Dragonfly Medical & Behavioral Health provides outpatient addiction treatment in Johnson City, TN. Services include medication-assisted treatment, medication management, behavioral counseling, and peer recovery support. We also offer buprenorphine-based medications, including Suboxone, for opioid use disorder and accept insurance. Same-day appointments are available. Call 423-588-9978 for an initial consultation.
Effective addiction treatment relies on a balance of evidence-based medical interventions and structured psychological support. The appropriate level of care depends on the substance, duration of use, medical history, and risk of withdrawal complications.
Our outpatient care allows you to receive structured medical and psychological care while maintaining daily responsibilities, offering flexibility for mild to moderate substance use disorders.
At Dragonfly Medical and Behavioral Health, we offer compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals recovering from substance use disorders. Our treatment approach addresses both the physical dependencies and the mental health conditions to make sure that you or your loved one gets a lasting recovery, with a minimal chance of relapse.
Opiates include prescription painkillers, fentanyl, and other opioids. Dependence can develop quickly, even with a valid prescription. We treat opiate addiction using medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and counseling to reduce cravings and support long-term recovery.
Benzodiazepines, commonly known as "benzos," include medications like Xanax and Valium. Stopping them abruptly can be dangerous. Our team creates a structured, supervised approach to help you safely reduce use and address the anxiety or sleep issues that may have led to dependence.
Heroin is a highly addictive opioid that affects the brain's reward system rapidly. Recovery is possible, but it requires proper medical and psychological support. We provide evidence-based treatment for heroin addiction, combining medication management with behavioral counseling to help you stabilize and rebuild.
Kratom is a plant-based substance that can cause dependence with regular use. Many patients don't realize it can be addictive. Our clinicians are experienced in treating kratom dependence and will work with you to safely taper use and address withdrawal symptoms through individualized care.
Alcohol use disorder is one of the most common substance issues treated in the United States. Withdrawal can be medically serious, so professional support is essential. At Dragonfly, we provide medically informed alcohol addiction treatment in Johnson City, TN, paired with counseling to help you understand and change your relationship with alcohol.
Buprenorphine is an FDA-approved medication used to treat opioid use disorder. It reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms, making recovery more manageable. Our clinic is licensed to prescribe and monitor buprenorphine as part of a comprehensive treatment plan that includes counseling and regular follow-up care.
Nicotine addiction is one of the hardest habits to break, but the health benefits of quitting start almost immediately. We offer personalized smoking cessation programs that may include medication, behavioral strategies, and ongoing support to help you quit for good.
Marijuana dependence is more common than many people expect. Regular, heavy use can affect motivation, memory, and mental health. Our team helps patients in Johnson City and across Tennessee reduce or stop marijuana use through targeted counseling and individualized treatment strategies.
Methamphetamine (meth) is a powerful stimulant that causes rapid changes in brain chemistry. Treatment requires a structured, long-term approach. Dragonfly provides behavioral and psychological treatment for meth use disorder, helping patients in TN and Southwest VA work through the underlying factors that drive use.
We have reimagined outpatient care in Johnson City, TN, by placing rapid intervention and personal dignity at the front of everything we do.
Our care model is led by Dr. Alicia Caffrey, PhD, MSCP, MS, clinical psychologists, and nurse practitioners certified in family practice and psychiatric medicine. Holding Joint Commission Accreditation alongside dedicated state licenses for mental health and Office-Based Opioid Treatment (OBOT), our facility maintains safety standards.
We stand firm against waiting lists, offering immediate, same-day access to medical professionals and round-the-clock availability, so help arrives the moment you need it as a locally operated, family-owned institution with over seven years of service and 8,000 success stories, our roots in the region run deep.
Our clinic accepts a wide range of coverage options, including CIGNA, Bluecare, WellPoint, BCBS, Medicare, Virginia Medicaid, and UnitedHealthcare plans. Contact our team 24/7 at 423-588-9978 to start your transformation.
Dragonfly Medical & Behavioral Health is conveniently located in Johnson City, TN, and proudly serves patients from across Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. Whether you're in Johnson City or traveling from a nearby area in VA, our team is committed to making quality addiction care accessible to you.
You don't have to figure this out alone. Dragonfly Medical & Behavioral Health team is committed to treating every patient with respect, honesty, and clinical expertise. We accept most major insurance plans and Medicaid, so you can focus on recovery.
Led by Clinic Director Alicia Caffrey, PhD, MSCP, MS, our dedicated professionals are ready to support your journey. Contact us today at 423-722-3401 or visit our clinic at 102 North Broadway Street, Johnson City, TN 37601 to schedule an initial appointment or learn more about our comprehensive behavioral health services.
We are OPEN and taking new patients while also providing Telehealth Services to patients who are able to use this system Click Here for more information on our Telehealth Services
Our current fees, which are due in full at time of service are:
$90 for 1 week
$160 for 2 weeks
$310 for 4 weeks
Dragonfly Medical and Behavioral Health is able to accept the following forms of payment:
A service charge is added to all credit card or debit card or prepaid card transactions in person and over the phone.
Insurance: click here for insurance information
Urges, or cravings, are a normal part of recovery. Effective strategies include identifying your triggers, practicing mindfulness, and using grounding techniques to ride out cravings without acting on them. Medication-assisted treatment can also significantly reduce the intensity of cravings for substances like opioids and alcohol. Working with a counselor helps you build a personalized toolkit to manage urges over time.
Addiction typically progresses through four stages: experimentation, regular use, risky use, and dependence. Each stage involves changes in brain chemistry that make it harder to stop without support. Understanding where you are in that process helps your treatment team create the most effective care plan for you.
Yes. Addiction, clinically known as substance use disorder (SUD), is recognized as a chronic brain disorder by major medical organizations, including the American Psychological Association (APA). It affects decision-making, impulse control, and emotional regulation. This is why psychological treatment, not just willpower, plays a critical role in recovery.
Key warning signs include:
If you recognize these signs in yourself or someone you care about, reaching out to a treatment provider is an important first step.
Natural recovery, also known as spontaneous remission, refers to overcoming drug addiction without formal medical treatment, professional therapy, or mutual-aid support groups. Individuals achieve long-term abstinence independently by utilizing personal motivation, lifestyle changes, and strong personal social support systems.
