Our new transitional home in Lexington on Tate’s Creek Rd. is open and is accepting applications. This is a safe, sober living environment for men who are currently using medication-assisted treatment and have completed at least a 30 day residential or outpatient program. To apply, call our admissions team at 859-375-9200. It’s accessible to public
The cost of treatment can sometimes be a barrier for those seeking help with opioid addiction, but through Kentucky’s Opioid Response Effort (KORE), those in need have a new option, as funds are available for individuals without insurance seeking residential treatment for an opioid use disorder. Kentucky residents who have an income not exceeding 150
Isaiah House lost an amazing part of our family and team today! It is with a heavy heart with great sadness for us and yet, great joy for him that we announce the passing of Neal “Banjo Man” James. Neal was an amazing man who had an amazing ability and talent to reach those most
We are now accepting applications for admission to our new women’s center in Harrodsburg, KY. For more information, please call our Admissions Department at 859-375-9200. New women’s treatment center to open in Harrodsburg
Germaine Dunn experienced a lifetime dream last night when a piece of his art work was exhibited at the New Year New Art Exhibit at the Community Arts Center in Danville. Germaine is a graduate of our long-term program. His journey of recovery began April 3, 2017. Today he has full custody of his son, is
Celebrate Recovery taught at Isaiah House by Jason Gabhart on Monday nights.
The guys from Patricia’s Place went to Perfect North Slopes for snow tubing today.
Isaiah House Treatment Center received an early Christmas present Thursday afternoon when an anonymous supporter made a very generous donation to the program. According to Mike Cox, president of Isaiah House, the donor confirmed that a gift of $80,000 had been approved to help Isaiah House with two ongoing projects. The money will be divided
Isaiah House Treatment Center partners with USDA/Rural Development to put skills into the hands of those that need it most Wednesday was a day of transition for the Chaplin community. A business that has been serving Nelson and surrounding counties with their construction needs for 35 years changed hands to an organization that has been
We had a special visitor today. Kentucky’s Public Health Commissioner, Dr. Jeff Howard toured our Jake Kuertz Center and Greg Bowen Center at our Chaplin campus. It was great to have him visit!
