Intensive outpatient, Partial hospitalization, Residential, Hospital inpatient or Sober living or halfway house in Kentucky
226 facilities in 95 cities match. 411 facilities in Kentucky in all.
- Outpatient370
- Intensive outpatient178
- Partial hospitalization0
- Residential71
- Hospital inpatient12
- Detox54
- Opioid treatment program30
- Sober living or halfway house35
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Kentucky
95 cities, alphabetical. 49 have a single facility.
- Albany1
- Ashcamp1
- Ashland7
- Barbourville2
- Bardstown2
- Beattyville2
- Bowling Green5
- Burlington1
- Calhoun1
- Campbellsville1
- Campton3
- Carrollton2
- Central City2
- Chaplin2
- Clarkson1
- Corbin4
- Covington5
- Cynthiana1
- Elizabethtown7
- Emmalena2
- Falmouth1
- Flemingsburg2
- Florence1
- Fort Mitchell2
- Fort Thomas1
- Frankfort1
- Georgetown1
- Glasgow2
- Grayson2
- Greenup1
- Greenville1
- Hagerhill1
- Hardinsburg1
- Harlan3
- Hazard6
- Henderson1
- Hindman2
- Hopkinsville5
- Hyden1
- Inez1
- Jackson2
- Kirksey1
- Lancaster2
- Leitchfield2
- Lexington23
- London8
- Louisa2
- Louisville15
- Mammoth Cave1
- Manchester1
- Mayfield2
- Mayking1
- Maysville2
- McKee1
- Middlesboro2
- Monticello1
- Morehead8
- Morgantown1
- Mount Sterling3
- Mount Vernon1
- Murray2
- Neon1
- Newport1
- Nicholasville3
- Olive Hill4
- Oneida1
- Owensboro4
- Owenton1
- Owingsville1
- Paducah4
- Paintsville1
- Paris2
- Pikeville2
- Pineville2
- Pittsburg1
- Prestonsburg5
- Radcliff1
- Richmond2
- Rush1
- Saint Catharine3
- Salyersville1
- Scottsville1
- Shepherdsville1
- Somerset1
- South Shore1
- Stanton1
- Vanceburg1
- Versailles1
- Warsaw1
- Whitesburg2
- Whitley City1
- Williamsburg1
- Williamstown1
- Willisburg1
- Winchester2
Types of care
- Detox in Kentucky54
- Inpatient and residential in Kentucky83
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Kentucky178
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Kentucky0
- Outpatient in Kentucky370
- Opioid treatment programs in Kentucky30
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Kentucky publishes its own list of licensed providers.