ReDiscover’s Fearon Building

ReDiscover is the Kansas City region’s most prolific community care provider, boasting over 30 programs—including treatment for substance abuse. They provide outpatient services from the Fearon Building in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. They specialize in treating behavioral health and addiction alongside co-occurring physical health concerns, such as diabetes.

These programs combine the key aspects of recovery in one package. You’ll have access to case management, vocational support, counseling and medication management. They’ll build a comprehensive foundation for your ongoing recovery.

I like that this location accommodates low incoming individuals. Medicare and Medicaid are among their accepted insurance plans. You can take advantage of their sliding fee scale if you’re uninsured.

Healthcare Home in Kansas City

Anyone participating in the Community Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program has access to the Healthcare Home service. This component focuses on addressing physical health needs to improve your overall wellbeing. You’ll meet with a primary care provider in this program, with care management coordinating your healthcare needs amongst your providers.

It’s important to remember that substance use disorder recovery is about achieving balance in your life. Services like this make care more comprehensive by addressing more of your needs and eliminating potential stressors and relapse triggers.

Medication Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction

ReDiscover’s clinics use FDA approved medications to combat opioid addiction. MAT is used to reduce cravings and make traditional talk therapy more effective for those with severe addiction symptoms.

Residential Options For Intensive Care

Should an assessment find that the Fearon Building’s services don’t meet your needs, you may be referred to one of the network's residential treatment programs. I like that there are multiple houses with different focuses: one serves women referred to by the legal system, another allows women to bring their children, and a third serves men and adults. These specialties are another way the staff personalize your treatment.