Savannah, TN Free State Funded Rehab Clinics and Centers

Savannah, TN State Funded Rehab Centers

Treatment Centers Nearby

Call 800-496-0542 to speak with an alcohol or drug abuse counselor.

StateFundedRehab.com provides only listings of drug and alcohol rehab centers that use government money to support people who are addicted to alcohol or drugs receive treatment or supportive services. A vast majority of drug users are in this category due to having spent all of their money on their addiction. That is why it is important for States to provide for this service.

We have listed all of the clinics that we have located in Savannah, Tennessee below.

On our listing pages we provide user comments and reviews.

Quinco Mental Health Center Hardin County Center

1410 Pickwick Road
Savannah, TN - 38372
731-925-5054

More Treatment Centers

Due to the small amount of liheap service offices in Savannah, we have listed some area listings below. In our search we do not limit the listings by state.

Quinco Mental Health Center Chester County Center

925 East Main Street
Henderson, TN - 38340
731-989-3401
Location: 26 miles from Savannah

Quinco Mental Health Center McNairy County Center

641 East Poplar Street
Selmer, TN - 38375
731-645-5753
Location: 20 miles from Savannah

Region IV MH/MR Commission

401 New Hope Drive
Corinth, MS - 38835
662-286-7199
Location: 25 miles from Savannah

Quinco Mental Health Center Decatur County Center

259 West Main Street
Decaturville, TN - 38329
731-852-3112
Location: 26 miles from Savannah

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What Are State Funded Rehab Centers?

State Funded Rehab Centers, other than medicaid, are government funded rehab centers. These are low to no cost rehab centers for addicted people.

Are these State Funded Rehab Centers free?

Yes, these are very affordable or free options for those needing addiction treatment. These public assistance facilities often have waiting lists. View our FAQ and How To section for information on getting accepted in to these programs.