Buffalo Valley, Inc.-Clarksville Location – Homeless No More in Clarksville, Tennessee

About Buffalo Valley, Inc.-Clarksville Location – Homeless No More

Buffalo Valley, Inc. provides residential addiction treatment in Clarksville, Tennessee. They have a unique focus on serving individuals experiencing homelessness, low income, or disabilities.

Operating since 1979, this location is part of the Homeless No More program and combines substance abuse treatment with housing support across a full continuum of care. The integrated approach helps clients build stability and a strong foundation for lasting recovery.

Residential Treatment and Housing Support

Buffalo Valley’s residential program offers multiple levels of care (I-IV) designed to meet clients where they are in their recovery journey. The program serves adults 18 and older including veterans and those involved with the criminal justice system while addressing co-occurring mental health disorders alongside addiction.

Clients engage in evidence-based therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and 12-step facilitation. Treatment incorporates life skills training, vocational services including job placement assistance, and case management to support long-term independence.

Your Path Through Treatment

When you start here, you’ll undergo a comprehensive evaluation including psychological screening to determine appropriate level of care.

You may require medically supported stabilization before entering residential treatment. They offer structured programming with therapy, life skills, and vocational training.

Transitional or permanent affordable housing options are also available as part of recovery planning. They provide ongoing support with strong outcomes and about half of clients remain sober one year post-treatment.

Additional Services and Payment Options

Beyond residential care, Buffalo Valley offers outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with buprenorphine, and GED screening. Payment options include Medicaid, TennCare, self-pay, and sliding scale fees for those without insurance.