Medicaid, Private insurance, Government funding or Free, no payment accepted, Naltrexone in Kentucky
293 facilities in 110 cities match. 411 facilities in Kentucky in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Kentucky
110 cities, alphabetical. 61 have a single facility.
- Ashcamp1
- Ashland10
- Barbourville2
- Bardstown1
- Beattyville6
- Beaver Dam1
- Benton1
- Bowling Green9
- Brownsville1
- Burlington1
- Campbellsville1
- Campton8
- Carrollton1
- Central City1
- Chaplin2
- Clarkson1
- Columbia1
- Corbin3
- Covington5
- Cynthiana1
- Danville2
- Edmonton1
- Elizabethtown9
- Emmalena6
- Erlanger1
- Falmouth1
- Flemingsburg2
- Florence1
- Fort Knox1
- Fort Mitchell3
- Fort Thomas1
- Frankfort4
- Frenchburg1
- Georgetown2
- Glasgow2
- Grayson2
- Greenup1
- Greenville1
- Harlan1
- Hazard9
- Henderson2
- Hopkinsville7
- Hyden6
- Irvine1
- Jackson5
- Jamestown1
- Kirksey1
- La Grange1
- Lancaster2
- Lawrenceburg1
- Leitchfield2
- Lewisport1
- Lexington21
- London7
- Louisa3
- Louisville20
- Madisonville2
- Mammoth Cave1
- Manchester1
- Mayfield1
- Mayking1
- Maysville1
- McKee1
- Middlesboro3
- Monticello3
- Morehead8
- Morganfield1
- Morgantown2
- Mount Sterling3
- Mount Vernon1
- Munfordville1
- Murray2
- Neon1
- Newport1
- Nicholasville5
- Olive Hill4
- Oneida1
- Owensboro4
- Owenton1
- Owingsville1
- Paducah5
- Paris2
- Pikeville2
- Pineville2
- Pittsburg1
- Prestonsburg5
- Princeton1
- Providence1
- Richmond2
- Rush1
- Saint Catharine3
- Sandy Hook1
- Scottsville1
- Shelbyville2
- Shepherdsville1
- Somerset3
- South Shore1
- Stanford1
- Stanton1
- Taylorsville1
- Tompkinsville1
- Vanceburg1
- Versailles1
- Warsaw1
- West Liberty1
- Whitesburg6
- Williamsburg1
- Williamstown1
- Willisburg1
- Winchester3
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.