Yes. We have Case Managers here that can help you obtain one. But you can also bring any ID that has your name and photo such as a library card or school ID. You can also bring hospital paperwork, court documents, SS card, and birth certificate.

We currently accept the following insurance:

  • Ohio Medicaid
  • Managed Care Plans: CareSource, Buckeye, Molina, Paramount, UHC
  • Aetna MyCare
  • Molina Mycare
  • Medicare and various Medicare Advantage Plans
  • Commercial Products: Aetna, Anthem, Medical Mutual, UHC
  • ADAMH funding for eligible Franklin County residents who do not have Medicaid (sliding scale fee)
  • Veterans Administration (VA)

If you don't have insurance or income:

If you are a resident of Franklin County, our Financial Counselor will determine if you are eligible for ADAMH funding.

No. We take walk-ins Monday - Friday starting at 6am.

For a person who walks in the same day; the process can take approximately 3-4 hours. If the paperwork has been completed beforehand and the in-person portion has been scheduled; it can take approximately 1-2 hours.

We do our best to get you in with a doctor and medicated the same day. You can fill out the required paperwork beforehand HERE and we will schedule your in-person assessment. This ensures that you will be seen that day.

Every patient starts at Level 1.

Level 1 patients will have to come onsite everyday for their medication, with the exception of Sundays and holidays. You will receive a take-home dose for those days. A lock box is required for take home medication, no exceptions. A lock box must be metal and have a key or combination lock.

Level 2 patients will have to come onsite everyday for their medication, with the exception of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

To move to Level 2 the following criteria must be met:

  1. Must be enrolled in the program for at least 90 consecutive days.
  2. Negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS for 90 consecutive days
  3. Completion of Right Start Program & Orientation Group. (if available)
  4. Completion of 1 individual counseling session.

Once a patient has achieved Level 2 status; if after 180 days in this program the patient has not had 3 negative toxicology screens in a row, the patient will revert back to Level 1.

Level 3 patients will receive take-home medication for Friday OR Monday, Saturday, Sunday, and holidays.

To move to Level 3 the following criteria must be met:

  1. Successfully maintain Level 2 for 90 days and have been in the program for 180 days.
  2. Negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS for 180 consecutive days and in the program for 6 months.
  3. Engage in 2 counseling sessions a month (6 sessions in 90 days). 3 of these must be individual counseling sessions.
  4. Must see a Medical Provider to request Level 3.

Level 4 patients will receive take-home medication for 6 days a week and holidays.

To move to Level 4 the following criteria must be met:

  1. Successfully maintain Level 3 for 90 days and have been in the program for 270 days.
  2. Negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS for 6 continuous months.
  3. Engage in 2 counseling sessions a month (6 sessions in 90 days). 3 of these must be individual counseling sessions.
  4. Must see a Medical Provider to request Level 4.
  5. Attend Right Start Program or Updates to CompDrug Rules (if available)

Level 5 patients will receive take-home medication for 13 days and holidays.

To move to Level 5 the following criteria must be met:

  1. Successfully maintain Level 4 for last continuous year and have been in the program for 2 consecutive years.
  2. Negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS for the last continuous year.
  3. Engage in 3 counseling sessions every 90 days and 1 of these must be an individual counseling session.
  4. Must see a Medical Provider to request Level 5.

To maintain Level 5 status:

  1. Ongoing negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS
  2. 1 individual counseling session every 90 days.
  3. Attend Updates to CompDrug Rules once every calendar year. (if available)
  4. Must see a Medical Provider every 6 months.
  5. Must obtain an EKG every year.

CompDrug is a CARF accredited provider, an assurance that you will receive patient centered treatment in a safe environment. Patient privacy is regulated by HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. CompDrug adheres to all HIPAA regulations. Substance abuse treatment records are also governed by 42 CFR Part 2. Click HERE to read our privacy policy.