Recovery Works Drug and Alcohol

Recovery Works Drug and Alcohol offers two levels of outpatient addiction treatment at its Georgetown, Kentucky location: Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP). These programs are built for people who are committed to long-term recovery and need more structure than weekly counseling, but whose circumstances — work, family, or personal preference — make residential treatment impractical or unnecessary.

PHP sits at the more intensive end of the outpatient spectrum, providing a higher daily time commitment and clinical support. IOP serves as a natural next step, allowing people to consolidate the work done in PHP while gradually reintegrating into everyday life. Together, these two tracks form a recovery pathway that can meet a person where they are and evolve alongside them.

Recovery Works Georgetown addresses a broad range of substance use and co-occurring disorders. The center treats alcohol use disorders, opioid addiction, fentanyl addiction, cocaine addiction, meth addiction, benzo addiction, Adderall addiction, and prescription drug abuse — conditions that frequently overlap and require coordinated, sustained treatment rather than a single intervention.

Co-occurring disorders are also addressed within the program, recognizing that many people in recovery are managing mental health challenges alongside substance use. This scope of treatment makes Recovery Works a relevant option for individuals and families navigating some of the more complex presentations of addiction seen across Kentucky today.

Situated at 3109 Cincinnati Rd in Georgetown, Recovery Works Drug and Alcohol is positioned to serve residents of Scott County and the broader central Kentucky area looking for structured outpatient substance abuse treatment. The center's 24-hour, seven-day operating schedule sets it apart from many outpatient programs that operate on limited weekday hours, making it more reachable for people with variable schedules or those navigating early recovery when timing can matter.

For families supporting a loved one through recovery, the center's connection to the Pinnacle Treatment Centers network means admissions and care coordination can be reached directly via phone at (502) 570-9313 or by email at [email protected]. Having a consistent, accessible point of contact is a practical asset for families trying to help someone take the next step.

For many people, recovery is not a single event but an ongoing process that requires different levels of support at different times. Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient programs serve a critical role in that arc — providing structure and accountability during the months when the risk of relapse is still high, while building toward greater independence over time.

Recovery Works Georgetown is designed for people who are serious about that process. Whether someone is coming directly from a residential treatment stay, returning to treatment after a relapse, or choosing outpatient as their primary level of care, the IOP and PHP tracks available here offer a concrete, community-grounded option in Scott County for the work of long-term recovery.