LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Addiction recovery centers across Kentucky are facing new challenges after major budget cuts from companies that manage Medicaid.
Isaiah House, Kentucky’s largest non-profit addiction recovery organization, has spent the last few weeks making changes.
“Just trying to pivot, figure out a way to make it work so that these individuals don’t give up on their journey to sobriety,” said Isaiah House chief development officer Kara Ball.
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Providers across Kentucky are being forced to adapt after budget cuts from Managed Care Organizations (MCOs), which are large insurance companies that help oversee the state’s Medicaid services…