Mountain Comprehensive Care Center – Magoffin County Complex

Magoffin County Complex is in a secluded corner of Salyersville, Kentucky, by the Licking River. It’s a place where support for substance use disorder feels practical and sincere. The facility offers a range of outpatient services, including medication assisted treatment (MAT) with methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone. It’s a space that centers around you, with treatment plans that are tailored exactly to what you need.

You’ll find evidence based support like cognitive behavioral therapy, which is great for helping you recognize and change unhelpful thought patterns. They also offer dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), which teaches balance and emotional regulation. Group sessions, individual therapy, and telehealth options are part of the mix, so you can get care in a way that fits your schedule.

Support for All Ages and Life Stages

I think this is one of the few places in the region offering outpatient treatment for adolescents, young adults, and seniors. If you're a woman who is pregnant or recently postpartum, or someone facing pain alongside substance use, you're not overlooked. The staff at Magoffin County Complex listens without judgment and responds with steady, structured care.

Veterans and Military Families Welcome

If you've served in the military or are part of a military family, you're not just a number here. Services are designed to address your specific experiences, with trauma-informed counseling and practical treatment options. They accept TRICARE and other forms of military insurance.

Court Referred and Trauma Informed Care

For those referred by the court system, help comes with clear steps and respectful guidance. I noticed they have a special track called Fatherhood Fire for dads caught up in the justice system, including expectant fathers, which is pretty rare. If you’ve experienced domestic violence or sexual trauma, you can expect compassionate care that doesn't push too hard or promise too much.

Flexible Payment Options

Treatment is available through Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance plans. If you’re paying out of pocket, they’ll walk you through the costs. The goal is to remove obstacles, not add them.