Cumberland Heights Memphis Bartlett

The Bartlett office of Cumberland Heights, at 8059 Stage Hills Blvd., delivers a Twelve Step outpatient program for adults with alcohol and drug use disorders. The nonprofit behind it opened in 1966 and now lists 15 outpatient locations across Tennessee, plus retreats and a residential facility. Care is evidence-based and individualized, with the team working to match support to each person's situation.

Something worth knowing: the Memphis site runs its intensive outpatient groups on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, 6 to 9 p.m. Because the sessions fall after daytime hours, someone can keep working or handle responsibilities at home and still come in on several weeknights. Where a mental health condition exists together with substance use, the center treats both concurrently, so the two sets of needs are met side by side.

The center holds Joint Commission accreditation. Its approach blends Twelve Step facilitation with clinical therapies and, when appropriate, medication-assisted treatment. Staff describe the work as individualized and compassionate, shaped around what each person is dealing with rather than a single fixed curriculum.

Cumberland Heights Memphis Bartlett

Intensive outpatient care is the main offering here, with sessions four evenings a week. Outpatient services let a person live at home while attending counseling, which often suits someone stepping down from residential care or catching a problem before it worsens. The outpatient rehab programs in Tennessee at this Bartlett location run 28+ days, though the team may extend care when needs call for it.

Therapy options include cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group counseling, individual counseling, trauma-specific therapy, art therapy, adventure therapy, spiritual care, and twelve step facilitation and medication assisted treatment is available, and telehealth is an option. For someone with a substance use disorder along with a mental health diagnosis, dual diagnosis care at this Tennessee center addresses both at the same time, instead of treating one condition and ignoring the other.

• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Personalized Treatment
• Group Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Spiritual Care
• Holistic
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Twelve Step

Who this Bartlett program is built for

• Adults with alcohol use disorder who want structured outpatient support
• Adults dealing with drug addiction who can attend evening sessions
• Individuals with a mental health condition occurring at the same time as a substance use disorder
• Men and women seeking a Twelve Step-based approach
• Individuals stepping down from residential care who need continuing support
• Families looking for a provider in the Memphis area that accepts commercial insurance

Setting and program length in Bartlett

The Memphis office is an outpatient facility located in Bartlett, Tennessee. Its profile lists air-conditioned rooms, a recreation room and four photos. Programs usually run 28+ days, and services are available in English. Since this is an outpatient site and not a residential building, people stay at home overnight and attend scheduled sessions. The intensive outpatient schedule meets four evenings each week.

Paying for care at Cumberland Heights

Cash pay rates are posted, and the organization reports accepting most major insurance plans; the helpline can help you learn what your policy covers before anything is scheduled. Since coverage depends on your particular plan and the recommended level of care, it is best to settle cost questions by phone with your insurer and the center. Calling the helpline costs nothing, and the helpline does not provide treatment.

Questions worth asking this center

• Does my family member need intensive outpatient care or a different level of care first?
• Which insurance plans does the Bartlett office accept, and what will be left to pay?
• How is co-occurring mental health treatment combined with substance use counseling here?
• What does the evening schedule look like, and how long does a typical stay run?
• What continuing care, recovery coaching or support meetings follow the program?