Applegate Recovery Dyersburg

This clinic is an outpatient facility located near Dyersburg State Community College and West Tennessee Healthcare Dyersburg Hospital. It focuses on adults with opioid dependency and uses medication-assisted treatment with suboxone and buprenorphine. People attend appointments while living at home.

Applegate Recovery Dyersburg provides outpatient drug rehab in Tennessee through a combination of medication and counseling. One-on-one sessions help people build coping skills and set personal goals. Pregnant women can receive buprenorphine therapy here, with support from obstetric professionals. Weekday appointments make it easier to balance treatment with work and family.

The staff also addresses mental health needs alongside substance use. Treatment plans are individualized to tackle both addiction and mental health at the same time. Care is meant to be compassionate and respectful of each person's circumstances.

Applegate Recovery Dyersburg

Applegate Recovery Dyersburg offers outpatient treatment and dual diagnosis care for people who do not need residential placement. The clinic uses medication-assisted treatment as a core service, along with one-on-one counseling, group therapy, psychoeducation, and relapse prevention counseling. These approaches are described as evidence-based, medical, and personalized.

Medication-assisted treatment for opioids is the center's specialty, covering heroin, prescription drugs, and synthetic drugs. It also serves people with co-occurring disorders and drug addiction. If this program is on your mind, ask how often counseling sessions occur and whether the schedule fits your routine. Once the initial phase ends, relapse prevention planning continuing care and discharge planning help people hold on to their progress. Applegate Recovery Dyersburg provides evidence-based rehab in Tennessee with a focus on opioids.

• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Evidence-Based
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Personalized Treatment
• Group Therapy
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Medical
• Psychoeducation
• Individual Treatment

The people this center works with

• Adults dealing with opioid dependency, including heroin, prescription opioids, and synthetic drugs
• Both men and women including pregnant women who need buprenorphine therapy with obstetric support
• People who have mental health needs alongside substance use, as well as a substance use disorder
• Individuals who prefer outpatient care over residential treatment
• Those who need a weekday schedule that allows them to keep working or caring for family

Setting and stay length here

Applegate Recovery Dyersburg operates as an outpatient center in Tennessee where a typical program lasts about 30 days, though individual plans may vary. The center opened in 2001 and offers weekday appointments in English. You will find it at 305 East Tickle Street, near local schools and a hospital. The setting suits people who want treatment while living at home rather than in a residential facility. If you need housing or round-the-clock supervision, ask whether this level of care is right for you or whether a referral is needed.

Paying for treatment here in Dyersburg

The center lists self-pay pricing for care. Details about insurance aren't provided here, so reach out to the helpline to confirm coverage before you plan anything. Trained advisors on the helpline can help you check your plan's coverage and your potential costs. The call is free, remains private, and asking questions commits you to nothing. If money is a worry, ask about cash pay rates and whether a sliding scale exists.

What to raise ahead of entering care

• How is a normal week structured, and how many counseling sessions does it include
• Is buprenorphine or suboxone prescribed on-site, and who manages the medication
• In what way are mental health needs alongside substance use handled together with opioid treatment
• What do the self-pay rates come to, and can you help me verify my insurance coverage
• What aftercare or continuing care is available when the 30-day program ends