Addiction Treatment that Works®
Medication-Assisted Treatment | Therapy | Mental Health
Why we’re here
Our mission is to solve the opioid crisis and repair the communities we serve by providing addiction treatment that works.® We were founded in 2015 by Joe Bond in response to the growing opioid epidemic in our community. Cedar exists to reach people struggling with substance use disorder and offer effective, evidence-based treatment. We believe in meeting people where they are, no matter what. That means that we never use "tough love" or a "3 strikes" rule.
To help you feel better, get better and stay better within a safe non-judgemental community.
Who are you seeking help for?
Individualized treatment that works
At Cedar Recovery, we offer Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), an evidence-based approach to care designed to support our patients on their path to lasting recovery. We prescribe medications like Suboxone (buprenorphine) that are proven to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings, making it easier to focus on recovery.
We can treat you if you are...
We work with most major insurance providers
A clear path to a better you
Get in touch with our friendly team
Book an appointment to meet one of our medical professionals in our comfortable judgment-free environment.
Schedule an Appointment
Our dedicated health team is here to listen to you. You’ll meet with them to schedule an appointment as soon as today.
Meet with our dedicated health team
You will meet with a doctor and a therapist to evaluate your needs and make a plan moving forward.
Conveniently located clinics across middle and east Tennessee.
We understand you must have plenty of questions...
Getting started can be overwhelming, so we’ve answered some of the most frequently asked questions here.
Is Cedar Recovery right for me?
For many people struggling with opioid misuse, Cedar can offer effective treatment options. For those who do not qualify for any of Cedar’s services, we will make a referral to a trusted treatment provider in your community. At your initial visit, you can discuss your situation and evaluate options with the doctor and the therapist.
What is MAT?
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a proven, evidence-based approach to treating addiction. MAT helps reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings, which can make it easier to focus on recovery. At Cedar Recovery, we offer MAT as part of a personalized, comprehensive approach to care, designed to support our patients on their path to lasting recovery.
Can you treat me if I’m not local to a clinic?
We have 8 locations across Middle and East Tennessee. If you live in Tennessee, but not in close proximity to our clinics, we offer telehealth addiction treatment through Studio Health, a program powered by Cedar Recovery. Learn more here and see if you’re eligible.
How can I learn more about Opioid misuse?
Our knowledge base has a variety of articles on opioid misuse and our approach to recovery. Visit our resources to search specific questions and concerns to learn more.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept most major insurance plans, including TennCare, Medicare, most commercial plans, and more. Click here to see if your insurance is eligible.
What if I can't pay for my care? Are there other options?
If you do not have insurance and meet income requirements, you may be eligible to receive free care and medication under our grant program. Contact us to apply.
What does your therapy consist of?
Our therapists are trained in addiction treatment, with unique skills and experience to help you. At your first visit, you will complete an assessment with a therapist to evaluate your needs and set goals for your recovery. Next, you will join a group of other people in recovery to build a supportive and safe community. We also offer individual therapy and recovery support services to help you with your needs such as financial assistance, housing, transportation, food assistance, and more.
How long do I have to be on medication? Are there any other medicines / options?
The length of treatment on Suboxone (buprenorphine) varies for each person, but our physicians know that every patient is different and believe in treating the patient as long as needed to be set up for a successful long-term recovery. At your first visit, you will set a plan with your medical provider. If you want to set a goal to taper off of your medication, you can discuss that with them at that time.
We also offer mental health services to many of our patients, treating anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues that may complicate the recovery process. We only prescribe non-controlled medications like SSRIs that are effective for most people (not benzodiazepines or other controlled substances). Similar to Suboxone (buprenorphine), the length of time on these medications varies by patient.
How do I get started?
You can make an appointment online and our team will reach out to you.
