2nd Chance Lexington

Founded in 2012 by three physicians, this central Kentucky clinic provides outpatient care for people with substance use disorders. Services include one-on-one counseling, group counseling, physician appointments, and case management.

Medication-assisted treatment is one more option the clinic provides for people who qualify. Under MAT, a clinician meets the patient at scheduled medical appointments, checks on their progress, and revises the care plan. The medications chosen are meant to relieve withdrawal discomfort and reduce cravings. If you want to learn whether this Lexington center accepts Medicaid or private insurance, the helpline can help you check coverage before committing to anything.

Programs at 2nd Chance Lexington

2nd Chance centers its work on outpatient services, built around three main pieces: individual counseling, group therapy, and medication-assisted treatment. During one-on-one sessions, people get a private space to sort through their own challenges and needs. Weekly group meetings take up subjects like preventing relapse, chemical dependency, parenting, domestic violence, and anger management. If you are not sure which level of care fits, a call to the helpline lets you weigh outpatient options in Lexington and throughout Kentucky.

The center uses several approaches together, and staff say that combining them can improve the chances of staying sober over time. If you need a residential setting or detox, the helpline can help you find SAMHSA listed Kentucky facilities offering those levels of care.

Who this Lexington program serves

• Men and women who live with other substance use or alcohol use disorder disorders
• People who need structured outpatient care rather than 24-hour residential support
• Individuals seeking medication assisted care for alcohol or opioid use
• Those who want individual counseling alongside weekly group sessions
• People who need case management to connect with community resources

Setting and program length in Lexington

At 2nd Chance, services are offered in English, and a typical program lasts 30 days. The center operates as an outpatient clinic, so people attend appointments and groups rather than staying overnight. If you need a residential setting or detox, the hotline can assist you to find SAMHSA listed Kentucky facilities offering those levels of care.

Paying for treatment for 2nd Chance

At 2nd Chance, cash payment rates are named as a payment method. Insurance coverage does not appear in the listing, so reach out to the center directly to confirm your plan and any out-of-pocket costs. To learn whether this Lexington center accepts Medicaid or private insurance, ask the helpline to help you check coverage before committing.

Things to ask before you enroll

• What is the exact schedule for outpatient groups and individual sessions?
• Will the center take my Medicaid or insurance, and what out-of-pocket costs will I face?
• How does the center decide who is eligible for medication-assisted treatment?
• What should I do if I require a more intensive service, like detox or residential care?
• How does case management connect me with community services after the 30-day program?