TurnKey Recovery

About TurnKey Recovery

TurnKey Recovery is a sober living operator based in Nashville, Tennessee, serving women in recovery across Davidson County. Samantha Hess founded the organization, and Casey Burks serves as executive director, building a program around the practical gaps that most often derail early sobriety: food, transportation, income and a steady daily structure.

A Women-Focused Sober Living Operator in Nashville

TurnKey Recovery works exclusively with women, and its model treats housing as one piece of a larger support system. Residents keep their own outside providers and meetings, and the operator supplies the daily infrastructure around that: a stable address, accountability, and staff who track more than whether rent gets paid.

Support Beyond a Bed

The organization layers several services on top of housing itself:

• Free groceries.
• Coaching services.
• Nutrition and fitness support.
• Monthly beauty services.
• Academic coaching.
• Mobile outreach for women without their own transportation.

That list answers a specific problem: a woman who cannot get to work, or cannot afford groceries, is a woman at risk of losing her housing over something that has nothing to do with sobriety. TurnKey Recovery designed its services around removing those points of failure.

Growing Beyond One Address

Demand has outpaced the organization's original house enough to put it on a waitlist, and TurnKey Recovery has said a second location is planned along with another already under construction. A Nashville sober living operator opening two more addresses inside a year is one whose model residents and referral partners are already voting for with demand.

Reaching TurnKey Recovery in East Nashville

TurnKey Recovery works out of East Nashville and takes applications directly from women seeking a structured, women-only recovery house in Davidson County. The organization's growth suggests referral partners and outpatient providers in the area already route women its way, and a prospective resident calling in should expect to be asked about sobriety length, income or job search status, and willingness to participate in the coaching and outreach that come with the house.