
Our mission
To provide the utmost treatment and care to our clients while they learn the skills needed to live a self-directed life, without the use of alcohol and drugs.

Our men and women's addiction treatment center in West Liberty, Kentucky provides short- and long-term men’s residential care, along with separate IOP and outpatient programs for men and women. Let’s travel together on your road to recovery!
Contact UsA structured, supportive environment where clients build a foundation for lasting recovery through evidence-based care, peer accountability, and practical life skills. As a CARF-accredited, ADOE-approved and Kentucky DOC-approved drug rehab in Kentucky, we serve men and women from West Liberty, Morgan County and across the region.
ADOE, CARF and BHSO accredited, and a DOC approved facility.
Passport, Anthem, Humana, WellCare and Aetna Medicaid. We work with you to keep quality care affordable.
Licensed professionals and peer support specialists dedicated to improving the lives of those we serve.

To provide the utmost treatment and care to our clients while they learn the skills needed to live a self-directed life, without the use of alcohol and drugs.

To bring hope to individuals, families and communities. Our team of professionals is dedicated to improving the lives of those we serve.
Take a look inside our West Liberty campus — the space where treatment, structure and community come together.
Welcome to New Vision Recovery Center at 1390 W Main Street in West Liberty, Kentucky.
This is our main campus, where men and women come for residential and outpatient addiction treatment. The front entrance opens into our intake and admissions area, where every client is welcomed, assessed and matched to the right level of care — short-term residential, long-term residential, intensive outpatient or outpatient.
Inside, you'll see our group rooms. This is where clinical programming happens: individual and group counseling, relapse-prevention work, trauma-informed sessions and peer support meetings led by our licensed professionals and peer support specialists.
Our living quarters are structured, clean and sober by design. Clients keep a daily routine — recovery work, education, life skills, chores and community time — because structure is a large part of what makes recovery stick.
We also use shared spaces for education and life-skills classes: GED support, employment readiness, budgeting, parenting and healthy living. Court- and DOC-approved programming is delivered here as well, and we report progress directly to referring courts and probation and parole.
Outside, our grounds give clients room to breathe, meet with family on visitation days, and take part in community events across Morgan County.
New Vision Recovery Center is CARF-accredited and an official Angel Initiative provider with the Kentucky State Police. If you or someone you love needs help, call 606-743-2107 — someone is available to talk with you today.
Walk into any KSP post and ask for help. There are no charges and no jail — just treatment. As a partner provider, we accept referrals directly and begin placement the same day whenever a bed is open.
No charges, no jail
Ask for help at any Kentucky State Police post and you will be connected to treatment, not prosecuted.
Direct placement
We coordinate with troopers and case workers so there is no gap between asking and admission.
Guided from day one
Experienced professionals and peer support walk with you through every step of the process.
Our residents, our team, and the community events that keep recovery visible in West Liberty.

West Liberty Recovery Meetings
NA · Celebrate Recovery · AA

Community outreach day
Morgan County

Recovery resource table
Local school event

Community tent event
West Liberty, KY

Our team
Created with a purpose

This is what recovery looks like
Sober & thriving

We do recover
Never give up

The residence
1390 W Main Street
Honest answers about admissions, what to expect, insurance, and life after treatment at our West Liberty, Kentucky center.
Yes. We are a men and women's addiction treatment center in West Liberty, Kentucky. Our men's program offers inpatient/residential, intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient care, while our women's program offers intensive outpatient and outpatient care. Men's and women's groups are held separately.
For men: short-term inpatient treatment, long-term residential housing, intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient (OP) care. For women: intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient care only — inpatient and residential treatment are offered in the men's program only.
No. Inpatient treatment and residential housing are part of our men's program only. Women are served through our women's intensive outpatient program and outpatient services, which allow a woman to live at home while keeping up work, school or childcare.
Call us 24/7 at 606-743-2107 or fill out the contact form on this page. Our intake team will conduct a brief screening, verify insurance or funding, and schedule an admission date. Court and DOC referrals are accepted directly.
After intake and assessment, clients settle into a structured daily schedule that includes group counseling, individual sessions, peer support, education, life skills, and community activities. Our residence is clean, sober, and designed to support recovery.
Bring personal identification, insurance information, comfortable clothing, toiletries, and any prescribed medications in original packaging. Our intake team will provide a full packing list and explain what items are not permitted on campus.
We accept Passport, Anthem, Humana, WellCare, Aetna Better Health of Kentucky, and other Medicaid plans. We also work with self-pay and private arrangements. Our team can verify benefits and explain any out-of-pocket costs before admission.
Yes. We are a Kentucky DOC-approved and ADOE-approved facility. We report progress directly to courts, probation and parole, and we offer court- and DOC-approved programming required for court-ordered referrals.
Family contact is encouraged when clinically appropriate. We schedule visitation and phone calls according to each client's treatment plan, and we offer guidance to help families support their loved one's recovery.
Every client receives a discharge and aftercare plan that may include outpatient follow-up, peer support, recovery meetings, employment assistance, and connections to community resources in Morgan County and beyond.
Still have questions? Our intake team is available 24/7.
Call 606-743-2107Questions about admission, insurance or a court referral? Send a message and our intake team will follow up promptly.
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