Samaritan Recovery Community

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Samaritan Recovery Community, Inc.

Welcome to our webpage! Samaritan Recovery Community is one of the oldest and most respected substance abuse treatment facilities in the Southeast. Founded in 1964, “Samaritans” has provided alcohol and drug abuse treatment to thousands of Tennesseans for the past forty years.

Agency Info

Home
Who we are
What we believe
Contact Us
Staff
Directions
Photo Tour

Programs

Intensive Residential
Dual Diagnosis
Transitional Living
Outpatient Program
R ecovery Homes
Continuing Care
Family Program
Supportive Housing Systems

Friends

Make a donation
Alumni Association
Burnt Bridges
Banquet

Resources

Samaritan Recovery Community is a not-for-profit United Way member agency that has provided alcohol and drug abuse treatment in Nashville and the Middle Tennessee area for over 40 years. The agency is professionally managed by XMI Social Enterprises, Inc. of Nashville, Tennessee and is funded in part by the Tennessee Department of Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities - Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, Tennessee Department of Human Services - Division of Rehabilitation Services, United Way and private Contributions.

Over the years, Samaritan Recovery Community has become a recognized leader in the field of chemical dependency by offering quality treatment programs to men and women in need, regardless of their ability to pay.

Questions

"Can I get treatment?"
"How much does it cost?"
"What can I expect?"

For Professionals

Career Opportunities
Substance Abuse News

Charter Member

United Way of Nashville

Partially Funded By

Professionally Managed by Xebec Management, In c