Haven of Hope is an eating disorder residential treatment center located in Tennessee. It treats women and female-identifying individuals who have both eating disorders and trauma, and provides a PHP level of eating disorder treatment in a residential treatment setting, using a treatment model called Internal Family Systems (IFS).

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Haven of Hope used to be called Fairhaven. In early 2024 Fairhaven shut down suddenly and without warning, leaving patients and staff with nowhere to go. Before closing, Fairhaven had been acquired by UnitedHealth Group and Optum. Optum UnitedHealth purchased Fairhaven in 2022, when it bought a company called Refresh Mental Health from a private equity firm called Kelso & Co. Refresh had operated a network of more than 300 mental health, substance abuse and eating disorder centers.  Shortly after acquiring Fairhaven, Optum UnitedHealth closed all of the in-person eating disorder treatment centers it owned. The eating disorder treatment centers Optum closed included Fairhaven Treatment Center in Tennessee as well as Cielo House in California and Turning Tides Eating Disorder Treatment Center in Florida. The following year, Fairhaven was reopened as an independent treatment center called Haven of Hope.

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Fairhaven Treatment Center offered residential, transitional living, and outpatient eating disorder treatment, and wass located in Cordova, Tennessee. Any current reviews or updates? Please post in comments below. You can check out the FAQ and Guidelines for suggested questions. Thank you!