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All Together Recovery

Danville, KY
Accepting Patients as of 07/07/2025

All Together Recovery is a 50-bed residential substance use disorder (SUD) treatment center exclusively for men. The facility offers a structured, supportive environment and provides multiple levels of care in alignment with the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria. Treatment programs are tailored to meet individual needs and promote long-term recovery, focusing on physical, emotional, and mental health through evidence-based practices, peer support, and therapeutic interventions.

Populations Served

  • Age
    • Adult
  • Gender
    • Male
  • First Responders
  • Veterans/Military
  • Health Care Professionals
  • Teachers
  • Preferred Language
    • English
  • Disabled
    • Deaf or Hard of Hearing
    • Intellectual or other Developmental Disability
    • Other Mental Disability
  • Current Mental Health Diagnosis
  • Currently Receiving Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)
  • Correctional/Legal
    • Allows individuals with correctional history

Facility Brochure

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Service Types

Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Accreditation and Licensure

AODE

Treatment Types

Accepting Patients

Not Accepting Patients

  • Inpatient
    • Residential
      • Short Term
      • Long Term
      • Family
    • Withdrawal Management
      • Medical
      • Non-Medical
  • Outpatient
  • Intensive Outpatient
  • Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
    • Buprenorphine / Suboxone
    • Zubsolv
    • Vivitrol / Naltrexone
Treatment Services

  • Family Therapy
  • Case Management
  • Individual Therapy

Policies

Referral / Admission

Referral process
  • Intake Screening Policy It is the policy of All Together Recovery that the Intake Procedure is utilized to determine the appropriateness of admission. The organization will only provide admission for individuals who have needs that are appropriate for the level of care and treatment services provided by ATR. The intake screening process is conducted by Admissions Staff that have been appropriately trained on how to complete the screening process, and indicators that warrant additional information needed for admissions into ATR programming. Procedure All Together Recovery Admissions Staff provide information about services, answer questions to potential referral sources and/or clients, and collect pertinent clinical information to screen for appropriateness of admission to treatment. Individuals may present to All Together Recovery for direct admission, having been referred by a healthcare professional (physician, nurse, therapist, etc.), State Health Professional Programs, churches, pastors, employers, licensure boards, etc. If clients present directly to treatment at All Together Recovery facilities the intake screening process will be completed in person rather than over the phone. The following types of information are collected to begin the intake process: ● Identifying information. ● Types of substances used and patterns of use. ● Current withdrawal symptoms, and date of last use and amount used at that time. ● Current psychiatric status, prior diagnoses, and/ or any relevant medication/ treatment history. ● Current physical status, and ability to complete ADLS. ● Precipitating situations/factors prompting admission. ● Status of support systems and distress. ● Presence or absence of legal, vocational, financial, or other areas of functioning that might impact the individual’s participation in treatment. ● Medical history, including current and history of any chronic or acute medical conditions, medications, and ongoing treatments. ● Prescription medication list with doses and directions. ● Self-harm, SI/HI history and risk of current thoughts ● Trauma and abuse history. ● Criminal and legal history ● Referral source ● Insurance information ● Medicare/Medicaid status Every individual requesting admission to All Together Recovery services will first undergo an initial pre-screening with a member of the ATR Admissions Staff. The following indicators require further approval from clinical and or medical staff before progressing to the next stage of admission.
Admission criteria
  • Screening & Admission ASAM 1.E.2, 2.E.2 The Admission Staff will take screening calls 365 days a year, 24 hours a day with representatives working different shifts. ATR staff will work diligently to ensure appropriate documentation is completed for each call, so the entire team is able to provide follow-up information as necessary. A trained Admissions Staff Member screens all requests for service to determine if the potential client meets the admission criteria. In addition to screening the Admission Staff will explain intake procedures to potential clients, answer any questions about programming, and provide potential clients and their families with available resources. Admission Criteria: All clients are required to meet ASAM - PPC-2 criteria for Residential I level of care. Clients are placed in the appropriate treatment program based upon clinical recommendation. Clients are placed in ASAM level of care 3.5 and level of care 3.1 or referred to another provider for a more appropriate level of care. Basic Admission Criteria: ● The individual has a history of substance abuse and dependency. ● The individuals must be 18 years of age or older. ● The individual is stable and does not require medical detoxification, and/ or is not experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms. ● The individual is able to participate in programming consistently and does not have any existing needs that would impact the individual’s ability to complete basic ADL’s, and be actively involved in their treatment. ● All DSM/ ICD diagnosis must be listed in the individual’s chart. ● All 6 ASAM dimensional criteria must be documented in the individual’s chart. Psychiatric Admission Criteria: ● The individual must be psychiatrically stable, free of all suicidal/ homicidal ideations, and/or psychosis. ● If the individual has a history of psychiatric symptomatology it is currently stabilized with medication, and/or the individual is open to engaging in medication management services. ● The individual must be mentally stable enough to engage in programming, and free of symptomatology that would interfere with the treatment process, causing them the inability to engage and process the therapeutic value and gain of the program. Medical Admission Criteria: • Medical conditions that are terminal in nature, and would require more intensive hospitalization needs.

Tobacco Policy

Smoking allowed
Dipping not allowed
E cigarettes allowed
Smoking cessation products allowed
Smoking Cessation Aids Available at Facility

Medication Policies

Prescription Medication Policy Details
  • Client Medication Policy Clients are permitted to bring prescription medications prescribed by outside providers into treatment. Upon admission, medical staff will verify that all medications are in their appropriate, original containers and confirm the correct dosage and instructions. If any medication is listed on the All Together Recovery prohibited substance list, the medication will be safely stored by medical staff for the duration of the client's treatment. It will be returned upon discharge or as otherwise deemed appropriate by the treatment team.
Outside Prescriptions Allowed

Other Requirements / Policies

HIV Screening Offered

Payment and Amenities

  • Medicaid
    • Aetna
    • Anthem
    • Humana
    • Passport
    • WellCare
    • United Healthcare Community Plan
  • Private Insurance
  • Payment Plan
  • Sliding Scale Fee
  • Treatment Scholarship

Facility

Transportation

General Transportation Services

Additional Services & Programs

  • Employment Assistance
  • Housing Assistance
  • Peer Support / Peer Recovery Program
  • Social Services
  • Life Skills Development
  • Hepatitis Education
  • HIV/AIDS Education
  • Involuntary Treatment (Casey's Law)