Recovery doesn’t stop when treatment ends. In fact, for many, it’s just beginning. After leaving the structure and daily support of a residential program, it’s common to feel vulnerable. Daily routines shift, responsibilities return, and challenges like work, relationships, and triggers re-emerge. That’s where aftercare support comes in.
At Painted Grove Recovery in Louisville, we believe healing that fits your life includes what happens after our initial treatment programs. Our aftercare program in Louisville is part of our commitment to long-term recovery, especially for those who’ve already taken brave steps forward.
Whether you’re returning to work, rebuilding relationships, or simply figuring out your next step, you don’t have to do it alone. Call today to speak with our team about starting aftercare support, or fill out our contact form, and we’ll follow up with the next steps.
Addiction aftercare is the phase of treatment that begins once you complete inpatient or detox services. The goal is to help you transition back into everyday life while maintaining the progress you’ve made. At Painted Grove Recovery, aftercare support is more than a follow-up—it’s a continued investment in your long-term health.
Rather than a one-size-fits-all solution, aftercare can include different services based on your goals, your environment, and what kind of support feels most helpful. Aftercare services are rooted in continuity. They’re about staying connected to your progress and having a plan in place for whatever comes next.
Aftercare is necessary for anyone who has completed inpatient treatment and wants to stay on track in recovery. It’s especially important during times of transition—when routines change, responsibilities increase, or unexpected challenges arise.
You might benefit from aftercare if you’re:
There’s no wrong time to seek support, but aftercare is particularly powerful when started immediately after inpatient treatment ends. It acts as a bridge, helping you move from a structured environment into independent living with confidence and clarity.
Our aftercare program is built around structure, connection, and real-world tools. Each part of our aftercare services is grounded in evidence-based care.
Here’s what we offer:
Each of these offerings is designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re navigating early recovery or facing new challenges months down the road, we’re here with structured support for a better path forward.
Aftercare is about more than just staying sober—it’s about creating a life you’re proud to live. At Painted Grove Recovery, we understand the ups and downs of long-term recovery. We serve high-risk populations, including clients on Medicaid, and believe accessible, high-quality support should be available to anyone.
Here’s what sets us apart:
Painted Grove Recovery believes in building brighter futures, one day at a time.
Recovery isn’t a destination—it’s a lifelong journey, and you deserve support every step of the way. Painted Grove Recovery is here with aftercare support services that make a difference. Whether you’re navigating life after inpatient treatment or need someone to talk to, we’re ready to help.
With Painted Grove Recovery, you can find healing that fits your life. Medicaid is welcome. Let us walk this road with you. Reach out online or call 502.842.1425 today.
Courtney Hibbs is a behavioral health executive with over five years of experience in substance use and mental health treatment. As Chief Executive Officer, she brings a hands-on, people-centered leadership style focused on building strong teams, maintaining regulatory standards, and supporting accessible, high-quality care.
Her background includes executive and operational leadership within licensed treatment environments, with experience in program development, staffing, compliance, and organizational growth. Courtney has helped strengthen referral relationships, improve census and retention, and support service expansion through practical, engaged leadership.
Known for her ability to develop teams and lead through change, Courtney has rebuilt departments, implemented training programs, and mentored emerging leaders across multiple locations. She balances clear expectations with compassion, supporting both staff and the individuals they serve.
Courtney is deeply committed to ethical care and client advocacy. She believes well-run programs create the foundation for meaningful recovery and works closely with clinical, medical, and administrative teams to support safe, structured treatment experiences.
