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About Cumberland Heights in Nashville

Cumberland Heights is an addiction treatment center in Nashville, Tennesee. Their wide range of treatment options includes medical detox, inpatient rehab, outpatient treatment and medication assisted treatment (MAT). Adult men and women and adolescent boys will all be able to find treatment options from among their program offerings. This specific location is where their adult residential programs are located. They work with many different private insurance companies and have discounted private pay options.

They’re a co-occurring-disorder-friendly rehab located on a large tract of land just outside of Nashville. Their inpatient programs all integrate medical detox for those who need it. If you do need detox, you may not be able to participate in residential programming right away because of your medical condition. However, when you start to feel better, you won’t have to wait until you’re completely through detox before joining in.

For people with moderate to severe opioid addictions, their Safe Start program can help get you started on Suboxone or Vivitrol. Safe Start is the name for their MAT program. Once you leave the residential rehab setting, you can continue to receive these medications from any of their outpatient locations throughout Tennessee.

Their adult residential programs are separated into three tracks. There’s a track for women that is trauma-informed. There’s a track for young men that focuses on relationship skills and responsibility. There’s also a general men’s track. Regardless of what track you’re in, all program participants have access to evidence-based programming that uses the 12 step model as its foundation. Participants can also expect to engage in therapeutic recreation, yoga and mindfulness exercises.

They work toward making their program financially accessible. They’re in-network with many different insurance companies including Tricare. They partner with MusiCares, an organization that helps connect people in the music industry with addiction treatment. They encourage people who are in the music industry who might be otherwise uninsured to reach out.