Samaritan Recovery Community

About Samaritan Recovery Community

Samaritan Recovery Community is a nonprofit recovery housing and treatment provider based in Nashville, Tennessee, serving Davidson County and the broader Middle Tennessee region since 1964.

A Long-Running Nashville Recovery Housing Provider

Few sober living or recovery housing operators in Tennessee can point to a founding date as far back as 1964. Samaritan Recovery Community's tenure in Nashville gives it a depth of relationships with local courts, hospitals and treatment referral networks that a newer operator would need years to build.

A Full Continuum of Care

The organization runs Intensive Residential treatment, Transitional Living, a Co-Occurring Program for mental health conditions alongside substance use, a Respite Program, and a Family Program. That range lets a resident move through increasing independence without leaving the organization, from a higher level of structure into transitional housing and eventually out on their own.

Serving Nashville and Middle Tennessee

Samaritan Recovery Community identifies itself as a community-based agency for Middle Tennessee, and its Nashville base puts it inside Davidson County's consolidated metro government, close to the courts, hospitals and outpatient providers that make up the region's largest concentration of recovery resources.

A Nonprofit Mission Focused on Access

The organization states its goal as providing the most compassionate care possible to people suffering from substance use disorder, framed around being a community resource. That nonprofit orientation typically shapes admissions and pricing toward broader access.

Reaching Samaritan Recovery Community

Contact runs through the organization directly. Given its range of programs, from intensive residential care through transitional and respite housing, intake typically starts with an assessment of which level of care and housing fits a given resident's needs.