Tulip Hill Healthcare

Addiction and mental health disorders can feel overwhelming to navigate alone, and Tulip Hill Healthcare exists to guide individuals and their families through every stage of care. The network operates across Tennessee and Kentucky, treating substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions with a team of licensed professionals. Its mission centers on high-quality care that supports each client's physical, mental, and spiritual growth toward lasting recovery.Built by People in RecoveryBen Jones opened Tulip Hill Recovery in Murfreesboro, Tennessee in 2016, the same year his own recovery began, going on to earn a master's degree in applied psychology. Co-founder Jacob Biddulph began his own recovery that same year and later became the facility's director of admissions before helping build its clinical operations. Ben and Jacob built the company around the same goal they'd once needed for themselves: helping clients restore the purpose and confidence recovery requires.Ensuring Accessible CareTulip Hill's clinicians build a treatment plan around each client's needs, moving from medical detox and residential care to partial hospitalization programs (PHP), intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and virtual outpatient programs. Therapists draw on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), trauma therapy, and medication assisted treatment (MAT) to address the root causes of addiction. A board certified psychiatrist and addictionologist leads a team of nurse practitioners and licensed counselors who stay closely involved with every client's plan.Family at the Center of CareTulip Hill treats family involvement and client privacy as central to healing, building structured updates, education, and boundary setting into every program so loved ones can reinforce progress at home. Every plan stays confidential and physician directed, giving clients room to do the harder work of therapy without added exposure. That same standard carries through to discharge, when family involvement can continue through structured aftercare planning.