Mending Hearts
Mending Hearts, founded in 2004, is a licensed and CARF accredited addiction treatment center in West Nashville providing a variety of holistic programs for up to 110 women at a time.
History
Mending Hearts was founded in 2004 with the mission to provide comprehensive addiction treatment services. Located in West Nashville, the organization has grown to serve up to 110 women at a time. Their commitment to helping those in need is demonstrated by their willingness to provide services regardless of the client's ability to pay.
Services
Mending Hearts offers a broad array of programs aimed at addressing various aspects of addiction and recovery. These services include Medical Detox, Medication-Assisted Treatment, Residential Treatment Center, Intensive Outpatient Program, Peer Support Community Living, Independent Living, and Partial Hospitalization Program. The organization focuses on a holistic approach to addiction treatment, aiming for long-term therapeutic outcomes. Their programs are designed to address co-occurring disorders and trauma, ensuring a comprehensive treatment plan for their clients.
Accreditation
Mending Hearts is both licensed and CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accredited. This accreditation signifies that the organization adheres to the rigorous standards set by CARF, ensuring high-quality treatment and services.
Funding and Accessibility
Mending Hearts is funded under a Grant Contract with the State of Tennessee, Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. This funding allows the organization to provide crucial services to individuals regardless of their ability to pay, making addiction treatment accessible to a broader population.
Location and Capacity
Located in West Nashville, Mending Hearts has the capacity to serve up to 110 women at a time. This allows the organization to help a significant number of individuals on their path to recovery, providing a supportive and comprehensive treatment environment.