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Nashville, TN
Accepting as of 04/09/2026
At Nashville Addiction Clinic, we are proud to be Tennessee’s first licensed, fully virtual addiction treatment program, making recovery more accessible than ever. Based in Nashville, we provide compassionate, confidential, and effective Suboxone telemedicine treatment for opioid use disorder. Our evidence-based model combines medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with counseling and case management, ensuring patients receive comprehensive support for long-term success. We believe recovery should be within reach for everyone—and we are here to guide patients and families with compassion, dignity, and hope. Behind our work is a dedicated team of experts: a double-board certified physician in Addiction Medicine and Obstetrics/Gynecology, a board-certified Family Medicine physician with years of experience in post-acute care, highly skilled nurse practitioners with backgrounds in critical care, emergency medicine, women’s health, oncology, and cardiology, as well as a counseling department that includes a LADAC II professional and PsyD candidate, licensed master social workers, licensed professional counselors, and master’s-level counselors working toward full licensure. As a clinic owned and operated by people in recovery, we understand first-hand what it takes to get and stay sober. We are also a proud recipient of accreditation by The Joint Commission, the gold standard in healthcare quality, safety, and compliance. At Nashville Addiction Clinic, we don’t just provide treatment—we provide hope, dignity, and the belief that lasting recovery is possible. Learn more: www.nashvilleaddictionclinic.com
Populations Served
- Age
- Adult
- Gender
- Female
- Male
- Pregnant / Postpartum
- First Responders
- Veterans/Military
- Health Care Professionals
- Teachers
- Preferred Language
- English
- Disabled
- Blind & Visualy Impaired
- Physical Disability
- Currently Receiving Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)
Accreditation and Licensure
TN License
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Joint Commission
Service Types
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Treatment Types
Accepting Patients
Not Accepting Patients
- Inpatient
- Withdrawal Management
- Medical
- Withdrawal Management
- Outpatient