Myrtle Recovery Centers Expands Facility in Oneida, Tennessee
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WEST PALM BEACH, FL, Oct. 19, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- FOXO Technologies Inc., through its subsidiary Myrtle Recovery Centers, Inc., has announced an expansion of its flagship facility in Oneida, Tennessee. The expansion, which received approval from the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, will increase the facility's bed capacity from 30 to 32, consisting of 16 residential beds and 16 detox beds. This expansion comes as a response to the significant demand for Myrtle’s services in the region.
Since its inception in September 2023, Myrtle has admitted over 1,300 patients, providing care for nearly 20,000 patient days. In 2026, the facility admitted over 500 patients, totaling more than 7,500 patient days. These figures underscore the growing need for substance use disorder treatment and related medical care in East Tennessee.
Myrtle’s expansion is part of a broader strategy to enhance its patient care offerings. The facility has recently broadened its scope to include patients with medical care needs in addition to substance use disorder care needs. This expanded focus is supported by Myrtle’s close relationship with its host hospital, Big South Fork Medical Center, an affiliate of Myrtle.
Since its establishment, Myrtle has been at the forefront of providing comprehensive care for substance use disorders and related medical needs. The company’s commitment to expanding its services and capacity reflects its dedication to meeting the growing healthcare demands in the region. The expansion is expected to improve access to quality care for patients in need, particularly those in East Tennessee.
Myrtle’s expansion is part of a broader strategy to enhance its patient care offerings. The facility has recently broadened its scope to include patients with medical care needs in addition to substance use disorder care needs. This expanded focus is supported by Myrtle’s close relationship with its host hospital, Big South Fork Medical Center, an affiliate of Myrtle.
In 2026, Myrtle admitted over 500 patients, totaling more than 7,500 patient days. These figures reflect the growing demand for Myrtle’s services and the company’s ability to meet that demand. The expansion is expected to further enhance Myrtle’s capacity to serve patients, providing more beds and additional services to meet the needs of the community.
The expansion is part of a broader strategy to enhance Myrtle’s patient care offerings. The facility has recently broadened its scope to include patients with medical care needs in addition to substance use disorder care needs. This expanded focus is supported by Myrtle’s close relationship with its host hospital, Big South Fork Medical Center, an affiliate of Myrtle.
The expansion is expected to improve access to quality care for patients in need, particularly those in East Tennessee. The additional beds will provide more capacity and revenue opportunities for Myrtle. The facility has been close to full capacity for over a year now, and significant demand for services and a refined business model give Myrtle the confidence to seek expansion and acquisition opportunities.
The expansion is part of a broader strategy to enhance Myrtle’s patient care offerings. The facility has recently broadened its scope to include patients with medical care needs in addition to substance use disorder care needs. This expanded focus is supported by Myrtle’s close relationship with its host hospital, Big South Fork Medical Center, an affiliate of Myrtle.
In 2026, Myrtle admitted over 500 patients, totaling more than 7,500 patient days. These figures reflect the growing demand for Myrtle’s services and the company’s ability to meet that demand. The expansion is expected to further enhance Myrtle’s capacity to serve patients, providing more beds and additional services to meet the needs of the community.