Samaritan Recovery Community Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Samaritan Recovery Community is a recovery residence in Nashville, Tennessee, in Davidson County, offering residential and transitional living for men and women since 1964.

Six Decades of Recovery Housing in Nashville

Samaritan Recovery Community has operated in Nashville since 1964, making it one of the longest-running addiction treatment and recovery housing providers in the city. That history predates most of the sober living operators now working in Middle Tennessee, and it reflects an organization built around Nashville's own recovery community from the start.

Residential and Transitional Living Under One Nonprofit

The organization runs an Intensive Residential program alongside Transitional Living, giving residents a path from a higher level of structure into more independent housing without switching providers. A Co-Occurring Program addresses mental health conditions alongside substance use, and a Respite Program and Family Program round out its services beyond housing alone.

Davidson County's Consolidated Metro Government

Nashville and Davidson County operate under a single metro government, and Samaritan Recovery Community's presence here connects residents to the courts, employers and outpatient network concentrated in the county seat. For someone coming out of a Davidson County treatment referral, staying with a Nashville-based nonprofit keeps that continuity intact.

A Community-Based Nonprofit Model

Samaritan Recovery Community describes its mission as providing the most compassionate care possible to people with substance use disorder, and it positions itself as a community-based agency for Middle Tennessee. That nonprofit structure shapes how it prices its services and who it prioritizes for admission.