Holistic Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program

Our program focuses on creating a culture of compassion, dignity and accountability where our clients can develop skills necessary for a life of recovery.

Accredited by Organizations That Matter

ARC treatment centers and outpatient clinics meet the high standards of clinical excellence set by the most respected organizations in the industry.

• CARF Accreditation: This accreditation signals our commitment to continually improving services, encouraging feedback, and serving the community.
• NAATP Membership: This membership indicates our adherence to the NAATP code of Ethics, and our commitment to excellence in our recovery services.
• AIS Accreditation: Our AIS (Association of Intervention Specialists) membership indicates our commitment to professional and compassionate intervention.
• Kentucky Licensed: We’re licensed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky as a drug and alcohol treatment center.

Our Treatment Phases

Guided by Christian principles and focused on treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—we’ve built a three-phase program that prepares you for long-term recovery.

Our program is designed to take you from detox all the way through completing an internship with ARC. Each client begins with our foundational phase 1 program and may progress to additional phases. 

Phase 1: Detox and Residential Treatment

30 to 60 days (length varies depending on client needs)

In phase one we focus on 1) getting the substance(s) out of your system, 2) helping you understand how your addiction has affected your mind, body and spirit, and 3) developing a personalized recovery plan. 

Phase 1 Includes:

• Supervised Detox
• One-on-One and Group Counseling
• 24/7 Addiction Specialist Support
• A Personalized Treatment Plan
• Spiritual Mentoring
• AA, NA and Celebrate Recovery Meetings

Phase 2: Sober Living

30 to 60 Days (length varies depending on client needs)

Phase two starts your transition for practicing recovery by focusing on peer support and giving practical tools and assistance to get back into work and school (e.g. paying bills, finding housing).

Phase 2 Includes:

• Intensive Outpatient Care
• Personalized Case Management
• Continued Spiritual Mentoring
• Continued One-on-One and Group Counseling
• Peer Support in a Sober Living Environment
• AA, NA, and Celebrate Recovery Meetings

Phase 3: Internship, Education and Employment

6 to 9 Months (length varies depending on the type of schooling and internship)

During the final phase of treatment, we provide an opportunity for you to build life skills through participating in our internship program and peer support academy in conjunction with Sullivan University.

Upon completing your internship, you will receive a certificate in Health and Human Services from Sullivan University that can be rolled into Sullivan’s 2-year associate or 4-year bachelor’s program in Health and Human Services.

Phase 3 Includes:

• Progress Towards an Associate's Degree (through Sullivan University)
• Internship at ARC Centers
• Continued Rehabilitation and Counseling
• CPR and First Aid Training
• Employment at ARC

Getting Started

To start our admissions process, just give us a call at (606) 638-0938. One of our experience admissions coordinators will talk you through the process.

We'll begin by helping you by verifying your insurance, answer your questions, and figure out transportation to one of our centers. Then, we'll figure out a good start date to begin your recovery journey.

Here are our inpatient Addiction rehabiltation centers:

Karen's Place

Beth's Blessing

Belle Grove Springs

Lake Hills Oasis

Sanibel House

Lydia's House

May Hill

Hazel Hills Residential Crisis Center

Crown Recovery Center

 

Learn more about our treatment centers

• Women's Centers: Karen's Place and Beth's Blessing
• Men's Centers: Belle Grove Srpings and Lake Hills Oasis

Common Questions

Will my insurance cover the cost of the program?

We accept Kentucky Medicaid plans and are in network with

• WellCare
• Aetna Better Health of Kentucky
• Passport Health Plan
• Humana

What should I bring with me to rehab?

Bring your casual clothes and basic toiletries. You'll be able to do laundry here, so we recommend a week or two's worth of clothing. Linens and towels are provided and laundered on a regular basis.

See list of items to bring for Men or Women

Can my family visit during recovery?

We set aside every Saturday as family day. This is a time when your family and loved ones can come visit and attend counseling sessions with you (family counseling sessions must be scheduled ahead of time).  

How does detox work at ARC?

We conduct on-site, non-medical detox. The formal detox process usually takes anywhere between 3 to 7 days at the beginning of phase one. Licensed professionals will work with you through the entire detox process and provide 24/7 support. For those who require medical detox (e.g. if you’re struggling with substances like alcohol or benzodiazepines), we work with nearby hospitals who will help you during the detox process.