Crossroads Treatment Centers

About Crossroads Treatment Centers

Crossroads Treatment Centers in Ashland, Kentucky, is part of a network of outpatient clinics that use medication alongside counseling to help adults recover from opioid and alcohol use disorders. Founded in 2005 by psychiatrist Dr. Rupert McCormac IV, the organization now runs more than 100 centers across nine states. Their care rests on a simple principle of treating every patient with respect and empathy. Because treatment is outpatient, patients can keep working and stay close to family while they recover.

Each patient starts with a clinical assessment involving both a provider and a counselor or care coordinator, and that visit shapes an individualized treatment plan. Medication options include methadone and Suboxone, as well as the long-acting injectables SUBLOCADE and BRIXADI, which are given weekly or monthly. Medication is paired with counseling, peer support, contingency management, measurement-based care, and care coordination that connects patients with food, housing, transportation, and other community resources. In Kentucky, their Instant Intake option lets someone complete a virtual evaluation by phone, often on the same day, receive a prescription at a nearby pharmacy if appropriate, and schedule an in-person follow-up within a week. They accept Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, VA CCN, and most commercial plans, and they also offer self-pay options and may have grant funding available.