About AppleGate Recovery Louisville
AppleGate Recovery Louisville is an outpatient opioid treatment program in Louisville, Kentucky, offering medication assisted treatment for opioid use disorder alongside individual counseling, case management and cooccurring mental health support.
What sets it apart is a four-medication MAT menu that includes two extended release injectable buprenorphine options, plus on-site Hepatitis C treatment for eligible patients.
Which Opioid Treatment Medications Does AppleGate Recovery Louisville Offer?
AppleGate Recovery Louisville provides four distinct medications for opioid use disorder: Suboxone, Vivitrol and two extended-release injectable buprenorphine formulations, Brixadi and Sublocade.
The injectable options matter for patients who struggle with daily dosing or want to avoid carrying medication, since a single injection replaces a daily regimen.
This range means a patient is not locked into one approach at intake.
Someone who does not tolerate daily Suboxone can move to a monthly injection and someone seeking a non opioid antagonist path can pursue Vivitrol, all without changing clinics.
For prescription opioid, heroin or fentanyl dependence, that flexibility makes AppleGate Louisville a fit for people who have cycled through single medication programs elsewhere.
Hepatitis C Treatment and Integrated Care
Beyond opioid treatment, AppleGate Recovery Louisville offers Hepatitis C treatment with Epclusa to eligible patients after provider evaluation, a service rarely bundled into an outpatient MAT clinic.
Paired with psychiatric medication management for conditions like anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder and ADHD, this lets patients address interconnected medical and mental health needs in one place rather than juggling separate providers.
Reviewers consistently describe staff who "have your back" and a center that "values their overall wellbeing" reflecting the clinic's coordinated, case managed approach.
Located in Louisville's east end near Shelbyville Road, the clinic accepts Medicare, Medicaid, most major insurance plans and self-pay.
Reach out to confirm which medication and coverage options fit your situation.
