The Jake Kuertz and Greg Bowen Centers, located on Isaiah House’s Chaplin, Kentucky campus, are dedicated 16-bed Medicaid facilities for men seeking recovery from substance use. As a faith-based organization, Isaiah House integrates evidence-based treatment with Christian spiritual guidance to support lasting recovery. Heal in a Supportive Community Treatment includes group therapy, individual counseling, discussion groups, and educational classes, all designed to foster a safe and supportive healing environment. Clients also benefit from Celebrate Recovery groups, spiritual guidance, and church services at local congregations. The centers feature a gym, exercise room, dining area, classrooms, and offices. Dormitories are equipped with comfortable seating, flat-screen TVs, and recreational items to encourage relaxation and well-being. Continuing Care for Long-Term Recovery Upon completing the short-term residential program, clients can transition to Isaiah House’s main campus for continued care. This next phase includes education, job skills training, employment assistance, and other supportive services—helping individuals not only overcome substance use but also build a strong foundation for lifelong success.
