Memphis Treatment Centers

La Paloma Treatment Center in Memphis is a treatment facility and long-term rehab for men and women. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

CAAP Inc (Cocaine and Alcohol Awareness Program) provides residential and outpatient behavioral health services in Memphis, Tennessee, specializing in co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders for individuals who cannot afford premium care. The program offers residential treatment, outpatient services, and a dedicated Homeless Veterans Housing Program, along with DUI services and Tennessee Recovery Navigator support. CAAP accepts private insurance, military insurance, and state-financed health plans. Programs also include Uptown Manor Apartments, CAAP Place of Hope, and the Neighborhood Stabilization Program.

Memphis Recovery Centers has worked to help people conquer addiction in Memphis since 1970, and is a non-profit — which it says allows it to keep overheads down and charge reasonable rates. It provides residential treatment for adults and a separate residential program for adolescents aged 13 to 17, together with dual-diagnosis and trauma therapy for people whose substance use sits alongside a mental health condition, and treats spiritual, physical, emotional, social and occupational wellbeing as part of the same course of care. Payment can be made through Medicare, private or military insurance, or state funding.

Grace House of Memphis is a women-only, long-term residential and outpatient substance use treatment program serving women aged 18 and over in Memphis, Tennessee. Founded in 1976 by Pat Stokes, it treats alcohol and drug use together with co-occurring mental health conditions. Admission is available regardless of ability to pay, with state-financed assistance, a sliding fee scale, and payment assistance.