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State of Kentucky
Kentucky has a long history of alcohol abuse problems. More recently, heroin, meth and prescription pill addiction have increased the severity and the challenge of substance abuse in the state.

Fortunately, the Kentucky State legislature supports strong insurance parity laws, and mandates all insurance providers to offer treatment for substance abuse needs with equal funding to treatment for physical health needs (there are some small exceptions).

As a result, if you do have good private health insurance, you should be able to access a substantial sum for coverage for drug or alcohol rehab, and you may be entitled to a stay of care at one of the state's best drug and alcohol rehabs.

Even if you don’t have insurance though, there are still drug and alcohol rehabs that run very affordable or even free programs of care. No one in Kentucky needs to think that they cannot get needed drug or alcohol treatment for financial reasons.

Kentucky Helplines

Free help and advice for citizens of Kentucky

Kentucky Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse

  • Info line: 502-564-4456

Call this number to ask about your eligibility to for state funded drug or alcohol treatment. You may be eligible even if you do not currently qualify for Medicaid.

Kentucky Drug Rehabs & Alcohol Rehabilitation Programs

Kentucky residential drug and alcohol treatment facilities.
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Free or Affordable Drug & Alcohol Rehabs in Kentucky

If you lack comprehensive medical insurance, you can check out our directory of affordable or free rehab clinics in Kentucky.
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Kentucky Women's Drug Rehabs and Alcohol Treatment Centers

Women only residential drug and alcohol treatment facilities in Kentucky.
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Kentucky Christian Drug Rehabs and Alcohol Treatment Centers

Kentucky residential drug and alcohol rehabs using Christian recovery principles.
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