Near Red Bank, TN · Hamilton County · 37415

Addiction Treatment Near Red Bank, TN

Restoration Recovery's Chattanooga clinic on Shallowford Road is about a 12-minute drive south of Red Bank via US-27. Outpatient Suboxone, long-acting injections, counseling, and same-week appointments — with TennCare, Medicare, and most commercial plans accepted.

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Restoration Recovery Chattanooga clinic near Red Bank, TN

Nearest clinicChattanooga · ~12 min south on US-27

CARF Accredited Accepting New Patients Same-Week Appointments Most Insurance Accepted Telehealth Available

Outpatient treatment for Red Bank & the 37415 ZIP

What we offer Red Bank patients

Restoration Recovery is an outpatient program — no residential stay, no detox facility. You visit our Chattanooga clinic on Shallowford Road, about 12 minutes south on US-27, and go home the same day. Your first visit takes about 2 to 3 hours: a DSM-5 assessment (plus a COWS score for opioid use disorder), counseling, a doctor evaluation, and a same-day Suboxone prescription. Sublocade and Brixadi injections are ordered at the first visit and given at a short follow-up; injection visits are always in person, and your other follow-up visits can be by telehealth.

Medication options

Which medication fits depends on your history, your other medications, and whether daily dosing or a monthly injection suits your schedule — your provider walks through the choice with you at the first visit.

Opioid use disorderBuprenorphine, three ways

SuboxoneDaily film / tablet

Buprenorphine/naloxone — reduces cravings and prevents withdrawal so you can function normally. Our most-prescribed option.

SublocadeMonthly injection

Extended-release buprenorphine for patients who would rather not take a daily medication. Given at the Chattanooga clinic.

BrixadiWeekly / monthly

Extended-release buprenorphine with flexible dosing intervals — weekly or monthly. Given at the Chattanooga clinic.

Alcohol use disorderInjection or daily oral

VivitrolMonthly injection

Naltrexone — blocks the reward pathway behind compulsive drinking. Given at the Chattanooga clinic.

Oral medicationsDaily tablet

Acamprosate, naltrexone, and disulfiram — daily alternatives to the monthly Vivitrol injection.

Insurance & cost

We accept TennCare (BlueCare is Hamilton County's dominant MCO), Medicaid, traditional Medicare, and most Medicare Advantage plans — including Aetna MA, BCBS BlueAdvantage, Cigna MA, Humana MA, and UnitedHealthcare MA — along with BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Cigna, Aetna, Ambetter, and United Healthcare. If you are on Medicare or MA, Part B covers MAT visits, and Part D covers oral Suboxone. What you pay depends on your plan. If you are uninsured, self-pay for MAT is a flat $250 per month, with medication billed separately.

Same-week appointments

Most Red Bank patients are seen within the same week. For opioid use disorder, you leave your first visit with a Suboxone prescription and take the first dose at home.

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What we treat

Evidence-based treatment for opioids and opioid-like substances — heroin, fentanyl, oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet), hydrocodone (Vicodin, Norco), morphine, codeine, tramadol, and prescription painkillers — plus alcohol use disorder, stimulant dependence (cocaine, methamphetamine, Adderall, Ritalin, Vyvanse), benzodiazepine dependence (Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan, Valium), cannabis use disorder, and co-occurring anxiety, depression, and trauma. Kratom and its concentrated derivative 7-OH can cause opioid-like dependence, and our providers treat it with MAT tailored to its distinct withdrawal profile. Our Chattanooga clinic treats anxiety, depression, and trauma with or without addiction treatment. The first visit for that care is in person there; after that, visits can be by telehealth.

Why Restoration Recovery

CARF-accredited (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) and licensed in Tennessee & Georgia.
Experienced MAT providers, with same-week — often same-day — appointments.
HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 compliant, so your treatment stays confidential.
Four clinic locations, with telehealth follow-ups and integrated hepatitis C care.

Named one of the Best Suboxone Treatment Centers in Chattanooga (2023) by Addiction Group.

Hamilton County fentanyl-attributed deaths

First half of year, 2023 – 2025

77H1 2023

61H1 2024

42H1 2025↓ 45% vs 2023

Source: Hamilton County Medical Examiner's Office.

Why these numbers matter in Red Bank

Recovery from the 37415 ZIP

In Red Bank, opioid dependence often shows up in longtime homeowners in their 50s, 60s, and 70s in the Duncan Hills, Midvale, and Brookmoor blocks, retirees on Medicare, school and hospital-support staff, and adult children who moved back into the family home. A lot started on a legitimate prescription after a joint replacement or a back surgery. Outpatient Suboxone at the right dose lets you stay in your own home, keep your daily routine, and stop spending your day finding the next dose.

Red Bank sits entirely inside Hamilton County, so these are your county's numbers — fentanyl-attributed deaths fell 45% from 2023 to 2025 and EMS naloxone administrations dropped 34%. Fewer deaths does not mean a safer supply — more people are surviving overdoses, and more of them are reaching out for treatment. Red Bank also skews older than the county, and interactions between prescription opioids, benzodiazepines, alcohol, and sleep medications are the quiet pattern behind many of the incidents we see here. We do not require any period of abstinence before you come in.

EMS naloxone administrations

Hamilton County, first half 2023 – 2025

539H1 2023

395H1 2024

356H1 2025↓ 34% vs 2023

Source: Hamilton County syndromic surveillance.

What we offer

Services available near Red Bank

All available at our Chattanooga clinic, about 12 minutes south. Follow-up visits can be by telehealth.

Medication-assisted treatment

Suboxone & MAT

Daily Suboxone plus long-acting Sublocade and Brixadi injections for opioid use disorder, and Vivitrol for alcohol use disorder.

Counseling

Individual therapy and evidence-based counseling alongside your medication.

Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

A structured daytime program with group sessions and clinical oversight for patients who need more support than weekly visits.

Behavioral Health

Psychiatric medication management and individual counseling for anxiety, depression, and trauma, with or without addiction treatment.

Telehealth Follow-Ups

After your first visit, most follow-ups — medication management, counseling, refills — run securely from home.

Hepatitis C Treatment

Integrated hepatitis C testing and treatment for patients enrolled in our MAT program.

Why Red Bank residents come to us

Starting treatment from the 37415 ZIP

The longtime homeowner

Red Bank is one of Chattanooga's original mid-century suburbs, heavy with 1940s–1960s brick ranches and bungalows, and many residents of the Duncan Hills, Midvale, and Brookmoor blocks have lived in the same house for 30, 40, or 50 years. The median age here is older than Hamilton County as a whole — about one in six residents is 65 or older. For an older homeowner who developed a dependence later in life, usually after a joint replacement or a back surgery, leaving the house for a residential program is a non-starter. Our outpatient model is built for that: a 2-to-3-hour first visit, a same-day prescription, and follow-ups that mostly move to telehealth.

The Medicare & Medicare Advantage patient

If you are on Medicare, Restoration Recovery accepts traditional Medicare and most Medicare Advantage plans — Aetna MA, BCBS BlueAdvantage, Cigna MA, Humana MA, and UnitedHealthcare MA. Part B covers MAT visits, and Part D covers oral Suboxone. What you pay depends on your plan, and we check it before your first visit.

The post-injury pain patient

Red Bank has a long-standing population of current and former trades, industrial, and hospital-support workers, and the trades leave injuries: rotator cuffs, backs, knees. If you had a legitimate prescription for oxycodone, hydrocodone, or Percocet after a surgery or an on-the-job injury, and the dependence stayed after it ended, buprenorphine at the right dose handles the withdrawal and the craving and frees the underlying pain conversation to resume with your primary care provider or orthopedist.

Getting to the clinic from Red Bank

Our Chattanooga clinic sits on Shallowford Road, a short stretch east of US-27 at the Highway 153 / Shallowford Road interchange. From most of Red Bank it is Dayton Boulevard south to US-27, then about 12 minutes down to the 153 exit — closer to 10 minutes from the south end near the Signal Mountain Road / Olgiati Bridge approach, and 15 to 17 from the Stuart Heights / Morrison Springs end. If US-27 is backed up at the river, Hixson Pike south through the North Shore is a reliable surface-street alternative. Open directions in Google Maps → Your first visit is in person; most follow-ups move to telehealth.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How far is your Chattanooga clinic from Red Bank?+

About 12 minutes in light traffic. From almost anywhere in 37415, the route is Dayton Boulevard south to US-27, off at Highway 153 / Shallowford Road, then a short east-bound stretch to 6141 Shallowford Rd, Suite 100. From the south end near the Signal Mountain Road / Olgiati Bridge approach it is closer to 10 minutes; from the Stuart Heights / Morrison Springs end, 15 to 17. If US-27 is backed up at the river, Hixson Pike south through the North Shore takes about the same time.

I am on Medicare or Medicare Advantage — do you accept it?+

Yes. We accept traditional Medicare and most Medicare Advantage plans including Aetna MA, BCBS BlueAdvantage, Cigna MA, Humana MA, and UnitedHealthcare MA. Medicare Part B covers MAT visits, and Part D covers oral Suboxone. What you pay after your deductibles depends on your plan. Call 423-498-2000 and we will verify your plan before the first appointment.

Do I really have to drive to Chattanooga for every appointment?+

No. Only the first appointment and the long-acting injection visits (Sublocade and Vivitrol every four weeks, Brixadi weekly or monthly) have to happen in person, unless your provider asks to see you in the office. Everything else — medication-management follow-ups, counseling, refills — can run over secure HIPAA-compliant telehealth.

How quickly can I start treatment?+

Most Red Bank patients are seen within the same week. Call 423-498-2000 or request an appointment online. For opioid use disorder, you leave your first visit with a Suboxone prescription and take the first dose at home.

Do I need to stop using opioids before my first appointment?+

You do not need to be completely off opioids first. In most cases you should be in early withdrawal (usually 12 to 24 hours since last use of short-acting opioids, longer for long-acting opioids) before your first dose — your provider explains at the first visit when to take that dose at home.

I have a Narcan reversal on my record — will that affect my care?+

No. A prior overdose reversal is not a disqualifier, a red flag, or something your insurance will hold against you for MAT coverage — it is one of the clearest clinical reasons to start Suboxone or a long-acting buprenorphine injection. Your records are protected by HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, so nothing is shared with an employer, family member, or outside provider without your written consent, except in limited cases the law allows, such as a medical emergency or a court order.

What insurance do you accept?+

TennCare (BlueCare is Hamilton County's dominant MCO), Medicaid, traditional Medicare and most Medicare Advantage plans, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Cigna, Aetna, Ambetter, United Healthcare, and most major commercial plans. Uninsured self-pay for MAT is a flat $250 per month, with medication billed separately. Check your coverage here.

Will my treatment be confidential?+

Yes. All treatment is protected by HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 — the strictest federal privacy standard for substance use treatment. Records cannot be shared without your written consent (except in limited cases the law allows, such as a medical emergency or a court order), and the clinic across the river adds a practical layer of distance.

Our clinics

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6141 Shallowford Rd, Suite 100

Mon–Fri · 9am–4:30pm

Full MAT · injections · IOP

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Full MAT · injections

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Mon & Wed · 9am–4:30pm

Oral MAT · no injections

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