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About ARC Counseling Centers Lydias House
Lydia’s House is part of Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), a Kentucky-based network of residential and outpatient addiction treatment programs. The Lydia’s House site at 3001 Taylor Springs Drive in Louisville functions as a residential center within ARC’s broader continuum, which spans medical detox, residential treatment, intensive outpatient, outpatient, and ARC Anywhere telehealth. The Louisville location complements ARC’s flagship Bellefonte campus in Russell, Kentucky and other residential sites across the state.
ARC’s clinical model integrates four pillars: clinical care, medical services, spiritual emphasis through 12-step and chaplaincy, and vocational pathways. The organization frames recovery as a journey ‘from crisis to career’ and reports that roughly half of its employees are in recovery themselves, with about a third having completed ARC’s own treatment program. That lived-experience workforce is woven into peer support, mentorship, and vocational training that helps residents transition from acute care into sustainable employment.
Residents at Lydia’s House receive evidence-based clinical care for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Medication-assisted treatment is available through the broader ARC network, as is access to Bellefonte’s psychiatric hospital and detox unit when stepped care is needed. Clinical leadership across the organization includes Chris Jude, DO, Associate Medical Director for Rural Health, and Arun Kaithi, MD, Medical Director for the Bellefonte Hospital and Recovery Center, both of whom provide medical oversight to ARC’s residential sites.
Lydia’s House is CARF accredited and accepts Kentucky Medicaid, Ohio Medicaid, and major private insurance plans including Aetna, Anthem, United Healthcare Community Plan, and WellCare. The Louisville site holds a 3.8-star Google rating across a small set of reviews. Prospective residents and families can call (502) 383-0940 to begin admissions or use ARC’s central network number for verification and referrals. Casey’s Law referrals, a Kentucky civil mechanism that enables families to petition for court-ordered substance use treatment, are also part of the admissions pathway.
- Residential medical detox with 24-hour supervision for safe withdrawal management
- Dual diagnosis treatment addressing both substance use and mental health disorders
- Medical oversight from experienced physicians specializing in addiction medicine
- CARF accreditation ensuring quality standards for detox programs
- Multiple insurance accepted including Kentucky and Ohio Medicaid plans