Length of stay is individualized
Recommendations are based on assessment and progress rather than a guaranteed number of days. The care team reviews the plan throughout treatment.
Residential Level of Care
Inpatient Drug Rehab in Knoxville, TN
Our inpatient drug rehab program provides a safe, structured place to step away from addiction and focus fully on recovery — with around-the-clock support from a multidisciplinary clinical team, personalized treatment plans, and a full continuum of care that meets you at every stage.
- Setting
- Live-in residential
- Support
- 24/7 medical staff
- Admissions
- Same-day available
- Insurance
- Most plans accepted
Understanding the Program
What Is Inpatient Drug Treatment?
Inpatient treatment — also known as residential treatment — is a structured addiction treatment program where you live at the rehab facility while receiving care.
This level of care is ideal for individuals who need a stable, supportive environment to overcome drug addiction and other substance use disorders. Stepping away from daily triggers and stressors gives you the space to focus entirely on healing.
At New Hope Healthcare Institute, our inpatient program provides around-the-clock support from medical professionals. Clients have access to a full range of therapies — including individual therapy, family therapy, and group behavioral therapy sessions — designed to address both the physical and emotional challenges of substance use.
Inpatient care also lays the foundation for a successful transition into our outpatient programs, such as the partial hospitalization program (PHP) and intensive outpatient program (IOP), so your progress continues long after residential treatment ends.
Choosing residential treatment allows you to fully immerse yourself in recovery — a break from external triggers, and a safe space to heal and grow.
The Full Continuum of Care
Where this program fits in your recovery journey
Recovery isn't one-size-fits-all. Our clinical team meets you at the level of care you need today — and walks with you through every step that follows.
- 1Inpatient DetoxYou are here24/7 residential care & medical stabilization
- 2Partial HospitalizationFull-day structured treatment, evenings at home
- 3Intensive OutpatientPart-time therapy built around work or school
- 4Outpatient RehabOngoing support as life resumes
- 5Sober LivingAlumni community & recovery housing
Not sure which level fits? Call for a free assessment
Why It Works
The Benefits of Residential Treatment at New Hope
Full immersion in the recovery process improves outcomes — especially for those navigating withdrawal, co-occurring disorders, or unstable home environments.
24/7 Access to Medical Professionals
Round-the-clock clinical and therapeutic support means help is always steps away — including through the hardest days of early recovery.
A Break from Triggers & Stressors
Living on campus removes you from the people, places, and pressures that fuel substance use, giving recovery room to take hold.
Individualized Treatment Plans
A multidisciplinary team builds a plan around your specific needs, goals, and history — not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Structure That Rebuilds Routine
Consistent daily schedules of therapy, meals, movement, and rest restore the healthy rhythms addiction disrupts.
Community & Peer Connection
Shared meals, group sessions, and campus life connect you with peers who understand the road you are walking.
A Foundation for What Comes Next
Inpatient care flows directly into PHP, IOP, and outpatient support — so you never leave treatment without a plan.
Inside the Program
Comprehensive Care for Substance Use Disorders
Every client receives an individualized treatment plan that addresses not only the addiction itself, but any underlying mental health disorders or trauma that may drive it.
- Medical detox & withdrawal management
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
- Individual therapy sessions
- Family therapy to rebuild relationships
- Group behavioral therapy
- Trauma-informed care
- Dual diagnosis treatment
- Aftercare & discharge planning
Is This Program Right for You?
Built for Co-Occurring Disorders
Inpatient treatment is especially beneficial for individuals with co-occurring disorders — mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, PTSD, or bipolar disorder that accompany substance use.
Addressing both conditions simultaneously improves success rates and promotes long-term recovery. Our dual diagnosis approach treats the whole person, not just the addiction.
- You need a stable, supportive environment away from daily triggers
- You are navigating withdrawal or need medical stabilization
- You live with a co-occurring mental health condition
- Outpatient treatment alone has not been enough
Cost & payment
What does inpatient rehab cost in Knoxville?
Inpatient (residential) rehab cost depends on clinical intensity, length of stay, network status, and your plan’s deductible and coinsurance. Industry planning ranges often cite roughly $500–$2,000+ per day before insurance is applied — contracted rates usually differ from cash list prices.
Planning range (industry): Public consumer guides commonly place residential care in a broad daily band; multi-week stays multiply quickly until benefits and authorization are applied.
Your actual out-of-pocket cost depends on network status, deductible remaining, coinsurance, authorization, and the clinically appropriate length of care. Free benefits verification explains known plan terms before you decide.
Use the Tennessee cost calculator with a written program quote, then call admissions for a free, confidential benefits check tailored to your policy.
Authoritative sources
Figures above are industry planning ranges drawn from public consumer education — not New Hope Healthcare Institute rate quotes. Coverage, deductibles, coinsurance, authorization, and medical necessity vary by plan. Verification is not a guarantee of payment, clinical eligibility, or admission. This page is not medical advice.
Length of stay
How long will you stay (typical lengths)?
Residential length of stay is individualized — not a fixed package. Clinicians assess substance use history, medical and mental health needs, home safety, and progress, then recommend a stay that can run from a few weeks to several months before step-down care.
Many people transition from inpatient into PHP or IOP so structure continues after the residential phase. Authorization for continued stay is reviewed as you progress; there is no guaranteed number of days.
- Shorter stays focus on stabilization and a clear step-down plan
- Longer stays may be recommended for complex dual diagnosis or limited home support
- Your care team reviews progress continuously rather than locking a fixed end date on day one
Authoritative sources
Length-of-stay examples are educational only and not a promise of a specific duration. Clinical recommendations and insurer continued-stay criteria may differ. Not medical advice.
Clinical team
Meet the clinical team
Inpatient care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team — licensed clinicians, medical support, and therapy staff who coordinate individualized plans. Named roles and bios live on our team page so families can review credentials without inventing claims on this page.
Ask admissions how medical coverage, therapy intensity, and dual-diagnosis support are staffed for the level of care recommended after assessment.
Named roles and credentials are listed on the team page. This section does not invent staff bios or guarantee a specific clinician assignment.
Cost, coverage & admissions
Plan for length of stay, coverage, and discharge
Inpatient treatment cost depends on clinical needs, length of stay, and plan benefits. A clear admissions and step-down plan helps families prepare.
Authorization may be required
Insurers may review medical necessity, network status, and continued-stay criteria. Verification identifies known requirements before admission.
Discharge planning starts early
Before leaving inpatient care, the team coordinates the next appropriate level of support, which may include PHP, IOP, outpatient care, or recovery housing.
Get plan-specific information before deciding
Benefits vary by plan. Verification is not a guarantee of payment, authorization, clinical eligibility, or admission.
Take the First Step Toward Recovery
A confidential admissions specialist can help you verify insurance, understand treatment options, and take the next step — for yourself or someone you love.
- Free, confidential benefits check
- Same-day admissions often available
- Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Don't see your question here? Our admissions team is available around the clock — every call is free and confidential.
Call 24/7: 866-806-1027Length of stay varies based on your clinical needs, the severity of the addiction, and your progress in treatment. Our team conducts a comprehensive assessment at admission and reviews your plan continuously — most residential stays run from a few weeks to several months, followed by step-down care.
Most major insurance plans cover inpatient addiction treatment, including Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, Ambetter, Tricare, and UMR. Our admissions team offers a free, confidential benefits check — usually completed the same day you call.
Comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items, a list of current medications, insurance information, and a valid ID. Our admissions team provides a complete packing list — and lets you know what to leave at home — before your arrival.
Yes. Family involvement is central to our approach. Family therapy sessions are built into the program to rebuild relationships and strengthen your support system, and structured visitation is available as you progress through treatment.
Before discharge, your care team builds a step-down plan into our partial hospitalization program (PHP), intensive outpatient program (IOP), or outpatient services — along with alumni support and sober living options — so the structure of recovery continues.
Yes. Our dual diagnosis program treats substance use and mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, PTSD, and bipolar disorder at the same time — because treating both together significantly improves long-term outcomes.