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    Buffalo Valley Inc. - Lewisburg

    1.6
    (16 Reviews)
    554 2nd Avenue, Lewisburg, Tennessee, 37091
    Call (800) 447-2766
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    About Buffalo Valley Inc. - Lewisburg

    At Buffalo Valley our belief is that chemical dependency is a primary, progressive and chronic disease that can be fatal; therefore, it is imperative that the alcoholic/addict be treated as a person suffering from an illness. Chemical dependency results from a number of causative factors, including those which are physiological, psychological, spiritual, and social in nature and origin. Therefore, our treatment approach addresses the individual needs of each person seeking our help. Assessments identify the presence of conditions contributing to substance use/abuse and how alterations of these conditions may contribute to a positive treatment outcome.

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    Service Settings
    Outpatient
    Residential
    Outpatient detoxification
    Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization
    Intensive outpatient treatment
    Outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment
    Regular outpatient treatment
    Long-term residential
    Short-term residential
    Treatment Approaches
    Cognitive behavioral therapy
    Contingency management/motivational incentives
    Motivational interviewing
    Matrix Model
    Relapse prevention
    Substance use counseling approach
    Telemedicine/telehealth therapy
    12-step facilitation
    Payment Accepted
    Federal, or any government funding for substance use programs
    Medicaid
    Private health insurance
    Cash or self-payment
    SAMHSA funding/block grants
    Special Programs
    Adult women
    Pregnant/postpartum women
    Clients with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
    License/Certification
    State substance abuse agency
    The Joint Commission
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    1.6
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    Dee Schillo
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    If you are an alcoholic or parent of an alcoholic, please reconsider. Never heard from his counselor Saul in thirty days. Son knew He wasn’t ready and we offered to pay an additional money. For Buffalo Vallley, all about grant money.
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    Pascal
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    This is a total lie....they treat the residents like crap. We were totally lied to. If this is a top notch state run facility....GOD HAVE MERCY ON ADDICTS I Tennessee!!!!!!!!!!! This place lied about EVERYTHING ON THEIR WEBSITE. Worst rehab EVER. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REHAB DO NOT COME HERE!!!!!!!
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    AA
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    WARNING!!! Avoid this place, no matter what it takes! Staff is unprofessional, food is barely edible & they will let you go into full-blown withdrawl and still not give you any medicine. I don't know how this place stays open, let alone why it's not shut-down.
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    JM
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    This is a poor excuse for rehab. This is where the state sends everybody who made a deal to avoid jail or get released early. There is a real prison yard mentality among many "patients", incuding an unofficial economy based on cigarettes and other hustles. Food is a little better than jail, edible but not much more. Most of staff were very nice and do their best, but there is little structure and no enforcement of the rules. It would be too hard to try to make all the convicts there behave like adults, so they dont really try. You CAN get in here with no insurance and no money, and if you have no other options and really need to get away for a month to try to dry out, its better than nothing, but this place is closer to a homeless shelter than a treatment center.
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    Bk
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    I think this is the most pathetic place around jail respects u better, my wife had a seizure and was in the hospital for 2 hours and they don't have the ability to call me or let family know, they treat u like hell lie to your face about everything
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