Find drug and alcohol rehab centers in Savannah, TN and start your recovery today.
4 centers found (1–4)
Savannah, TN
Substance use treatment · Accepts clients on opioid medication but prescribed elsewhere · Cognitive behavioral therapy
Accepts: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, State-financed health insurance plan other than Medicaid
0.8 mi Savannah, TN
Substance use treatment · Does not use medication for opioid addiction · Cognitive behavioral therapy
Accepts: Sliding fee scale, Payment assistance
Savannah, TN
Substance use treatment · Accepts clients on opioid medication but prescribed elsewhere · Cognitive behavioral therapy
Accepts: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare
Savannah, TN
Substance use treatment · Does not use medication for opioid addiction · Cognitive behavioral therapy
Accepts: Sliding fee scale, Payment assistance
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Sober Nation lists 4 treatment centers in Savannah, Tennessee. Savannah sits in western Tennessee, positioned between the state's major metros where many residents access treatment and support. All 4 centers in Savannah offer the full range of counseling therapies: individual, group, family, and couples work, plus trauma-focused treatment and 12-step support. Whether you're ready to start treatment locally or need to explore options in nearby cities like Memphis or Nashville, this directory helps you find programs that fit your situation, insurance, and recovery goals.
All 4 centers in Savannah offer substance use treatment combined with structured counseling and therapy approaches. The consistency across all four providers means you can access core evidence-based methods regardless of which center you choose.
Every center in Savannah offers:
Beyond the core therapies, all 4 centers also provide assessment services including comprehensive substance use evaluation, mental health screening, and substance use screening. They offer case management to help coordinate your care, mentoring and peer support to reduce isolation, and social skills development to prepare for re-entry. Additional supports include anger management, aftercare planning, and health education.
When choosing a center, consider your personal needs. Among the 4 centers, 1 is designated for men only, 1 for women only, and 2 serve all genders. Some people benefit from gender-specific programming or a particular therapeutic model. Contact each center directly to learn about their approach and how they can help you specifically.
All 4 treatment centers in Savannah report accepting funding through the state mental health department as well as federal and government substance use programs. This means your treatment may be covered through public programs without requiring private insurance.
Payment options vary by individual eligibility. If you receive Medicaid, that may cover treatment at any of these 4 centers. If you've never explored public funding before, the Tennessee rehab guide walks through Medicaid coverage, state-funded programs, and other assistance available to Tennessee residents. The guide also covers overdose response resources and prevention programs in the state.
Cost should not stop you from getting help. Many treatment programs work with patients to find payment options that fit their situation. This might include payment plans, reduced fees based on income, or sliding scale arrangements. When you call to inquire, ask directly about payment methods and what flexibility exists. Being honest about your financial constraints helps the program find a solution.
Savannah is in a part of Tennessee well-positioned for travel to larger treatment hubs if you want more options. Nearby cities have significantly more centers, and distances make day treatment or weekly sessions feasible from Savannah if you find the right program elsewhere.
Consider these nearby Tennessee cities:
People choose to travel to treatment for different reasons: finding a specialized program, accessing better insurance coverage, or creating distance that supports early recovery. Telehealth has also changed treatment access. Many centers now offer remote counseling sessions, intake appointments, and ongoing care by phone or video. This means you can receive treatment from a program outside Savannah while staying in your community.
The choice between local and distant treatment is yours. What matters most is finding a program you trust and committing to the work of recovery.