Struggling With Opioid Use? You Deserve Care That Sees the Whole You

Comprehensive, judgment-free treatment for opioid dependence with same-day appointments.

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You Need Support That Actually Works

Maybe you've tried treatment before. Maybe this is your first time reaching out. Either way, you know you need help—but you also need treatment that fits your life, addresses all your needs, and treats you like the human being that you are. You shouldn't have to jump through hoops to get care. You shouldn't feel judged. And you shouldn't have to piece together your treatment from multiple places.



Recovery is possible—and we're here to walk with you every step of the way.

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All in One Place

Complete Care for Opioid Use Disorder

At Aim Behavioral Health, we’ve supported opioid dependence recovery since 2014, offering more than medication. Our program includes comprehensive support for your physical health, mental health, and real-world recovery challenges.


What makes our program different:


  • Physician-Led Expertise: Our program, led by Dr. Manish Parikh, board-certified in addiction medicine and psychiatry, addresses opioid dependence along with related issues like depression, anxiety, and trauma.


  • Fast Access to Care: We accept new patients and can typically see you the same day or within a couple of days. Monday through Thursday, we even accept walk-ins. When you're ready for help, we're ready for you.


  • Caring, Professional Team: Patients frequently share that they feel welcomed and respected here. Our staff, from front desk coordinators to counselors and medical providers, truly care about your success. This isn’t just a clinic where you're a number.


  • Everything Under One Roof: In-house lab work, counseling, case management, medication management, psychiatric care, and treatment for co-occurring medical issues like Hepatitis C.


  • Treatment Options That Fit Your Needs: We offer multiple medication options, including Suboxone (buprenorphine), Sublocade, Brixadi, and Vivitrol. Your treatment plan is tailored to what works best for you
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A Detailed Overview

Here's What to Expect

Getting Started: Fill out intake paperwork online before your visit. Most new patients can be seen the same day or within a couple of days.


Your First Appointment: You'll meet with a medical provider for evaluation and, if you qualify, receive your first prescription that same day. You'll also have blood work done in our in-house lab and meet with a case manager to coordinate support services.


Ongoing Care:  Individual counseling, regular medication management, comprehensive psychiatric evaluation
and treatment, and case management support to help you overcome barriers and build lasting recovery.


Additional Services Available:


  • Spravato treatment for treatment-resistant depression Pharmacogenetic testing (GeneSight) to optimize medication choices
  • Medical cannabis card evaluation (not covered by insurance per state law)
  • Smoking cessation support and medication
  • Rapid testing for flu, COVID, strep, and urinalysis
  • Hepatitis C testing and treatment
  • Treatment for some acute and chronic medical issues.
  • Connection to primary care if needed (we recommend maintaining a separate primary care provider for wellness checkups)
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It Starts With the Right Support

Recovery Looks Different for Everyone

Imagine waking up without the constant worry about where your next dose is coming from. Imagine feeling stable, clear-headed, and ready to rebuild your life. Imagine having a care team that knows you, supports you, and celebrates your progress. That's what recovery can look like. And that's what we help our patients achieve every day.

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WE'RE HERE TO SUPPORT YOU

You Don't Have to Do This Alone

Our team has helped hundreds of people in the Ashland area find lasting recovery from opioid dependence. Whether you're taking the first step or getting back on track after a setback, we're here to support you.


Insurance accepted: We accept all Kentucky Medicaid plans, most major commercial insurance, and Medicare. We'll help you understand your coverage.

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Achieving Positive Outcomes

Why Choose Aim Behavioral Health

  • Serving the Ashland community since 2014 with proven MAT program outcomes
  • Led by a physician board-certified in addiction medicine and psychiatry
  • Same-day and walk-in appointments available (Monday-Thursday)
  • Comprehensive psychiatric care for co-occurring mental health conditions
  • In-house lab, counseling, case management, and medical services
  • Friendly, professional staff dedicated to your success
  • All Kentucky Medicaid, most commercial insurance, and Medicare accepted
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Ready to Take the Next Step?

Whether you're struggling with depression, addiction, or other mental health concerns, you don't have to face it alone. Our team is here to help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Comprehensive Answers for Your Guidance

  • What is Suboxone and how does it work?

    AIM Behavioral Health has become a cornerstone for those seeking comprehensive support in the Tri-State Area, and for good reason. Our popularity stems from a deep commitment to providing exceptional behavioral health care. What sets us apart is our dedicated focus on understanding and treating disorders like ADHD, substance use, and more. Our behavioral health team is led by a board-certified psychiatrist with years of experience, specializing in personalized care. The cutting-edge QB test we utilize helps tailor individual treatment plans, ensuring each patient receives the precise behavioral health care they need. Additionally, our comfortable and spacious environment prioritizes patient comfort and privacy. With a mission to improve the quality of life for individuals through integrated behavioral health solutions, AIM Behavioral Health continues to stand out as a leader in the field. Experience our exceptional behavioral health care for yourself—contact us today to begin your journey towards wellness.

  • How long will I need to be on medication?

    Residents of the Tri-State Area seeking top-notch behavioral health support need look no further than AIM Behavioral Health. With our specialized services in addiction, ADHD, and other psychiatric challenges, we offer a comprehensive approach to mental wellness. Led by a board-certified psychiatrist, our team is committed to crafting personalized treatment plans. Discover exceptional behavioral health care today by contacting us for an appointment.

  • Can I work and drive while taking Suboxone?

    Yes. Once you're stabilized on your medication, most patients can work, drive, and carry out their

    normal daily activities safely. We'll discuss any precautions during your appointments.

  • What should I bring to my first appointment?

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  • Does insurance cover treatment?

    We accept all Kentucky Medicaid plans, some Ohio Medicaid plans, most major commercial insurance, and Medicare. If you have commercial insurance, we can provide information about your financial responsibility before your appointment. Call us with your insurance details and we'll verify your

    coverage.

  • Do you accept walk-in appointments?

    Yes. We accept walk-ins Monday through Thursday, though scheduled appointments work best to minimize your wait time. We can typically see new patients the same day or within a couple of days.

  • What if I'm pregnant?

    We can provide addiction treatment for pregnant patients as long as you are in compliance with your OB care. Continuing medication-assisted treatment during pregnancy is often the safest option for both you and your baby.

  • What if I need help with transportation?

    If you have Medicaid and need assistance getting to appointments, you may qualify for Medi-Cab services. Call our office and we can provide information about transportation options.

  • Will I have to do drug testing?

    Yes, regular drug screening is a standard part of MAT programs and is required by state regulations. This helps us monitor your progress and adjust your treatment plan as needed.

  • What if I relapse or miss an appointment?

    Recovery isn't always linear, and setbacks happen. We won't judge you - we'll work with you to get back on track. If you miss an appointment, please call us as soon as possible to reschedule.

  • Do I have to do counseling?

    Yes, counseling is an important component of comprehensive addiction treatment. You'll be set up with individual counseling sessions with one of our licensed counselors starting at your second visit.

  • Can you help with my mental health issues too?

    Absolutely. Many people struggling with opioid use also experience depression, anxiety, PTSD, or other mental health concerns. Our team includes psychiatric providers who can evaluate and treat these co-occurring conditions as part of your comprehensive care.

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