, high-quality care, offering a trusted and nearby option for individuals from North Carolina communities seeking support.

    Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Virginia

    APEX Recovery’s Tennessee facilities in Columbia and Brentwood are conveniently accessible for Virginia residents, especially those in Bristol, Abingdon, and Wytheville. Between both locations, services include inpatient residential treatment, IOP, PHP, drug rehab, alcohol rehab, and addiction detox. APEX Recovery provides compassionate, high-quality care, offering a trusted and nearby option for individuals from Virginia communities seeking support.