Groups Recover Together

About Groups Recover Together

Groups Recover Together in Crawfordsville, Indiana, is an outpatient program for people struggling with opioid addiction, part of a national network that began in 2014 and now runs more than 120 offices. Their model pairs Suboxone with weekly group therapy and practical help rebuilding daily life, all delivered without judgment when someone slips. New members can often start medication and join a group within a business day, which spares them the weeks-long waits common elsewhere. They accept Medicaid, Medicare, and many commercial plans, and they offer discounted self-pay rates for people without insurance.

Getting started involves virtual meetings with a licensed counselor or Recovery Consultant and a physician, who reviews medical history and sets a Suboxone dose to curb cravings, with comfort medications available to ease withdrawal. From there, members attend one hour of counselor-led group therapy each week, either at the local office or through the Groups app, with evening and weekend times available. Weekly urine screens are part of care, but results stay confidential and a positive test leads to safety planning rather than punishment. Staff also help members tackle needs that affect recovery, such as applying for insurance, finding housing or work, and accessing food and transportation.