Structured Intensive Outpatient treatment with in-person and virtual options.
Morning and afternoon sessions available across Kentucky. Department Approved.
CommonHealth Recovery offers Kentucky’s most flexible Intensive Outpatient Program with both virtual and in-person options. Attend from anywhere in Kentucky via secure telehealth or join us at our Frankfort clinic. Morning and afternoon sessions available Monday through Thursday.
Get the intensive treatment you need while maintaining work, school, and family commitments. Start your recovery today with immediate enrollment available.
Now Accepting Virtual IOP Clients Statewide
Medicare, Medicaid, and all major insurance accepted. Sliding scale fees available. No waitlist – begin treatment this week.
An Intensive Outpatient Program provides structured addiction and mental health treatment while allowing you to live at home and maintain daily responsibilities. IOP bridges the gap between inpatient care and weekly therapy, offering 9-12 hours of treatment per week through group therapy, individual counseling, and educational sessions.
CommonHealth Recovery’s IOP meets Monday through Thursday, with both morning (9:00 AM – 12:00 PM) and afternoon (1:00 PM – 4:00 PM) sessions available. Choose between in-person attendance at our Frankfort clinic or joining virtually from anywhere in Kentucky.
Key Program Features:
Our virtual IOP delivers the same comprehensive care as in-person treatment through secure, HIPAA-compliant video sessions. Join group therapy, meet with counselors, and connect with peers from the comfort and privacy of your home.
Virtual IOP Benefits:
Technology Requirements:
Clients can switch between virtual and in-person attendance as needed, providing maximum flexibility for changing schedules or circumstances.
Clients should expect to join group either in-person or virtual for 9-12 hours per week in a structured treatment setting. Individual and additional group therapy may be discussed based on individualized treatment needs.
Many people with opioid use disorder also struggle with depression, anxiety, or trauma. Our psychiatric team provides comprehensive mental health assessment and medication management for co-occurring conditions. We use trauma-informed therapy approaches and offer ongoing psychiatric support to help you work through underlying issues that may have contributed to substance use. By addressing mental health alongside addiction, we help you build a stronger foundation for recovery.
Addiction doesn’t just affect individuals—it impacts entire families. We offer family education sessions to help your loved ones understand addiction and recovery, along with communication workshops that teach healthier ways to interact. Our healing relationship counseling addresses the damage that addiction may have caused, and we provide support groups where family members can connect with others facing similar challenges. When families heal together, everyone’s recovery becomes stronger.
Your journey begins with a confidential phone call to our admissions team at (502) 661-1444. We’ll discuss your situation, verify your insurance benefits, and schedule your initial appointment – often within 24-48 hours.
Meet with our clinical team (virtually or in-person) for detailed evaluation and treatment planning.
Start attending groups immediately – most clients begin within 48 hours of initial contact.
Regular progress reviews, treatment plan adjustments, and discharge planning throughout your stay.
CommonHealth Recovery is a Kentucky Department of Corrections (DOC) approved provider, meaning successful completion of our IOP may qualify for Program Good Time Credit (PGTC) to reduce sentence time for eligible participants on probation, parole, or MRS supervision. Our evidence-based ASAM Level 2.1 program follows SAMHSA curriculum standards and maintains strict attendance requirements with no excused absences allowed. Beyond addiction treatment, we provide comprehensive case management services to address housing, employment, transportation, and other life stability needs that support lasting recovery.
If you are currently being supervised on: Misdemeanant cases, pretrial Diversion, Probation, Parole, MRS tell your counselor so we can discuss sharing your completion with DOC.
*PGTC may be awarded at the discretion of the Judge involved in my case
Yes, our morning and afternoon schedules are designed to accommodate work. Many clients attend morning sessions before work or afternoon sessions after. Virtual attendance provides additional flexibility.
Most clients complete IOP in 12 weeks, though some benefit from extended care. Treatment length depends on individual progress and clinical recommendations.
Absolutely. Clients can attend virtually or in-person based on daily needs. This hybrid flexibility helps maintain consistent attendance.
Research shows virtual IOP produces equivalent outcomes to in-person treatment. Some clients actually prefer the convenience and privacy of virtual sessions.
Relapse doesn’t mean failure. We adjust treatment plans, potentially increase session frequency, and provide additional support without judgment.
No. Drug testing is only allowable in our Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) program. Client’s who participate only in our IOP program are not drug tested.
