Looking for drug treatment centers in Elizabethtown, KY?
Louisville Addiction Center provides evidence-based detox, MAT, PHP, IOP, and outpatient care from our Louisville clinic. We work with Elizabethtown residents to make care practical with telehealth, scheduling, and local referrals.
Louisville Addiction Center is based in Louisville (see our contact page for address and hours). Our center provides a full continuum of evidence-based addiction care while intentionally serving nearby communities like Elizabethtown.
Although our primary clinic is in Louisville, many people from Elizabethtown choose us because we offer a broader set of clinical services, including medical detox coordination, medication-assisted treatment, specialized substance-specific tracks, and step-down programming (PHP → IOP → OP), all managed by the same clinical team.
That continuity means your therapy, medication management, and discharge planning stay coordinated as you move between levels of care.
We also understand travel barriers: admissions will review appointment clustering, evening IOP slots, telehealth follow-ups, and local referral options to make visits from Elizabethtown as practical as possible.
If you’d like help comparing local options or arranging logistics, our admissions staff will walk you through the best plan for your situation.
Detox is the medically managed clearing of drugs or alcohol from your body; rehab is the longer-term counseling and skill-building that follows. During detox, the brain and nervous system rebound after months or years of chemical suppression, and that rebound can be dangerous.
When cravings keep overruling your best intentions, sheer willpower rarely carries you to the finish line. That’s why drug treatment in Louisville at Louisville Addiction Center pairs accredited clinicians with evidence-based therapies, turning the turmoil of active use into a clear, step-by-step path to lasting sobriety.
Our partial hospitalization program (PHP) is the most common level of care that we have to offer. Our PHP program for substance abuse treatment in Louisville, KY offers intensive care as well as a flexible schedule that will allow our clients to remain plugged into normal life. During our PHP in Louisville, Kentucky, our clients are in our program for 30 days.
Following PHP, clients might need to continue treatment while getting back to everyday life. Our intensive outpatient program (IOP) offers treatment for several hours throughout the week, yet with more flexibility than PHP. That way, clients can begin to use the skills they learn while tending to other obligations, like family, school, or work.
The outpatient program during Louisville rehab is the least restrictive program we offer. Often, clients meet with a therapist or group for about one hour per week. Most clients in our outpatient program have the skills needed to stay healthy outside of treatment. Yet, they still need to refine their recovery skills in the real world with professional support and guidance.
At Louisville Addiction Center, we offer rehab for veterans in Louisville, Kentucky. As a veterans addiction treatment center, we provide TRICARE addiction treatment for veterans. Veterans have unique needs when it comes to substance abuse and mental health disorders. We understand that and offer specialized treatment.
We offer targeted treatment tracks for substances such as opioids/fentanyl, alcohol, stimulants, and benzodiazepines, and we integrate care for co-occurring mental health conditions.
Each track combines diagnosis-driven planning with evidence-based therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and relapse-prevention counseling, plus trauma-informed approaches when trauma is a factor.
Treatment blends group work, individual therapy, psychiatric evaluation when needed, and family-focused sessions to repair relationships and build a recovery-supportive environment.
Plans are individualized to match substance history, medical needs, and personal goals, and clinical teams adjust the mix of therapies as people move from higher-to lower-intensity levels of care.
We know housing and community supports matter especially for people returning home after treatment. While Louisville Addiction Center is based in Louisville, we maintain referral lists and local contacts to help Elizabethtown residents find safe, quality options like Elizabethtown sober living homes, peer-support homes, and recovery-friendly housing when appropriate.
Admissions can share vetted sober-living listings, nearby AA/NA meeting hubs, and county resources so you have practical next steps when you leave clinic programming.
We’ll also connect you with local outpatient supports, transportation suggestions, and community recovery groups to help prevent gaps in care in Hardin County.
Quick local resources for Hardin County and Elizabethtown residents:
Admissions can provide current meeting schedules, vetted sober-living listings, and transportation suggestions.
Many people from Elizabethtown choose Louisville Addiction Center because of our full continuum of care. Here’s how the treatment process usually works and how we help make it manageable:
Most clients drive, carpool with family or friends, or arrange rides with local transportation services; if travel is a barrier, bring the topic up during intake so admissions can help you weigh options. We also use telehealth for certain follow-ups and medication check-ins when clinically appropriate. Admissions will confirm which appointments can be done remotely.
Practical scheduling tips: cluster multiple visits on the same day, ask about evening IOP blocks or weekend intake slots, and request telehealth make-ups for missed in-person sessions when allowed. If you need help comparing local providers or lining up sober-living options closer to home, we can point you to vetted resources.
Admissions start with a confidential intake assessment that looks at substance use history, medical needs, mental health, social supports, and immediate safety concerns.
From that assessment, we recommend a level of care such as detox, Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), or Outpatient (OP) and build a written, measurable plan that includes therapy goals, session frequency, and any recommended medication management.
If medication-assisted treatment is clinically appropriate, the team will discuss options and how medication follow-up is scheduled (in-person or by telehealth). One of the advantages of our model is continuity: the same clinical team coordinates care as you move from higher to lower-intensity services, so progress stacks rather than resets.
Verify benefits: Call our admissions team or use the online insurance-verification form to confirm in-network coverage and out-of-pocket costs.
Major plans accepted: Admissions can explain accepted plans.
Self-pay & financing: Transparent self-pay options and payment plans are available — ask our team for details.
Placement timing: When clinically appropriate, we aim to arrange timely placement; same- or next-day admissions may be possible depending on medical need and bed availability.
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Get Family Support Now
We understand addiction affects the whole family. Our comprehensive family program helps rebuild trust and restore relationships.
Weekly Family Therapy Sessions
Educational Workshops
Support Groups
Communication Skills Training
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