Bhg Memphis south treatment center Memphis
BHG Memphis South Treatment Center Memphis provides outpatient care to people with substance use disorders. It counts among the 325 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Tennessee. The program is built around medication-assisted treatment and counseling.

- Joint Commission
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
- Outpatient
- 30 days

Located on Winchester Road in Memphis, BHG Memphis South Treatment Center is an outpatient clinic focused on people who live with opioid use disorder and mental health needs alongside substance use. Rather than separating them, the clinic combines medication and counseling, and each person's plan reflects that individual's real needs. This Memphis treatment center pairs medication-assisted care with counseling for opioid and prescription drug use, a detail that counts for families considering outpatient options near home.
The site belongs to Behavioral Health Group, a network that applies the same clinical practices across its locations. Therapy here is evidence-based, with individual and group sessions, and the team addresses substance use and mental health together instead of treating them as separate problems. Care is delivered with respect for each person's situation and goals.
Bhg Memphis south treatment center
Care here is outpatient with a focus on co-occurring mental health concerns, so one team handles therapy and medication together. Offerings include Seeking Safety, relapse prevention counseling, motivational interviewing, medication-assisted treatment, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and individual counseling. When someone needs both drug rehab and mental health support in Tennessee, a program treating them together often fits better than two separate referrals.
Medication-assisted treatment sits at the core of what this clinic offers, especially for opioids and prescription drugs. Heroin and synthetic drugs also appear on its list of substances treated, and plans are individualized instead of one-size-fits-all. If you are not certain outpatient care will be enough for your relative, ask the staff outright how they choose between levels of care.
- Evidence-Based
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Personalized Treatment
- Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
- Individual Treatment
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Seeking Safety
- Group Therapy
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
- Relapse Prevention Counseling
The people this center is designed for
- Men and women, including young adults and working professionals
- Veterans looking for outpatient addiction treatment in Memphis
- Individuals with a mental health condition occurring at the same time as a substance use disorder
- People using heroin, opioids, prescription drugs, or synthetic drugs
- Adults who want treatment while continuing to live at home
The surroundings and how long care runs
The clinic is located at 4539 Winchester Rd in Memphis and lists a usual program length of 30 days. Services are provided in English, and care is delivered on an outpatient basis, meaning a person goes to sessions and then goes home. For Tennessee families comparing residential and outpatient rehab, a 30-day outpatient plan can let a parent or employee keep up daily duties. Should another level of care prove necessary, ask the staff to clarify what they offer and what they would refer elsewhere.
Paying for care at this clinic
Self-pay pricing, and insurance should be confirmed by phone before treatment begins. Plans differ widely in what they cover for outpatient care and medication, so a quick benefits check avoids surprises later. If your family's plan covers outpatient addiction treatment, confirm the details with the center before the first visit. The helpline can review coverage questions with you and help you reach the clinic.
Questions worth asking this center
- Which medications are used, and how is dosing decided and reviewed?
- How often would sessions happen each week, and for how long?
- Does my insurance cover outpatient care here, and what is left to pay?
- How does the team coordinate with my family member's mental health provider?
- What aftercare is arranged when the 30-day program ends?


More programs around Memphis
-
Average stay duration 30+ days31-50 bedsMemphis, TN
- Joint Commission
- Detox
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
The Oaks at Lakeside Memphis is a Joint Commission-accredited center in East Memphis.
-
Average stay duration 30 daysMemphis, TN
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
- Residential Rehab
Youth Villages Memphis serves young people at a Bartlett campus with residential care.
-
Average stay duration 30+ daysMemphis, TN
- Joint Commission
- Outpatient
Compass Intervention Center Memphis serves children and teens in Tennessee.
-
Delta Specialty Hospital
4.8/534 Google reviews
Memphis, TN
- Joint Commission
- Detox
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
Delta Specialty Hospital is a Joint Commission-accredited hospital in Memphis.
-
Average stay duration 28 daysMemphis, TN
- Joint Commission
- Detox
- Residential Rehab
Crestwyn Behavioral Health, located in Memphis, is accredited by the Joint Commission.
-
Memphis Recovery Centers
4.0/542 Google reviews
Average stay duration 30 daysMemphis, TN
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
- Residential Rehab
- Outpatient
Memphis Recovery Centers in Memphis is a nonprofit option for people dealing with substance use and co-occurring conditions.

Questions people ask
What does BHG Memphis South Treatment Center Memphis provide?
It provides outpatient care for substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health treatment. Therapies include individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, group therapy, medication-assisted treatment, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention counseling, and Seeking Safety. Since 2006 the center has operated, and it holds Joint Commission accreditation. It is one of 325 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Tennessee and treats opioid, prescription drug, heroin, and synthetic drug use.
Does BHG Memphis South Treatment Center Memphis take insurance?
Self-pay pricing, and insurance should be confirmed by phone before treatment begins. What a plan pays toward outpatient care and medication varies from one plan to another, so a benefits check is the reliable way to learn. The helpline is free stays confidential and connects callers with trained advisors who can help verify coverage with the clinic. Nothing is promised about admission or payment until the center confirms it.
How long does treatment last at this Memphis center?
A usual program length of 30 days is listed, though the real duration depends on the individual and how treatment is going. Since the clinic is outpatient, a person goes to sessions while still living at home. Ask the staff how progress gets reviewed and what happens if another level of care seems wiser. The helpline can help you compare programs nearby and check availability.
What questions should I ask before picking this center for a loved one?
Ask how medication-assisted treatment is used, how often sessions occur, and what aftercare is available once the program ends. Get insurance and any remaining cost confirmed in writing. The center has maintained Joint Commission accreditation and has operated in Memphis since 2006, so asking about its current practices is reasonable. The helpline can help you prepare these questions and also reach the clinic.
Is outpatient care the right choice for opioid use?
It can be, and this center is built around that approach, combining medication with counseling and relapse prevention. Outpatient care fits people who have stable housing and daily structure. If someone needs monitoring around the clock, a higher level of care should be discussed first. The helpline can help you think through which setting suits your situation.