Knoxville Recovery Center

They emphasize individualized treatment (not one-size-fits-all), a therapeutic nutrition program, on-site detox, comfortable home-style living, and support for diverse backgrounds including LGBTQ+ clients.

They offer on-site medical detoxification and residential (inpatient) addiction treatment programs.

They treat co-occurring mental health disorders alongside addiction, with individualized treatment plans designed to address both conditions simultaneously for a more holistic recovery.

They use evidence-based therapies like Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), person-centered approaches, art therapy, music therapy and experiential therapy.

The core program is primarily evidence-based and holistic. While clients are exposed to 12-Step concepts and may attend meetings, it is not a strictly 12-Step facility.

No, the program is holistic and clinically focused, not faith-based. It is welcoming to individuals of all spiritual beliefs and backgrounds.

Knoxville Recovery Center was founded and has been offering services since 2022.

Costs vary based on insurance coverage and room choice. Self-pay estimates are $1,000 per day for a shared room and $2,000 per day for a private room. It is best to call for a free benefits verification to determine your exact out-of-pocket costs.

Yes, they are a private facility and work with most major PPO/POS insurance providers as an out-of-network provider. They do not accept Medicaid or Medicare.

Yes, they provide on-site medical detox with 24/7 clinical supervision to ensure safety and comfort during withdrawal.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with Suboxone is allowed. The clinical team can provide a taper or support clients who prefer to stay on it for maintenance.

No, the program specializes in treating substance use disorders (alcohol and drugs) and co-occurring mental health conditions. They do not offer specialized tracks for process addictions like gambling or sex addiction.

The length of stay is individualized. Medical detox typically lasts 3-7 days, and the residential program can range from 2 to 4 weeks, depending on clinical needs and insurance authorization.

Clients reside in a unique circular building with a central courtyard and outdoor area. The setting is structured and comfortable, with separate residential wings for men and women.

Most rooms are semi-private with shared bathrooms. A limited number of private rooms with en-suite bathrooms are available for an additional cost (typically double the standard rate).

Yes, the property is a locked facility. While treatment is voluntary and clients can choose to leave against medical advice, they cannot leave the property unsupervised. They are allowed outside for scheduled breaks in the courtyard and outdoor areas.

Yes, with restrictions. In a shared room, clients can use their cell phone for 2 hours per day after their first 7 days in residential care (no phone during detox). In a private room, clients are allowed cell phone access after the first 2 days, making it a viable option for professionals.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas during downtime. There is also a vape vending machine available on site.

Clients may bring personal clothing suitable for a comfortable residential stay, including casual wear, workout clothes, and appropriate attire for therapy sessions and outdoor activities. Essential toiletries, prescription medications (in original bottles), and approved personal care items are allowed. Personal items such as books, journals, and family photos are welcome. Cell phones, laptops, and other electronic devices are permitted, though usage may be scheduled or supervised to protect client privacy and focus. Tobacco products and vaping devices are also allowed in designated areas.

Clients should avoid bringing items that could interfere with treatment or pose safety risks, including drugs, alcohol, weapons, or any paraphernalia related to substance use. Unapproved medications, over-the-counter supplements, or herbal products not verified by the clinical team should be left at home. Clothing with explicit or drug-related imagery, valuable jewelry, large sums of cash, and personal vehicles are discouraged. For privacy and group cohesion, recording devices and cameras are typically not permitted outside approved use.

Yes, there is a chef on-site who can accommodate various dietary needs and preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-specific diets.