Treatment, one stage at a time.
Reclaim Recovery treats addiction and mental health together, for men. You start where you need the most structure and step down as you’re ready, from 25 hours a week to one group a week.
$0 with Kentucky Medicaid. No fees for treatment.
Four stages across your first year.
Each stage steps down from the one before. Case management and peer support stay with you the whole way.
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Stage 1 · PHP
Partial hospitalization
25 hours a week
Group therapy, a weekly individual session, and a nurse practitioner and RN nursing staff on hand. The average stay is 2–4 weeks.
PHP in detail -
Stage 2 · IOP
Intensive outpatient
12 hours a week, over 4 days · about 50 days
Group therapy, including holistic healing sessions, and individual therapy every other week.
IOP in detail -
Stage 3 · OP
Outpatient
1–2 hours a week
One group a week, with individual therapy every two weeks or monthly.
OP in detail -
Stage 4 · Community
Reclaim Recovery Community
Through your first year
As you step down from IOP to outpatient, you move into the Community, and care and support carry on. [CONFIRM what the Community includes]
The Community
Stage 1
Partial hospitalization (PHP)
25 hours of clinical services a week
- What happens
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- Structured group therapy
- One individual therapy session a week
- A nurse practitioner and RN nursing staff, who complete intake assessments and are there for ongoing clinical needs
- Case management and peer support
- A curriculum covering essential recovery topics, at a structured pace
- Typical length
- 2–4 weeks, on average
- Who it’s for
- Men who need the most structure: stabilizing after residential treatment, or coming straight from the community without needing detox first.
Need detox first? Reclaim doesn’t offer detox. We can refer you to local partners for safe medical detox before treatment starts.
Stage 2
Intensive outpatient (IOP)
12 hours of group therapy a week, over 4 days
- What happens
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- Group therapy 4 days a week, including holistic healing sessions
- Individual therapy every other week
- Case management and peer support
- A curriculum on where addiction comes from, managing cravings, recognizing triggers and preventing relapse
- Typical length
- About 50 days, on average
- Who it’s for
- Men stepping down from PHP or residential treatment, and men who need steady structure while keeping up with daily routines and responsibilities.
Stage 3
Outpatient (OP)
1–2 hours of group therapy, one day a week
- What happens
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- Group therapy one day a week
- Individual therapy every two weeks or monthly
- Case management and peer support
- Typical length
- Ongoing support, tailored to your needs. [CONFIRM a typical OP length]
- Who it’s for
- Men stepping down from IOP, carrying more of their own life while support stays in place.
Stage 4
Reclaim Recovery Community
Through your first year
- When it starts
- As you step down from IOP to outpatient, you move into the Reclaim Recovery Community. Care and support carry on throughout your recovery.
- What happens
- [CONFIRM what the Community includes, and how often it meets]
- Typical length
- Through the end of your first year
- Who it’s for
- Men moving from IOP into outpatient care.
Addiction and mental health, treated together.
Addiction can bring on mental health struggles like depression, anxiety and trauma. Here, both are treated together, with therapy, counseling and holistic methods.
- Individual and group therapy with licensed and certified clinicians: LCSW, LCADC, LPCA and CADC
- Coordination with your prescribing providers for medication management, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and serious mental illness (SMI) support, at every level of care
- Referrals to psychiatric specialists when needed
Your body is part of the plan.
Treatment here weighs the physical, emotional and spiritual sides of recovery in every decision, so care covers the whole person.
In IOP, the clinical groups include holistic healing sessions.
[CONFIRM] What fitness looks like at Reclaim: gym access, a weekly schedule, a partner gym or a coach? The blog mentions yoga, meditation, breathwork and fitness programs. Confirm which of these run today.
Questions about treatment
Where will I start?
Your intake assessment helps set the level that fits. Our nurse practitioner and RN nursing staff complete intake assessments.
You start where you need the most structure, then step down as you’re ready.
Do you offer detox?
No. If you need medical detox first, we can refer you to local partners for safe medical detox before you start treatment.
Can I keep working?
IOP and outpatient are flexible, so you can keep up with your daily routines and responsibilities while you attend.
PHP is the most structured level, at 25 hours a week. Ask admissions how the hours fit around your job.
What about MAT?
Every level of care coordinates with your prescribing providers for medication management. That includes medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and support for serious mental illness (SMI).
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required. You can call admissions yourself, and so can a family member.
Our intake staff can also complete the assessments that Medicaid or a court may require.
What does it cost?
With Kentucky Medicaid, there are no fees for treatment. Without it, admissions can help you apply for benefits, and there are flexible payment plans if you don’t qualify.
See admissions and insurance for the details.
Can my family help?
Yes. The family program runs monthly educational classes, with family therapy as needed, based on each client’s treatment plan.
How long does it last?
The program is built around a full year of care. Stays average 2–4 weeks in PHP and about 50 days in IOP.
Outpatient and the Reclaim Recovery Community then carry on through the rest of your first year.
Not sure where you’d start?
Admissions can talk it through with you and check your coverage on the phone.
Request a call back