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Addiction and mental health, treated together.

Anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma — almost none of these show up alone alongside addiction. Untreated mental health conditions are a leading driver of relapse. Here, we will treat both, with one team, in one episode of care.

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Why integrated treatment

One team. One plan.

For decades the standard was "get sober first, then handle mental health." The research now points the other way: untreated mental health is one of the strongest predictors of relapse, and untreated substance use destabilizes psychiatric treatment. Integrated care — the same team addressing both — is the evidence-based standard.

  • Mental health evaluation and medication support — same clinical team, same record.
  • Non-addictive medication options (SSRIs, SNRIs, buspirone) for patients with active SUD.
  • Therapies chosen for the specific condition pair — CBT, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and trauma-focused CBT.
  • Coordinated billing under Kentucky Medicaid's unified behavioral health benefit.
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How treatment starts

From the call to admitted.

Admissions answers 24/7. Coverage check happens on the call.

One confidential call

One call. No paperwork beforehand. Your conversation with admissions is confidential.

A brief clinical prescreen

A clinician asks about substance use, mental health, and current safety. ASAM-aligned, conversational — not a marathon evaluation.

Coverage answer on the call

We verify your Kentucky Medicaid plan or commercial benefits while we talk. Authorization can come back as fast as same day.

Take the next step

Treat both conditions under one roof.

Call admissions to talk through your situation. Coverage check happens on the call.