Louisville, KY • Statewide Telehealth
Healing starts here. Recovery is possible.
Phoenix Place helps adults in Kentucky heal, recover, and rebuild through holistic and evidence-based mental health and substance use treatment, re-entry support, and whole-person care.
Our Mission
We provide a safe, supportive environment where individuals can strengthen stability, develop life skills, and move toward long-term wellness.
Services
Behavioral Health Meets Transitional Living
Phoenix Place offers a continuum of care designed for those who are rebuilding life after mental health crises, substance abuse or incarceration. We combine structured evidence-based behavioral health services, peer support, and case management with transitional housing helping clients heal holistically, and move toward independent living.
Transitional Living Program
Safe, structured housing for up to 37 residents, with clear guidelines, group schedules, and individualized support to help clients rebuild routines and prepare for independent housing.
Clinical Services
- IOP
- Mental Health Groups
- Individual Counseling
- Drug Counseling
- Case Management
- Peer Support Services
- Community Support Services
Benefits
Why referral partners and clients choose Phoenix Place
We exist to bridge the gap between crisis and stability. Phoenix Place was designed to reduce barriers associated with mental health, substance use disorder and re-entry. We understand the realities of addiction, homelessness, and incarceration—and what it takes to change the story.
Harm reduction, dignity, and autonomy
We operate from a harm reduction philosophy that respects client choice while promoting safety, accountability, and progress.
Strong community partnerships
We collaborate with hospitals, jails, treatment centers, and local agencies to ensure continuity of care and more options for every client.
About Us
About Phoenix Place
Phoenix Place is based in Louisville, Kentucky, we serve those who are navigating substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and re-entry from jail or prison. Our team combines clinical expertise, lived experience, and deep community partnerships to help clients stabilize, reconnect with their purpose, and build a future they can sustain.
Contact Us
Ready to refer a client or learn more about our program? Reach out to our team and we'll walk you through the referral, intake, and housing process step by step.
FAQ
Here are answers to common questions from referral partners, families, and prospective clients. If you don't see your question here, contact us and we'll be glad to help.
Phoenix Place serves adults age 21 and older who are experiencing substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and/or re-entry from jail or prison. Most of our clients are referred by hospitals, jails, treatment programs, or community agencies. Clients must be able to live in a group setting and participate in programming. We primarily serve individuals with Kentucky Medicaid and can help connect uninsured clients to coverage when possible.
Referrals typically come from case managers, social workers, probation/parole officers, or other professionals. After an initial phone call to our office, we complete a pre-screen, verify insurance, and determine program fit. If accepted, we provide a bed letter when needed, schedule intake within 48 hours when possible, and complete a full clinical assessment and orientation on arrival.
Residents receive a combination of transitional housing, behavioral health services, peer support, and case management. This may include individual and group therapy, intensive outpatient programming (IOP), life skills coaching, and support with benefits, employment, and long-term housing. Each client has an individualized treatment plan with clear goals, responsibilities, and discharge criteria.
The average length of stay is around six months, though it varies based on clinical need, progress toward goals, and housing options. We complete regular reviews of each client's progress and update treatment and discharge plans accordingly. Our goal is always safe, sustainable transition to the next level of care or independent living.