Our treatment centers adhere to the highest standards in the industry. Isaiah House has been a state-licensed Alcohol and Other Drug Entity (AODE) since 2010 and a state-licensed Behavioral Health Service Organization (BHSO) since 2014. In 2015, Isaiah House became one of the few treatment centers in the state of KY achieving national accreditation by Joint Commission. Joint Commission evaluates nearly 21,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States. It is the nation’s oldest, largest and most prestigious standards-setting and accrediting body in health and treatment care. This accreditation is the gold standard of quality service and provides assurance that our clients are receiving the highest level of performance and service.
We understand that addiction impacts every aspect of a person’s life and therefore our professional staff assist each client in every aspect of their life including the spiritual, physical, mental, emotional, legal, educational, financial and relational dimensions.
Long Term Residential – Isaiah House Main Campus
For those seeking more advanced treatment, we offer a longer period of time and services including:
Individual Counseling
Individualized Treatment Planning
Family Telephonic Consultation
Couples Counseling
Family Education
Psychological Testing
Legal/Financial Case Management
Drug and Alcohol Testing
Discharge/Relapse Prevention Planning
Job Skills Training
Leadership Development
College Courses on Site
Career Counseling
Group Counseling
Family Counseling
Crisis Counseling
Marriage Counseling
12 Step Program
Alcohol and Other Drug Education
Medical Evaluation/Monitoring
Health and Exercise Activities
Transportation
Full-time Employment
GED Classes on Site
Internship Opportunities
Discharge/Relapse Prevention Planning
Continuum of Care
As an additional level of care, our long term recovery program allows clients to return to the main campus for a monthly weekend visit. These additional weekend services are available for 3 consecutive months. This helps to ensure clients are solid in applying recovery tools before final discharge from the program. During this transitional phase the client receives:
Individualized Treatment Planning
Drug Testing
Encouragement via Therapeutic Community
Peer Support Services as Needed
Access to Individual Counseling as Needed
Review of Recovery Skills Application
Ongoing Support
Targeted Case Management Services as Needed
I was broken, lost, and unsure of the future. The Isaiah House restored me, gave me hope, and a complete lifestyle change. They educated me on issues beyond addiction, and taught me how to cope with life on life’s terms. It’s not easy, but they never claimed it would be. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but it’s possible if you want it. I wanted to be free again. The Isaiah House gave me the tools to do so. There is Hope, and we can live happy, fulfilled lives beyond addiction.
Kelly B.
What to bring:
- 10 changes of clothes
(No sleeveless shirts) - 4 pairs of shoes
(1 shoes, 1 sneakers, 1 boots, 1 shower shoes) - 10 pairs/ socks
- 10 pairs/ underwear
- Laundry basket
- Any prescribed medications (Non-narcotic)
- Insurance card (if applicable)
- Bible
- Up to $100 for personal items to be purchased after entry.
Please do not bring:
- Cell phones
- Pocket knives
- Bleach products
- Food or drinks
- Personal hygiene products (these will be provided)
- Electronics of any kind
- Expensive jewelry
- Playing cards
- Books or magazines
- Coat hangers
- Personal vehicles
Please seek prior approval before bringing anything else.
