Prescription drugs become dangerous when they’re taken in a way the doctor never intended—higher doses, more often, or without a valid prescription at all.
Four categories sit at the center of most misuse cases: opioid painkillers (oxycodone, hydrocodone), benzodiazepine tranquilizers (alprazolam/Xanax, diazepam/Valium), prescription stimulants (amphetamine/Adderall, methylphenidate/Ritalin), and sleep medications (zolpidem/Ambien, eszopiclone/Lunesta).
Each works on brain chemistry fast, delivering pain relief, calm, focus, or sleep, but the same speed that makes them effective also primes the brain’s reward system. Repeated spikes of dopamine or GABA teach the brain to equate the pill with comfort, making it harder to cope without it.
Misuse begins innocently, like a double dose after surgery, a friend’s ADHD pill before an exam, yet the shortcut to relief rewires neural pathways, raising the risk that casual use will evolve into compulsive, uncontrollable taking.
How Does Prescription Drug Addiction Develop?
First comes tolerance: the body adapts, and yesterday’s dose barely registers.
Next, dependence sets in—the brain now needs the medicine just to feel normal. Dependence is a physical state; you can be dependent without craving.
Addiction, however, adds a behavioral layer: compulsive use despite harm. People chase the drug to soothe emotional distress, not just physical symptoms, and life begins to revolve around the next dose.
When supply runs short, withdrawal hits—opioid flu-like agony, benzodiazepine tremors, stimulant crashes, or rebound insomnia from sleep aids. The dread of withdrawal often keeps people trapped in the cycle.
A structured prescription drug addiction rehab program breaks it by providing medical tapering, counseling, and relapse-prevention skills so the brain and behavior can heal together.
What Are the Health Risks of Long-Term Prescription Drug Abuse?
Prolonged misuse can be deadly. Opioids suppress breathing, so escalating doses or mixing with alcohol can trigger fatal respiratory arrest. Benzodiazepines erode memory, slow reaction time, and increase dementia risk with years of heavy use. Stimulants strain the heart—raising blood pressure, thickening heart muscle, and heightening the chance of stroke or sudden cardiac arrest.
Chronic use of sleep medications can worsen depression, impair coordination, and produce dangerous “black-out” behaviors like driving while half-asleep.
Across all classes, liver and kidney damage rise as the organs struggle to filter ever-higher chemical loads, and mental health fallout. Anxiety, mood swings, and even psychosis can linger long after the last pill.
The longer abuse continues, the steeper the climb back to health, underscoring why early intervention matters.
Most-Misused Medications & Their Risks
Opioid Painkillers
Drugs like oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet), hydrocodone (Vicodin), morphine, codeine, and even prescription fentanyl are meant for short-term, severe pain. Misusing them—by upping the dose or combining pills—slows breathing and can stop it altogether. In 2021, 16,706 Americans died from overdoses that involved prescription opioids, underscoring the need for prompt, medically supervised care.
Benzodiazepines & Sleep Aids
Common anti-anxiety or sleep medications such as alprazolam (Xanax), diazepam (Valium), lorazepam (Ativan), and clonazepam (Klonopin) depress the central nervous system. Tolerance develops quickly, and mixing with alcohol or opioids multiplies the danger. Overdose deaths involving benzodiazepines reached 12,499 in 2021, with nearly three-quarters also involving another sedative or opioid.
Prescription Stimulants
Amphetamine-based medications like Adderall, methylphenidate brands such as Ritalin and Concerta, and lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse) raise heart rate and blood pressure. Crushing or injecting pills can trigger arrhythmias, stroke, or psychosis, according to the 2021 National Survey on Drug Use and Health about 1.5 million people—0.5 percent of Americans aged 12+—met criteria for a prescription stimulant use disorder that year.
Prescription Opioids
Painkillers include medications like:
Oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet)
Hydrocodone (Vicodin)
Morphine
Codeine
Fentanyl
Generally speaking, prescription opioids are effective for the treatment of moderate or severe pain when taken as prescribed. However, painkillers are highly addictive and potentially dangerous. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports, “In recent years, there has been a dramatic increase in the acceptance and use of prescription opioids for the treatment of chronic, non-cancer pain, such as back pain or osteoarthritis, despite serious risks and the lack of evidence about their long-term effectiveness.” Approximately 16,706 people died from a prescription opioid overdose in 2021 alone.
Benzodiazepines
Benzodiazepines are most commonly prescribed for the treatment of moderate or severe anxiety disorders and sleep-related issues like insomnia. However, they might also be prescribed to treat severe symptoms of alcohol withdrawal. The most commonly prescribed benzodiazepines are:
Alprazolam (Xanax)
Lorazepam (Ativan)
Diazepam (Valium)
Clonazepam (Klonopin)
Benzodiazepines are highly addictive. Generally speaking, they are only prescribed for short periods of time to treat severe anxiety and panic disorders. For example, a psychiatric professional might prescribe Xanax, instructed to be taken at the onset of a panic attack. Taking Xanax consistently for more than two weeks can lead to dependence.
Consistently taking a high dose of a benzodiazepine medication results in a range of side effects and health-related issues. In some cases, taking a high dose of a benzodiazepine medication can be lethal. Approximately 12,499 people died from an overdose involving benzodiazepines in 2021. Most benzodiazepine overdose deaths involve other prescription medications, specifically opioid painkillers.
Prescription Stimulants
Prescription stimulants are most commonly prescribed to treat ADHD and narcolepsy. The most commonly prescribed stimulants include:
Amphetamine/dextroamphetamine (Adderall)
Methylphenidate (Concerta, Ritalin)
Lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse)
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) states, “When misusing a prescription stimulant, people can swallow the medicine in its normal form. Alternatively, they can crush tablets or open the capsules, dissolve the powder in water, and inject the liquid into a vein. Some can also snort or smoke the powder.” People can overdose on prescription stimulants when they are taken in extremely high doses.
Prescription stimulants are highly addictive and widely misused. In fact, among people aged 12 or older in 2021, an estimated 0.5% (or about 1.5 million people) had a prescription stimulant use disorder in the past 12 months.
Why a Dedicated Drug Prescription Rehab Program Matters
Many rehabs look at “addiction” as one big category, but quitting prescription drugs isn’t one-size-fits-all. Opioids, benzos, and stimulants each come with their own hurdles—careful taper plans, lab checks, and symptom logs that keep rebound pain, seizures, or heart issues at bay.
Our team includes prescribing clinicians who can gradually step down your doses or transition you to safer alternatives. At the same time, therapists dig into the anxiety, insomnia, or performance pressure that fueled misuse in the first place.
Beyond medical oversight, you’ll practice craving-management skills, build relapse-proof routines, and leave with a personal action plan you can share with doctors or pharmacies. This targeted approach makes prescription drug abuse rehab far more effective than a one-size-fits-all model.
What Are the Health Risks of Long-Term Prescription Drug Abuse?
Prolonged misuse can be deadly. Opioids suppress breathing, so escalating doses or mixing with alcohol can trigger fatal respiratory arrest. Benzodiazepines erode memory, slow reaction time, and increase dementia risk with years of heavy use. Stimulants strain the heart—raising blood pressure, thickening heart muscle, and heightening the chance of stroke or sudden cardiac arrest.
Chronic use of sleep medications can worsen depression, impair coordination, and produce dangerous “black-out” behaviors like driving while half-asleep.
Across all classes, liver and kidney damage rise as the organs struggle to filter ever-higher chemical loads, and mental health fallout. Anxiety, mood swings, and even psychosis can linger long after the last pill.
The longer abuse continues, the steeper the climb back to health, underscoring why early intervention matters.
Which Warning Signs Mean It’s Time for Rehab for Prescription Drugs?
Red flags usually crop up in three areas—body, behavior, and mood—and they tend to pile up fast:
Physical clues
Rising tolerance (needing more pills for the same effect)
Early refills, “lost” prescriptions, or doctor-shopping
Unexplained drowsiness, pinpoint or dilated pupils, weight swings.
Behavioral clues
Pill counting, hiding bottles, or lying about dosage
Skipping work or school, missing payments to fund pills.
Sudden legal trouble—DUI, forged scripts, or theft from family medicine cabinets
Psychological clues
Anxiety when supply runs low, obsessing over the next dose
Mood swings, irritability, or depression that lift only after taking the drug
Failed attempts to quit, followed by guilt and secrecy
When several of these signs surface together, a structured rehab for prescription drugs provides the safest off-ramp, offering medical tapering, counseling, and relapse-prevention skills before the consequences become irreversible.
Levels of Care for Severe Prescription Drug Addiction
Below is a snapshot of how Louisville Addiction Center’s programs flow, from the most structured days to flexible maintenance. (We partner with other accredited centers for medical detox when needed.) Same- or next-day assessments are available, and every schedule keeps PHP clients home at night.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for Severe Prescription Drug Addiction
PHP usually meets five days a week, six hours per day, providing hospital-level monitoring without an overnight stay.
Clients see a physician for medication adjustments, complete daily CBT and DBT groups, and join skill-building workshops on coping, relapse prevention, and pain-management alternatives.
Evening return to a stable home lets clients practice new skills immediately while still benefiting from next-morning clinical feedback.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Balancing Care and Daily Life
IOP delivers three-hour therapy blocks three to five times per week, with morning and evening schedules that fit around work or caregiving.
You’ll still do the big three—one-on-one counseling, small-group therapy, and family sessions—just like in PHP. The shift is that a nurse or doctor now checks in once a week instead of every day.
It’s the sweet spot for people who’ve found their footing but still want solid guardrails to keep their recovery on track.
Standard Outpatient Program: Long-Term Relapse Prevention
Once stabilized, clients graduate to OP, attending one to three hours of counseling each week. Sessions focus on refining relapse-prevention plans, processing real-world stressors, and setting long-term wellness goals.
Five days a week, roughly six hours per day; ideal for those stepping down from detox but still needing daily oversight.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) — Work/School Balance
Sample Evening Block
5:30 p.m. Check-in & drug screen
6:00 p.m. Process group: managing triggers at work
7:00 p.m. Family or peer-support session
8:00 p.m. Goal review → release
Three to five evenings weekly; lets you maintain a job or classes while receiving structured care and medication management.
Outpatient Program (OP) & Aftercare — Long-Term Support
Weekly Outline
One individual session for ongoing therapy
One 90-minute relapse-prevention group
Random drug screens and med check-ins as needed
Monthly progress summary sent (with consent) to primary doctor
OP provides a safety net as you reintegrate fully into daily life; aftercare options include alumni meet-ups, telehealth check-ins, and referral to community resources throughout Louisville.
Why Choose Outpatient Prescription Drug Rehab in Louisville?
For many Kentuckians, prescription drug rehab in Louisville works best when it fits real life. Louisville Addiction Center’s PHP, IOP, and OP tracks deliver hospital-level therapy during the day but let you sleep at home—cutting costs and preserving family or work roles.
PHP offers five full days of care; IOP trims it to three-hour blocks; OP provides weekly relapse-prevention check-ins. The flexible continuum makes drug rehab in Louisville, KY, accessible without uprooting your entire routine, while still providing evidence-based counseling and medical oversight.
What Happens in Residential Prescription Drug Rehab?
A residential prescription drug rehab program keeps you on-site 24 hours a day for several weeks.
Nurses handle medical tapers, doctors adjust medications, and therapists run full-day schedules of individual counseling, group therapy, and wellness activities. Meals, sleep, and recreation all take place inside a substance-free campus, eliminating outside triggers while your body stabilizes.
Louisville Addiction Center focuses on outpatient care; when clients need this higher level, the team coordinates fast referrals to trusted inpatient partners and then welcomes them back for step-down services.
What Our Patients Say: Stories of Hope and Recovery
Real Testimonials
Hear directly from those who have walked the path to recovery. Our patients’ stories highlight the compassionate care, effective programs, and life-changing support they’ve experienced. Let their journeys inspire you as you take your first steps toward healing.
LAC was great. I participated in the evening groups through zoom, which I originally had reservations about. Even though the meetings were online, they were still very engaging, informative, and personal. The therapist and case manager were incredible. They were both very authentic and supportive, and they were easily available when we needed them. I am very appreciative and grateful for this program.
I’ve had great success with the individuals i’ve sent to LAC. I’ve been impressed with the smooth Admissions process in the stressful situations. The compassion they receive after arriving and the level of care is as good as anywhere out there. Most definitely will continue to use LAC
I have nothing but positive things to say about LAC. I went there not expecting too much and I left there with what feels like a family. Everyone is so nice and extremely down to earth. You will be in good hands at LAC
This is 5 star facility. The staff is one of a kind, the program is exactly what you are looking for. Call these people today if you or someone you know is struggling!
Would highly recommend LAC to anyone struggling with addiction. They offer a supportive environment that allows you to focus on your recovery and becoming a productive member of society.
LAC is an amazing treatment facility. Truly a 5 * place for treatment. From ownership, leadership to general staff this place is incredible. The therapist, Techs and speakers are all first class. The housing, if doing PHP like I participated in was also perfect. I met so many incredible people. It’s unreal to be honest. I today this day still stay in contact with most residents who I attended with. Thank you LAC for not only all of your help but also continued support!!! Brad Franzman
Louisville addiction center is a wonderful facility for anyone struggling with substance use disorders. The staff is wonderful and client care is most important. If you or a loved one are struggling I would highly recommend this place.
This is an awesome place for anyone struggling with a substance use disorder. It is a beautiful facility, conveniently located to all Louisville has to offer. The staff members are kind and helpful, it is easy to tell they truly want to help you recover. 10/10 recommend this programming if you are ready to make a change.
I had the opportunity to tour and attend the open house for Louisville Addiction Center on 2/22/23. As and individual in recovery and also working for SUD, I couldn’t be more impressed with the facility and approach that LAC is taking and offering those affected by substance abuse. If you or a loved one is struggling, this facility would provide the treatment, love and comfort your family member deserves.
What Treatment Options Does Louisville Addiction Center Offer for Prescription Drug Abuse Rehab?
Evidence-Based Therapies for Prescription Drug Recovery
Louisville Addiction Center operates a full-continuum prescription drug rehab center designed to meet clients where they are and guide them step-by-step to independent recovery.
Every prescription drug rehab program begins with a medical and psychosocial assessment that places the client in Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), or standard Outpatient (OP).
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Prescription Drug Recovery
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is an evidence-based approach that helps individuals recover from prescription drug addiction by targeting the unhelpful thoughts and behaviors that fuel misuse. It’s particularly effective for those struggling with opioids, benzodiazepines, or stimulants, where stress, anxiety, or pain often trigger unhealthy patterns.
When combined with medical detox or medication-assisted treatment, CBT provides a powerful foundation for lasting prescription drug recovery, equipping individuals with the tools to maintain sobriety and improve overall quality of life.
Trauma-Informed Groups for Prescription Drug Addiction
Trauma-informed groups provide a safe, supportive space for individuals in prescription drug addiction recovery to address the underlying experiences that often fuel substance misuse. Facilitated by trained therapists, these groups recognize the impact of past trauma on current behaviors, helping participants build trust, regulate emotions, and develop healthy coping skills. By combining peer support with evidence-based strategies, trauma-informed care reduces shame, fosters resilience, and strengthens recovery—empowering individuals to heal both the emotional wounds and the addiction itself for lasting change.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Prescription Drug Addiction
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to support recovery from prescription drug addiction. For opioid misuse, medications like buprenorphine or methadone reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings, while naltrexone blocks euphoric effects. For benzodiazepine or stimulant misuse, MAT may involve gradual tapering or targeted medications to stabilize mood and sleep. Paired with therapy, MAT addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction, improving retention in treatment, lowering relapse risk, and promoting long-term recovery and quality of life.
Family therapy
Family therapy to rebuild trust and strengthen sober support systems. Family therapy, much like other forms of treatment, involves one or more individuals meeting with a therapist to discuss their struggles and how their life has been impacted by a loved one’s behavior and addiction. Through these sessions, one is able to gain insight into why addictions develop, and how to help their loved ones continue reaching their sobriety goals long-term.
Every plan is adjusted weekly: counselors review drug screens, mood trackers, and sleep logs, then fine-tune session themes or taper schedules so progress never stalls.
To complement clinical work, the center offers holistic support like yoga and guided meditation for stress relief, nutrition counseling to restore physical health, and mindfulness training to improve sleep and curb cravings.
Because the campus houses all services under one roof, clients can move seamlessly from group to individual sessions without juggling multiple providers.
This integrated model makes prescription drug abuse rehab both comprehensive and convenient, positioning Louisville Addiction Center as a leading option for prescription drug rehab that Louisville residents can access without leaving home.
How Much Does Prescription Drug Rehab in Louisville Cost and Will Insurance Help?
Program cost depends on three main factors: level of care, length of stay, and insurance benefits.
Partial Hospitalization carries the highest daily rate because it delivers six hours of therapy plus daily medical oversight; Intensive Outpatient reduces cost by trimming sessions to three-hour blocks; standard Outpatient offers the lowest per-session fee while still providing counseling and random drug screenings.
Medication tapers, lab work, and psychiatric visits can also influence the final bill.
Louisville Addiction Center contracts with most major commercial insurers and can verify deductibles, co-pays, and out-of-pocket maximums in minutes. Simply click the “Verify Insurance” button or call admissions for a confidential benefits check with no obligation, no hidden fees.
For those paying privately, the center offers transparent self-pay packages and interest-free financing so finances never block access to prescription drug rehab in Louisville.
What Sets Louisville Addiction Center Apart From Other Rehab Centers for Prescription Drugs?
Several features distinguish Louisville Addiction Center from regional and national competitors. First, same-day or next-day admission is available once a clinical screening confirms the appropriate level of care—crucial when motivation to quit is high.
Second, every plan blends evidence-based therapies with a holistic menu of yoga, mindfulness training, and nutrition counseling, addressing mind and body together.
Third, the campus houses a complete step-down continuum—PHP, IOP, and standard Outpatient—so clients can taper services without switching providers, retelling their story, or commuting between multiple locations.
Consistent clinical oversight, coupled with on-site medication management, family therapy, and alumni groups, creates a seamless path from acute stabilization to long-term relapse prevention.
For Kentuckians seeking a prescription drug rehab center that balances medical rigor, whole-person wellness, and everyday practicality, Louisville Addiction Center stands out as a trusted local choice.
Related Specialized Tracks at Louisville Addiction Center
Prescription drug misuse rarely happens in a vacuum, which is why Louisville Addiction Center offers focused tracks for specific medications that carry a high risk of dependence. If anxiety pills are the main concern, the center’s dedicated Benzodiazepine Rehab track provides physician-guided tapers and targeted coping skills.
For painkillers, the Opiate Rehab program combines medication-assisted treatment with trauma-informed therapy to ease both physical and emotional pain.
Clients struggling with high-dose alprazolam can opt into the intensive Xanax Rehab pathway, which offers slower tapers and advanced anxiety-management techniques.
Each specialty track plugs into the same PHP–IOP–OP continuum, ensuring seamless transitions and consistent clinical oversight.
What Support Is Available After You Finish Prescription Drug Rehab?
Prescription Drug Addiction Rehab Louisville
Graduation day isn’t the end of care. It’s a pivot to sustained support. Most clients step down to the standard Outpatient Program, meeting one to three hours weekly to refine relapse-prevention plans and troubleshoot real-world triggers with their therapist.
Alumni groups meet on campus and online, offering peer accountability and a place to celebrate milestones.
The care team also connects graduates with community resources—sober-living homes, 12-step or SMART Recovery meetings, vocational training, and wellness-focused gyms or yoga studios—so healthy routines replace old habits.
Together, these layers of follow-up keep recovery momentum strong long after formal treatment ends.
What to Expect: From First Call to Graduation
Your journey begins with a five-minute phone intake where we confirm symptoms and verify insurance benefits on the spot. If labs or history suggest dangerous withdrawal, we’ll arrange a same-day referral to medical detox before you enter our rehab for prescription drugs.
Once you’re cleared, we’ll put together your custom schedule—therapy sessions, quick med reviews, even mindfulness or yoga tucked in—within a day. Your family’s welcome, too; they can drop in for weekly education nights or sit in on joint sessions to practice healthy boundaries and spot relapse red flags.
As you move from PHP to IOP to OP, peer mentors and alumni groups keep accountability high—so by graduation, you leave with a relapse prevention plan, trusted support network, and the confidence to manage real-world triggers.
What Our Patients Say: Stories of Hope and Recovery
Real Testimonials
Hear directly from those who have walked the path to recovery. Our patients’ stories highlight the compassionate care, effective programs, and life-changing support they’ve experienced. Let their journeys inspire you as you take your first steps toward healing.
LAC was great. I participated in the evening groups through zoom, which I originally had reservations about. Even though the meetings were online, they were still very engaging, informative, and personal. The therapist and case manager were incredible. They were both very authentic and supportive, and they were easily available when we needed them. I am very appreciative and grateful for this program.
I’ve had great success with the individuals i’ve sent to LAC. I’ve been impressed with the smooth Admissions process in the stressful situations. The compassion they receive after arriving and the level of care is as good as anywhere out there. Most definitely will continue to use LAC
I have nothing but positive things to say about LAC. I went there not expecting too much and I left there with what feels like a family. Everyone is so nice and extremely down to earth. You will be in good hands at LAC
This is 5 star facility. The staff is one of a kind, the program is exactly what you are looking for. Call these people today if you or someone you know is struggling!
Would highly recommend LAC to anyone struggling with addiction. They offer a supportive environment that allows you to focus on your recovery and becoming a productive member of society.
LAC is an amazing treatment facility. Truly a 5 * place for treatment. From ownership, leadership to general staff this place is incredible. The therapist, Techs and speakers are all first class. The housing, if doing PHP like I participated in was also perfect. I met so many incredible people. It’s unreal to be honest. I today this day still stay in contact with most residents who I attended with. Thank you LAC for not only all of your help but also continued support!!! Brad Franzman
Louisville addiction center is a wonderful facility for anyone struggling with substance use disorders. The staff is wonderful and client care is most important. If you or a loved one are struggling I would highly recommend this place.
This is an awesome place for anyone struggling with a substance use disorder. It is a beautiful facility, conveniently located to all Louisville has to offer. The staff members are kind and helpful, it is easy to tell they truly want to help you recover. 10/10 recommend this programming if you are ready to make a change.
I had the opportunity to tour and attend the open house for Louisville Addiction Center on 2/22/23. As and individual in recovery and also working for SUD, I couldn’t be more impressed with the facility and approach that LAC is taking and offering those affected by substance abuse. If you or a loved one is struggling, this facility would provide the treatment, love and comfort your family member deserves.
A typical journey begins with two to four weeks of PHP, steps down to six to eight weeks of Intensive Outpatient, and finishes with several months of weekly outpatient check-ins. Total time ranges from three to six months, adjusted for progress and insurance coverage.
Yes. Louisville Addiction Center schedules Intensive Outpatient sessions in three-hour morning or evening blocks three to five days a week, so most clients maintain full- or part-time employment. The admissions team can also supply FMLA or HR letters to protect your job while you heal.
Absolutely. Each client receives a psychiatric evaluation for anxiety, depression, PTSD, or ADHD. Integrated dual-diagnosis care combining medication management with evidence-based therapy addresses mental-health symptoms and substance use together, improving retention and long-term recovery rates.
Depending on the substance, physicians may prescribe buprenorphine or naltrexone for opioid use disorder, slow tapers for benzodiazepines, or non-addictive sleep aids for rebound insomnia. Medication support is always paired with counseling, never used as a standalone fix.
If you’re referred to a residential partner, pack seven days of comfortable, dress-code-approved clothing, basic toiletries without alcohol, current prescriptions in original bottles, insurance and ID cards, and a small journal. Leave valuables, aerosols, and revealing attire at home to meet standard facility policies.
Ready to Start Prescription Drug Rehab in Louisville?
A single call can set recovery in motion. Dial 502-586-2433 to speak with Louisville Addiction Center’s admissions team.
After a brief clinical screening, staff will confirm whether Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, or standard Outpatient care fits your needs and—when clinically appropriate—offer same-day or next-day admission.
They’ll also coordinate transportation, assist with FMLA paperwork, and outline transparent self-pay options so cost never stands between you and a healthier life. Reach out now and take the first step toward lasting freedom from prescription drug addiction.
Call or message us –
You’ll connect with a compassionate admissions coordinator who understands what you’re going through.
Complete a free assessment –
We’ll ask about your drug use, medical history, and mental health to help build the right plan.
Insurance check –
We’ll verify your benefits and explain exactly what’s covered—no surprises.
Choose a start date –
If you’re ready, we can often schedule your intake the same week.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2024, August 22). Prescription drug data and statistics. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Retrieved August 22, 2025, from https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/deaths/prescription/
Dr. Vahid Osman is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist and Addictionologist with extensive experience treating mental illness, chemical dependency, and developmental disorders. Dr. Osman trained in Psychiatry in France and in Austin, Texas.
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Joshua Sprung serves as a Clinical Reviewer at Louisville Addiction Center, bringing a wealth of expertise to ensure exceptional patient care.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2024, August 22). Prescription drug data and statistics. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Retrieved August 22, 2025, from https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/deaths/prescription/
Dr. Vahid Osman is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist and Addictionologist with extensive experience treating mental illness, chemical dependency, and developmental disorders. Dr. Osman trained in Psychiatry in France and in Austin, Texas.
Read more.
Clinically Reviewed By
Josh Sprung, L.C.S.W.
Board-Certified Clinical Social Worker
Joshua Sprung serves as a Clinical Reviewer at Louisville Addiction Center, bringing a wealth of expertise to ensure exceptional patient care.
Read more.
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Hear directly from those who have walked the path to recovery. Our patients’ stories highlight the compassionate care, effective programs, and life-changing support they’ve experienced. Let their journeys inspire you as you take your first steps toward healing.
LAC was great. I participated in the evening groups through zoom, which I originally had reservations about. Even though the meetings were online, they were still very engaging, informative, and personal. The therapist and case manager were incredible. They were both very authentic and supportive, and they were easily available when we needed them. I am very appreciative and grateful for this program.
I’ve had great success with the individuals i’ve sent to LAC. I’ve been impressed with the smooth Admissions process in the stressful situations. The compassion they receive after arriving and the level of care is as good as anywhere out there. Most definitely will continue to use LAC
I have nothing but positive things to say about LAC. I went there not expecting too much and I left there with what feels like a family. Everyone is so nice and extremely down to earth. You will be in good hands at LAC
This is 5 star facility. The staff is one of a kind, the program is exactly what you are looking for. Call these people today if you or someone you know is struggling!
Would highly recommend LAC to anyone struggling with addiction. They offer a supportive environment that allows you to focus on your recovery and becoming a productive member of society.
LAC is an amazing treatment facility. Truly a 5 * place for treatment. From ownership, leadership to general staff this place is incredible. The therapist, Techs and speakers are all first class. The housing, if doing PHP like I participated in was also perfect. I met so many incredible people. It’s unreal to be honest. I today this day still stay in contact with most residents who I attended with. Thank you LAC for not only all of your help but also continued support!!! Brad Franzman
Louisville addiction center is a wonderful facility for anyone struggling with substance use disorders. The staff is wonderful and client care is most important. If you or a loved one are struggling I would highly recommend this place.
This is an awesome place for anyone struggling with a substance use disorder. It is a beautiful facility, conveniently located to all Louisville has to offer. The staff members are kind and helpful, it is easy to tell they truly want to help you recover. 10/10 recommend this programming if you are ready to make a change.
I had the opportunity to tour and attend the open house for Louisville Addiction Center on 2/22/23. As and individual in recovery and also working for SUD, I couldn’t be more impressed with the facility and approach that LAC is taking and offering those affected by substance abuse. If you or a loved one is struggling, this facility would provide the treatment, love and comfort your family member deserves.
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Addiction and co-occurring disorders don’t have to control your life. Louisville Addiction Center is waiting with open arms to give you the tools necessary for lasting change. Reach out to us today to learn more.
LAC was great. I participated in the evening groups through zoom, which I originally had reservations about. Even though the meetings were online, they were still very engaging, informative, and personal. The therapist and case manager were incredible. They were both very authentic and supportive, and they were easily available when we needed them. I am very appreciative and grateful for this program.
I’ve had great success with the individuals i’ve sent to LAC. I’ve been impressed with the smooth Admissions process in the stressful situations. The compassion they receive after arriving and the level of care is as good as anywhere out there. Most definitely will continue to use LAC
I have nothing but positive things to say about LAC. I went there not expecting too much and I left there with what feels like a family. Everyone is so nice and extremely down to earth. You will be in good hands at LAC
This is 5 star facility. The staff is one of a kind, the program is exactly what you are looking for. Call these people today if you or someone you know is struggling!
Would highly recommend LAC to anyone struggling with addiction. They offer a supportive environment that allows you to focus on your recovery and becoming a productive member of society.
LAC is an amazing treatment facility. Truly a 5 * place for treatment. From ownership, leadership to general staff this place is incredible. The therapist, Techs and speakers are all first class. The housing, if doing PHP like I participated in was also perfect. I met so many incredible people. It’s unreal to be honest. I today this day still stay in contact with most residents who I attended with. Thank you LAC for not only all of your help but also continued support!!! Brad Franzman
Louisville addiction center is a wonderful facility for anyone struggling with substance use disorders. The staff is wonderful and client care is most important. If you or a loved one are struggling I would highly recommend this place.
This is an awesome place for anyone struggling with a substance use disorder. It is a beautiful facility, conveniently located to all Louisville has to offer. The staff members are kind and helpful, it is easy to tell they truly want to help you recover. 10/10 recommend this programming if you are ready to make a change.
I had the opportunity to tour and attend the open house for Louisville Addiction Center on 2/22/23. As and individual in recovery and also working for SUD, I couldn’t be more impressed with the facility and approach that LAC is taking and offering those affected by substance abuse. If you or a loved one is struggling, this facility would provide the treatment, love and comfort your family member deserves.
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