- What is the first step in getting help?
- Call us at (502) 610-4829 or contact admissions online. Our team will discuss your situation, insurance, and goals. No judgment — just compassionate professionals ready to help you find the right next step.
- How long does treatment take?
- Duration is individualized — based on severity, medical necessity, and clinical progress. We emphasize quality recovery over arbitrary timelines. Your treatment plan is customized and adjusted as you progress. Call admissions to talk through what's likely for your specific situation.
- Can I use medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?
- Yes. We offer MAT with buprenorphine (Suboxone, Subutex, Brixadi), naltrexone, and Vivitrol for opioid use disorder, plus naltrexone, acamprosate, and disulfiram for alcohol use disorder. MAT reduces withdrawal and cravings so you can engage fully in therapy.
- What happens after treatment ends?
- Discharge planning starts on day one, not the end. Before you leave, we connect you with outpatient providers, MAT continuity, recovery support groups, and community resources. Your success doesn't end when treatment does.
- Do you accept visitors during treatment?
- Family involvement strengthens recovery and we encourage it. We schedule structured visitation periods so you can stay connected with the people who matter. Specific guidelines vary by program and are shared at admission.
- What if I can't afford treatment?
- Cost should not prevent you from getting help. We accept most Kentucky Medicaid plans and major commercial carriers, and our admissions team will discuss options based on your individual situation. Call to discuss your specific circumstances — many patients are surprised by how much treatment is covered.
Looking for admissions-specific questions — length of stay, what to bring, phones, employer disclosure, court-ordered treatment? See the Admissions FAQ.