Louisville Methadone Clinic and Opioid Treatment Center
Medically reviewed by Dr Sergio Huerta, MD on October 08, 2026.
Available 24/7 to take your call. Saturday dosing available. Call 502.515.0240 to schedule an appointment or ask a question.
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Methadone and Suboxone Treatment in Louisville, Kentucky
MedMark Treatment Centers in Louisville provides outpatient opioid treatment for people across Jefferson County. As a methadone and Suboxone clinic Louisville, KY residents can access, we build every plan around what the individual needs, supporting recovery from fentanyl, heroin, prescription opioids, and other opioid dependence.
Our clinic is on Poplar Level Road in the Okolona and Buechel area of South Louisville, with on-site parking and a TARC stop nearby. We open early and dose on Saturdays, so treatment fits around a shift instead of costing you your job.
Areas we serve: Louisville and the wider Jefferson County area, including Okolona, Buechel, Fern Creek, Highview, Newburg, and nearby counties in Kentucky and southern Indiana.
Medication-Assisted Treatment in Louisville
Methadone Treatment
Our medication-assisted treatment provides methadone, a full opioid agonist that reduces cravings and blocks the effects of other opioids without producing a euphoric high. We pair it with counseling and other care rather than offering it alone.
Early in treatment you’ll come in daily. As you stabilize, take-home doses may be earned based on your progress and program guidelines.
Buprenorphine and Suboxone Treatment
We also provide buprenorphine, a partial opioid agonist that may allow more flexible, alternate-day dosing once you’re stable. It reduces withdrawal and cravings, with a ceiling effect that lowers overdose risk when taken as prescribed, and it’s offered alongside counseling and support.
Weighing the two? Our guide to methadone versus buprenorphine explains how they differ, and your provider will help you decide.
Substance Use Counseling in Louisville
Individual Counseling
At MedMark Louisville, individual counseling helps you identify triggers, understand the link between how you feel and how you use, and repair relationships opioid use has strained. Your counselor helps you build coping skills and a relapse prevention plan you can actually follow.
Group Counseling
Group counseling offers a supportive setting to share experiences and pick up coping strategies, with the added value of not facing this alone.
Peer Support With Voices of Hope
Through our partnership with Voices of Hope, a nonprofit recovery organization, certified recovery coaches are on-site at MedMark Louisville Monday through Friday. They offer one-on-one peer support and lead SMART Recovery meetings.Â
Voices of Hope can also help with practical needs, including bus passes and assistance with housing or hotel stays. What you share with your coach stays confidential, with limited legal exceptions.
Support Services
At MedMark Louisville, we offer:
- Medical assessments and testing
- Case management services
- Coordinated care during pregnancy
- Education on opioid use disorder and relapse prevention
- Referrals to community resources
- Discharge planning and aftercare support
- Guest medication services if you’re visiting Louisville
Learn more about how our opioid addiction services support you as a whole person.
Visit MedMark Treatment Centers Louisville
- Medication hours
- Monday to Saturday, early morning. Closed Sunday and holidays.
- Operating hours
- Monday–Friday: 5:30 am–1:30 pm
- Saturday: 7:00 am to 9:00 am
- Sunday: Closed
- Getting here and parking
- On Poplar Level Road in South Louisville, easily reached from the Watterson Expressway, with free on-site parking. TARC serves Poplar Level Road.
- Payment options
- We accept Medicare, Kentucky Medicaid, and most private insurance. Self-pay options are available.
- Veterans may access care through the VA Community Care Network via Optum and TriWest, subject to prior authorization. Call to confirm your coverage.
4922 Poplar Level Rd, Louisville, KY 40219
Phone: 502.515.0240 | Fax: 502.434.5567
Kentucky Medicaid, Insurance, and What Treatment Costs
We accept Kentucky Medicaid, Medicare, and most commercial insurance. If you’re covered, your out-of-pocket cost is often lower than expected. If you’re not, self-pay options are available and our team can walk you through them.
Not sure what you have? Call with your card and we’ll check it for you. Not having insurance today doesn’t mean you can’t start treatment today.
What to Expect at Your First Visit in Louisville
Plan for around two to three hours. Your first visit includes:
- A welcome without judgment, ready to help wherever you are on your journey.
- A full evaluation of your medical history and current health, to build a personalized plan.
- An introduction to the program: medication, counseling, and other resources available.
- Your first dose, if appropriate based on your assessment.
Bring a valid photo ID and insurance card to speed up intake. Traveling from outside Jefferson County? Call ahead and we’ll suggest the best time to arrive.
You’ll come in daily at first while your dose is established. Your counselor meets with you regularly, and take-home doses can be earned over time, all decided together with you.
Insurance and Payment for Veterans
Veterans may qualify through the VA Community Care Network with prior authorization. Call to confirm your coverage and we’ll walk through what applies to your plan.
Contact Us Today to Get Started
If opioid use is affecting you or someone you love, reach out to MedMark Treatment Centers in Louisville. We’re here to support your first step toward recovery.
Call 502.515.0240 or send us a message. If you think someone is overdosing, call 911 immediately.
Why Choose Opioid Addiction Treatment at MedMark Louisville?
A supportive environment. We’re part of the Louisville community, creating a welcoming, nonjudgmental space for every patient.
Patient-focused care. Our experience with medication-assisted treatment lets us tailor services to each patient.
Insurance accepted. We accept a variety of plans and payment options to keep treatment accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions About Treatment in Louisville
What Are Your Dosing Hours?
Monday to Saturday, from early morning til around midday. Closed Sundays and holidays.
Do You Offer Saturday Dosing in Louisville?
Yes, early Saturday morning, which not every clinic in Louisville offers.
Do You Accept Kentucky Medicaid?
Yes, along with Medicare and most private insurance. Self-pay is also available. Call with your card and we’ll check your specific plan.
Where Is the Clinic and Where Do I Park?
At 4922 Poplar Level Road in South Louisville, with free on-site parking and easy access from the Watterson Expressway.
Can I Take the Bus to the Clinic?
Yes, TARC serves Poplar Level Road. Call and we’ll tell you the closest stop and best timing for dosing hours.
Can I Guest Dose While Visiting Louisville?
Yes, we see patients from out of state regularly. Call ahead with your home clinic details so we can arrange it before you arrive.
Can I Transfer My Care From Another Treatment Center to MedMark Louisville?
Yes. Our medical team coordinates with your previous provider so care continues without a gap.
How Do I Start Treatment at MedMark Treatment Centers Louisville?
Call or visit to schedule your first appointment, which includes a comprehensive evaluation so we can determine the right plan together.
What Should I Bring to My First Appointment?
A valid photo ID, your insurance card, and a list of current medications. Previous treatment records are useful if you have them.
How Long Does a Medication-Assisted Treatment Program Last?
It depends on your needs and recovery goals, from several months to more than a year. Our medical team works out the right length with you.
What Makes Your Program Different From Others in the Louisville Area?
Early and Saturday dosing, a personalized approach to medication-assisted treatment, and support that addresses both the physical and psychological effects of opioid use disorder.
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