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For housing and treatment teams

Medication management for residents of housing and treatment programs

If your program does not manage prescriptions, Restoration Recovery can provide outpatient addiction and psychiatric medication management for residents. The first visit is at one of our clinics, and follow-ups can be by telemedicine. Psychiatric care is provided by our Chattanooga clinic.

Intake 423-498-2000Fax 423-498-2001

Updated September 2026

Who does what

What our clinicians handle and what your program handles

Restoration Recovery

Clinical care

  • EvaluateReview the resident’s clinical needs and treatment history.
  • Manage medicationReview current prescriptions and make a prescribing plan.
  • Plan follow-upSet the next clinical visit and monitoring plan.

Your program

Records and scheduling

  • Share recordsSend medication lists, summaries, and existing authorizations.
  • Tell us your preferencesLet us know when the resident can come in and whether they’d rather have follow-ups in person or by telemedicine.
  • Name a contactTell us which staff member to call about appointments and any planned move or discharge. We can talk with them once the resident has signed a release.

Programs we work with

  • Sober and recovery housing
  • Residential treatment programs
  • Inpatient care teams

Residents get outpatient care from us while they live in or get care through your program.

Referral steps

From referral to follow-up

  1. Send the referral and records

    Use the online referral form or fax sheet. Include the resident’s needs and a coordinator’s direct contact.

  2. Review clinical and coverage needs

    We attempt contact within 24 hours of receiving the referral. Intake then goes over the referral, the resident’s insurance, and what we can offer them.

  3. Schedule the visit

    We book the first visit once we reach the resident or a coordinator the resident has signed a release for. The first appointment is in person at one of our clinics and can be as soon as the same day. Follow-ups can be in person or by telemedicine.

  4. Stay in touch after the first visit

    Our staff, the resident, and your coordinator keep each other updated as appointments or living arrangements change, within what the resident has authorized.

Tennessee and North Georgia

Clinic days and services

Addiction treatment and oral medication prescribing are available at all four clinics. Injections are ordered for each patient and are not given at the first visit. Psychiatric care and intensive outpatient programming (IOP) are provided by our Chattanooga clinic.

Clinic hours: 9:00 am–4:30 pm Eastern Time on the days listed.
ClinicDaysCare available
ChattanoogaMonday–FridayAddiction medications, injection visits, psychiatric care, and IOP
ClevelandTuesday & ThursdayAddiction medications and injection visits
Soddy-DaisyMonday & WednesdayOral addiction medications; injection visits at Chattanooga, Cleveland, or Ringgold
RinggoldFridayAddiction medications and injection visits

Questions from program teams

Planning a resident’s care

Can you manage prescriptions for someone living in our program?

Yes. We can evaluate residents for outpatient addiction and psychiatric medication management. A clinician reviews the resident’s needs, current medications, and treatment history before making a prescribing plan. Psychiatric care is provided by our Chattanooga clinic.

Can residents attend by telemedicine?

For follow-up visits, yes. The first visit is always in person at one of our clinics. After that, a resident on oral medication does not have to come in unless their provider asks to see them, and a resident on an injection comes to our Chattanooga, Cleveland, or Ringgold clinic for each injection. If your program or the resident would rather have in-person follow-ups, say so on the referral.

What if a resident has a time-sensitive medication need?

Call intake at 423-498-2000 and explain the medication concern and any upcoming discharge date. The first visit can be as soon as the same day. We never prescribe without seeing the resident and completing the full new-patient process.

How can our team stay involved after the first visit?

Put a coordinator’s direct phone number on the referral, along with any release the resident has already signed for us to talk with your team. If the resident hasn’t signed one, they can sign it at their first visit. Then your team, the resident, and our staff can work together on records, appointments, and follow-up as the resident’s living situation changes.

Send a referral

Refer a resident for addiction or psychiatric medication management

Use the online form or print the one-page sheet and fax it to 423-498-2001.

Questions about referring a resident? Call 423-498-2000.

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