The equipment is all up to date and the facility is always clean. The STAFF is the best thing about…read moreDayani. They are always friendly and helpful and truly caring about your health. I had a Heart Transplant, and their help was always calming and informative.

The medical professionals here are kind & caring people, their service and dedication is second to…read morenone. Vanderbilt could give customer service lessons to quite a few Food & Beverage as well as Hospitality businesses. Thank you Dayani Clinic and Thank you Vanderbilt !

Wonderful community. This is where a close family member got sober. It saved his life and I'm so…read morethankful.

From the owner: Friendship House serves the Nashville community as a gateway to recovery from Alcoholism, centrally…read morelocated in midtown and accessible to business people as well as the city's homeless population. Friendship House is committed to continuing the longstanding tradition of being a lighthouse of hope for those suffering from alcoholism. We opened our doors almost 50 years ago and serve countless recovering people each year without charge. No other recovery facility in Nashville serves it's clients without cost. The Friendship House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation which is governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees. We are debt free and operate on dues from our members, donations from kind and loving givers, and grants from foundations.

I went in for Detox and it changed my life. Not because of the hospital but because of one person…read more There is a worker there named Ms. Jamie G. She literally saved my life. At first she was really hard on me, then i understood why. She wouldn't tell me what I wanted to hear, she only told me what I needed to hear. Her whole vibe was magical. I want to tell Ms Jamie thank you from myself and all the other patients she's helped. Others were friendly too but Ms. Jamie took the time and she actually cares. Her groups were amazing too.

So I recently was admitted to the 4th ward (otherwise known as the best floor, the penthouse, etc…read more It's pretty strict in its requirements to get into it, but it's worth it if you're there for things like suicide) for depression, anxiety, and a suicide watch. I'm nonbinary and all of the nurses, except a man by the name of Micheal (B? Middle aged White man from Florida. He was really invasive and asked me questions that were really uncomfortable and NOT something a nurse should ask, i.e. "Do you think the sexual abuse you experienced is the cause for you gender identity?" and things like that. I was told he was going to receive re-training, but I still want everyone to be safe and know ahead of time to be aware of him, and report ANY staff who disrespect your pronouns or identity, they'll keep them away from you for the rest of your stay! :) ), were super kind and supportive while I was there. If you're trans or nonbinary, genderfluid, or gay/bi/pan/demi/ace, or you want to go by your preferred name, they'll accept it and support you in that. It's one of the few locations in Nashville that are so queer friendly! The food was eh, but the staff and environment was so nice and really helped me ground myself. It takes medicare and united healthcare, too. If you're worried about that. It's a good place. The last review someone made on this place was in 2015, but they've changed a lot since then, especially in regards to adding the 4th ward, which has WAY more groups, and a much more peaceful environment. You become kinda like a family to the people there, even the other patients. It was.. it was what I needed. Hopefully, it's what you need too, if you decide to go.

I enjoyed my stay at Ascension Saint Thomas Rehab Hospital a few years ago. The nurses on the floor…read moregave very good care especially this one Phillipine RN nurse I had whose name is Edilear Dubay. She just recently married but cannot think of her married name. All the nurses , physical therapist, respiratory therapists all were wonderful !! I give the Rehab Hospital a 5 star !!!