Experience loving and supportive drug and alcohol addiction treatment for women at Isaiah House Women’s Treatment Centers. We have multiple women’s treatment facilities in Kentucky. We provide transportation to treatment when needed. Distance or lack of transportation to treatment should not be a reason to not apply.
We make the process of Admissions simple. Take the first step to call us at 859-375-9200. A member of our trained, professional staff will check your insurance coverage, discuss alternative payment options and eligibility for our program FREE of charge. All phone calls are private and confidential.
Isaiah House serves clients equally, without regard to race, creed, color, religion, or national origin.
Our women’s program offers a very distinctive, professional, and holistic approach to a wide variety of issues due to substance use disorder including addressing mental, legal, spiritual, physical, relational, financial, educational, and occupational.
We have four women’s centers located in Central Kentucky.
Lisa Walker Center – Harrodsburg, Ky
Isaiah House Women’s Center – Versailes, Ky
Isaiah House Women’s Center – Hustonville, Ky
Shelley Center – Harrodsburg, Ky
We accept Kentucky Medicaid for short-term treatment (up to 30 days) at No Cost to You.
We also accept KORE, commercial insurances, and self-pay.
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Casey’s Law provides a means of intervening with someone who is unable to recognize his or her need for treatment due to their impairment. This Kentucky law allows parents, relatives, and/or friends to petition the court for treatment on behalf of the person who is substance abuse impaired.
If you know someone who needs help, visit www.caseyslaw.org to review the process of Casey’s Law.
Casey’s Law training with Charlotte Wethington, Caseys’ mom
Admissions is available 24/7. Distance or lack of transportation to treatment should not be a reason to not apply. We provide transportation to treatment when needed.
The Kentucky Opioid Response Effort (KORE) has given Isaiah House an opportunity to provide treatment for opiate use disorder treatment at no cost to you. This is specifically if you are a Kentucky resident, have no means to pay and do not have health insurance.
