Methadone Clinics in Shelbyville, Kentucky

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Name	Address	City
Shelbyville Comprehensive Treatment Center	213 Midland Blvd	Shelbyville
CleanSlate Outpatient Addiction Medicine Louisville	210 E Gray St UNIT 803	Louisville
Landmark Recovery of Louisville	4112 Fern Valley Rd suite a	Louisville
Crossroads | Louisville	1700 Cargo Court	Louisville
Southern Indiana Comprehensive Treatment Center	7509 Charlestown Pike	Charlestown
Medication Oriented Recovery and Enhancement (MORE) Center	4500 Churchman Ave Suite 300	Louisville
Corner of Hope Recovery Center	1813 Standard Ave	Louisville
Compserv Health Resources Inc	101 N 7th St	Louisville
Nulease Medical Solutions	5722 Outer Loop	Louisville
Kentucky Recovery	501 Baxter Avenue Suite 125	Louisville
Praxis of Louisville by Landmark Recovery	4418 Malcolm Ave	Louisville
Louisville VA Medical Center	800 Zorn Ave	Louisville
Louisville Addiction Center	827 E Market St	Louisville
Spero Health – Suboxone and Vivitrol	1017 Dupont Road	Louisville
Medmark Treatment Centers – BayMark Health Servs of Kentucky Inc	4922 Poplar Level Road	Louisville
Center for Behavioral Health – Louisville	1402-A Browns Lane	Louisville
Seven Counties Services	600 S Preston St	Louisville
New Leaf Clinic	215 W Breckinridge St	Louisville
Care Center	3711 Bells Ln	Louisville
Cleanse Clinic Downtown	645 Roy Wilkins Ave	Louisville

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Shelbyville, the county seat of Shelby County, has a total area of 23.08 km². Its 2018 population of 16,246 means Shelbyville is not a big city, but that does not mean there are no people in the city who are experiencing opioid use disorder. Such people may consider contacting a medication-assisted treatment practitioner in any methadone clinic Shelbyville KY. Medication-assisted treatment practitioners assist people on their recovery journey by dispensing methadone to correct the effects of opioids. Usually, they encourage the program enrollees to participate in behavioral therapies to make sure that they recover both physically and psychologically. Methadone, the used drug, is safe and effective. It is approved by the Food and Drug Administration and it has been used successfully for the treatment of many similar cases. All methadone clinics in Kentucky are required to be certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Methadone, in a move to prevent diversion into the illicit market, is only available in methadone clinics. Program enrollees are required to inform the health provider about their full health history and indicate interest in undergoing maintenance after they have been informed about the possible side effects. Maintenance could last for about twelve months, or it could go on for years. In some cases, it could go on indefinitely.