BHG Madison Treatment Center
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About BHG Madison Treatment Center
Medicaid and Medicare are accepted at BHG Madison Treatment Center, an addiction treatment center in Madison, Tennessee. The program is for adults with opioid use disorder involving prescription opioids, heroin or fentanyl.
Paying at the Madison Clinic
The clinic also takes most commercial health insurance plans, and self-pay is an option when you don’t have coverage. Appointments are often available the same or the next day, which keeps the wait for a first visit short.
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
Methadone is taken at the clinic every day under medical supervision, while buprenorphine, including Suboxone, is available on site or by prescription. An extended-release buprenorphine injection such as Sublocade or Brixadi is a weekly or once-a-month option.
Naltrexone, sold as Vivitrol, keeps opioids from having their effect and cuts cravings. The center runs outpatient rehab, so you go home the same day. Individual and group counseling are offered alongside the medication, and peer support specialists work with patients on staying engaged in treatment.
Recovery support also covers case management, telehealth and lab monitoring. Medical detox and residential care aren’t offered at the Madison clinic.
Patients come from across the greater Middle Tennessee area, including Madison, Nashville, Goodlettsville and Hendersonville. The clinic is part of Behavioral Health Group, a network of opioid treatment centers accredited by the Joint Commission.
Amenities
Private drug rehab provides a comfortable, secure environment that allows you to focus on doing the work to get your life back on track. Benefits include a higher staff-to-client ratio, increased one-on-one time with therapists and healthcare providers, private rooms for clients, and customized forms of therapy.
Addiction Treatment Programs
A young adult program in Tennessee helps participants overcome the effects of substance use on the developing brain. Participants build positive peer relationships, learn how to manage stress without drugs or alcohol, and develop tools for resolving trauma and setting boundaries.
An adult program in Tennessee helps individuals reclaim their lives from addiction. Through various treatment methods, adults learn how to end their dependence on substances and live a drug-free lifestyle.
An alcohol rehab in Tennessee provides treatment to break free from alcohol addiction. Methods typically combine counseling, group support, and behavioral therapy, with alcohol abstinence and long-term sobriety as the goals.
Men’s rehab in Tennessee addresses the different life experiences and genetic factors that shape how men are affected by addiction. By doing so, this type of treatment can be most effective for men who are struggling with substance use.
The main goal of women’s rehab in Tennessee is to provide a comfortable setting where women can focus on recovery. This environment helps women in treatment nurture their body, mind, and spirit without distractions.
Opioid addiction is what the center treats, and methadone sits at the middle of the medication side: a supervised dose each day.
Drug rehab in Tennessee prepares you to start life anew with the right tools to maintain sobriety. You’ll learn how to manage stress, adopt healthy lifestyle habits, and prevent relapse. This is typically accomplished through counseling, medication, and evidence-based therapies.
The main goal of women’s rehab in Tennessee is to provide a comfortable setting where women can focus on recovery. This environment helps women in treatment nurture their body, mind, and spirit without distractions.
Levels of Care
The center runs as an outpatient program in Madison, with rehab and counseling for opioid addiction, and that's delivered through scheduled visits.
Substance abuse disorders are often accompanied by mental health issues such as depression, bipolar disorder, or ADHD. In these cases, dual diagnosis treatment in Tennessee offers integrated treatment to effectively treat both co-occurring disorders.
If you choose inpatient drug rehab in Tennessee, you live at the facility while receiving treatment. You’ll have 24/7 supervised clincial care while also receiving group and individual counseling and other forms of therapy.
Typically, drug rehab in Tennessee begins with a detox program.. This is the process of slowly and safely purging all addictive substances from your system. Detox may take a couple of days to a week, depending on your personal history and drug of choice. .
Intervention services in Tennessee are available for family members who need support as they try to guide a loved one toward wise choices. To get loved ones the help they need, intervention specialists offer facilitation of interventions, access to valuable resources, and guidance in choosing the best treatment plan.
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How can you pay for treatment at BHG Madison Treatment Center?
Medicaid, Medicare and most commercial insurance plans are accepted. Self-pay is another route for people who aren’t covered by a plan. That gives people a route with coverage and a route without it.
Is BHG Madison an outpatient program only?
The center offers outpatient care, with methadone and Suboxone treatment for opioid addiction and counseling alongside it. Telehealth sits with the other recovery support services, which include case management, health assessments and lab monitoring.
Where does BHG Madison Treatment Center see patients from?
Patients come from Nashville and Goodlettsville, plus Madison and Hendersonville, and the rest of Middle Tennessee. Many people get in the same day or the next day.
Which medications does BHG Madison offer for opioid addiction?
Methadone is taken daily under medical supervision. Buprenorphine, including Suboxone, is offered in clinic or by prescription, and an extended-release buprenorphine injection is available weekly or monthly. Naltrexone, including Vivitrol, blocks the effects of opioids and reduces cravings.
