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Fastest way to get answers. Lines are staffed 24/7. We can usually verify your coverage on the same call.
Call (502) 610-4829Reaching out is the hardest part. Call us, and we'll handle the rest: insurance, the clinical prescreen, getting you scheduled. No judgment, no pressure, no obligation.
Call, or send over your insurance online. Whichever feels easiest right now. Both land with admissions.
Fastest way to get answers. Lines are staffed 24/7. We can usually verify your coverage on the same call.
Call (502) 610-4829Send us your Kentucky Medicaid or commercial plan online and we'll confirm what's covered the same day. The verification is free.
Verify insuranceNote: Golden Grove Recovery is in pre-opening setup. The information on this page reflects our planned admissions process. Contact us to discuss current availability.
Whichever way you reach us, someone on our team is on the other end.
Admissions runs the call from start to finish. We listen to what's going on, ask the questions the clinical team needs answered, and tell you exactly what happens next. No phone trees. No forms to chase down.
Asking for help is a moment that can disappear. The path below is what we do so that no one's moment has to wait on a process to catch up to it.
Call (502) 610-4829. Admissions answers. We learn what's going on, get your plan name, and check coverage on the call.
While you're on the phone, we talk through what's going on with your substance use, mental health, and current safety. This is a conversation, not a full clinical assessment — that comes at the facility.
We submit any required authorization and move on it right away. Authorization comes back as fast as same day.
With authorization in hand, we schedule your admission and walk through what to expect when you arrive.
Intake includes a medical evaluation and paperwork. For detox admits, medication management is part of the clinical plan when appropriate.
Each level of care follows a structured schedule. Medical detox, residential, partial hospitalization, and co-occurring disorders care — with medication-assisted treatment as part of the plan where it fits.
Discharge planning starts on day one, not the end. By the time you leave, you have a clear continuing-care plan.
24/7. Most Kentucky Medicaid plans covered. No pressure to admit. Plenty of calls end with information and a referral somewhere else if that's the better fit.