Outpatient + Suboxone Rehab Clinic in Lexington, KY

Sessions

• GROUP THERAPY
• INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
• MEDICATION EVALUATIONS
• LIFE COACHING

Methods

• CBT & DBT PSYCHOTHERAPY
• TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE
• MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING
• RELAPSE PREVENTION

Medications

• ANTICRAVINGS
• ALCOHOL-SPECIFIC
• OPIATE-SPECIFIC
• UNDERLYING ISSUES

Do I really need treatment?

• You’re looking into this rehab clinic for a reason. Whether you come here or not, for the sake of your life, follow through on treatment.
• Feel at Peace – Constantly thinking about drugs or alcohol is exhausting. Live without a black cloud in your head.
• Get Your Family Back – Your family is worried about you. Break down the isolation to reconnect with the people that love and need you back.
• Don’t Get Worse – The longer you live with drugs or alcohol, the more destruction it causes. Get help now to protect your future.

What is the Lexington rehab clinic schedule?

• The hours at the clinic are built to fit into your life. Work and family obligations are never an excuse to put off getting help. Appointments are scheduled as you look at your calendar. Group therapy
• Runs every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
• Morning, evening and virtual sessions
• Recommended 3x per week for IOP [not required for Medication-Assisted Treatment (Suboxone/Buprenorphine Only) program]
• One-on-one counseling
• Fridays preferred, but any day is accommodated
• Family or couples sessions available
• Morning, evening and virtual options
• Scheduled weekly or as-needed
• Medical Appointments
• Scheduled as-needed
• Required for medications – Vivitrol, Suboxone / Buprenorphine, antidepressants, etc.
• Helps with withdrawals, chronic pain or ongoing physical symptoms too
• Accountability Coaching Calls (free)
• Start out weekly, then monthly for one year
• Text or call access outside of scheduled calls too

How much does the Lexington program cost?

• Most people at the Lexington rehab clinic use insurance, which means the cost depends on your specific deductible. If you went to rehab this year, treatment here is likely free to you. The Lexington clinic is in-network with almost every insurance, including:
• Aetna
• Anthem / Blue Cross, Blue Shield
• Beacon / Value Options
• Cigna
• Tribal Care
• Humana
• Multiplan
• Optum / United Healthcare
• Tricare
• Kentucky Medicaid
• Most private therapists, Suboxone doctors and addiction treatment centers in the Lexington area are out-of-network or do not accept insurance, which means it will cost you more. For those without insurance, costs depend on your treatment plan.
• Things like Suboxone or extra therapy sessions increase your costs.
• After you discuss your situation, you can pay upfront at a 30% discount or just pay per appointment.
• he bottom line…treatment at JourneyPure Lexington is affordable and we will always work with you.

Is outpatient treatment enough?

• Outpatient is a great option to continue to live your life, while you also work to save it. IOP is ideal for:
• First-Time in Treatment – If you’re just noticing a problem, outpatient treatment is a great step. The sooner you take action, the easier it is to recover from the mental, physical and spiritual damage and recalibrate unhealthy thinking.
• Rehab Aftercare – IOP is recommended after you leave the 24/7 safety of rehab. Our outpatient program keeps you accountable and helps you apply everything you’ve learned.
• A Short Slip – A relapse is not a failure. It’s all about what you do to get back up. IOP helps you quickly get back on track instead of slipping further downhill.
• Other Options If you’ve been in-and-out of other treatment centers with little sobriety, you already know you need more.

How bad is the drug problem in Lexington?

• t’s bad. Kentucky has one of the highest overdose death rates in the country according to the CDC, and Fayette is ranked number two in the state. Overdose deaths were decreasing in Fayette County in 2018 and 2019 – but hit a record high in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a surge of Fentanyl-laced drugs. To reverse the trend:
• The Fayette County Health Department and the Fayette County Detention Center gave out thousands of naloxone kits, which reverse an overdose.
• The Lexington Fire Department added a second social worker to provide resources and data.
• The city paid $40,000 to help 100 Lexington residents pay sober living rent after losing their job. (This program ended December 2020).
• The most common drugs in Fayette county: Opiates / Opioids (heroin, morphine, fentanyl, OxyContin, Vicodin), methamphetamine (crystal meth), cocaine, marijuana, and, of course, alcohol.
• If you’re thinking “just one more” … “just a little hit” … “I know my tolerance”…reach out. There’s help right here in Lexington.