Drug Rehab Centers in Lexington, Kentucky

The Ridge is a very pleasant place to learn to live again and love yourself! It helped me begin my new journey in life. Dr Greenlee is an excellent Dr and explains things where you understand what s going on in your mind.

Very safe and helpful environment

I am so incredibly grateful for my time at the Ridge! I want to clarify, though, that it wasn't the Ridge itself that helped me. It was solely 100% my group/recovery therapist, Amanda. There aren't any words I can type that could even begin to describe just how gifted and wonderful Amanda is as a therapist. As an adult in my 30s who has been battling many mental illnesses since childhood, I am no stranger to 1:1 therapy, group therapy, IOP, ect, and in all my years in & out of various treatments, I have NEVER met anyone like Amanda! Her approaches to therapy and recovery are so helpful for life outside of treatment. She provides lifelong skills and tools to help each and every patient to navigate and healthily cope with their symptoms in the "real world." Amanda is 100% empathetic and sincere to each and every one of her patients. She TAKES THE TIME to HEAR US, not just listen to us. And because she genuinely cares, she REMEMBERS what her patients tell here and she ALWAYS is willing to go above and beyond for any one of her patients. She has done so for me more than once and I have seen first hand her do the same for many others. I could attempt to write a novel-length review about my recovery in Amanda's group & it still won't do the actual experience any justice. Being a behavioral therapist was certainly Amanda's calling in life and I can never thank her enough for all she has done for me in the short 5 or 6 weeks I was in the program. And while I cannot speak for any of the drug rehab groups since I was only in a mental health group, I can at least assure you that every singe group is very welcoming, regardless. Any time I would pass by another classroom, I'd see groups working together in various ways, working on their treatment goals and everyone was always calm, respectful, and kind. Now I'm not saying that treatment and recovery at the Ridge is easy or one big, chill party to just pass time until graduation. It takes work. HARD work to recover and learn to implement all of the skills and tools provided at the Ridge. What you put in is truly what you get bac. With that being said, don't be afraid to vulnerable. Of course, way easier said than done, but I promise, you are safe at the Ridge. Especially safe if you are in Amanda's group. Staff will work with you to the absolute best of their abilities to provide you with the greatest care.My only major complaint that truly upsets and angers me is that The Ridge does not allow its group therapists to also provide 1:1 therapy for their patients (something that many other centers do allow). Meaning that, once a patient graduates group therapy, they must continue 1:1 therapy elsewhere, which sucks! I have yet to begin 1:1 therapy, because I don't believe I will find another therapist as wonderful as Amanda.The other issues you may encounter are it the financial department. They are a bit of a hot mess! During treatment, I was told everything was 100% covered, then told nothing at all was covered and I owed 100% of every bill, then as told I only owed the copays, and yet again told I owed 1000s so that part certainly needs improvement, but actual treatment is 5/5 stars, so don't fret any possible financial issues! They will eventually get sorted!THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING AMANDA! YOU HELPED SAVE MY LIFE!

Mostly good caring staff, hospital is dated!

I am currently a patient and had some early issues, but now I have no complaints. The nursing staff is amazing - so helpful. The kitchen is accommodating to special diets. Every room is private, so no roommates. Doctors keep you informed about your progress and respond quickly to concerns or requests.

The emergency room Doctor & Nurse's took good care of me. Thank you for caring! It's the only hospital that I will go to.