Tell Us About Your Experience With Kentucky’s Addiction Recovery Care
The Lexington Herald-Leader, in collaboration with ProPublica, is seeking firsthand accounts from former and current clients and staff of Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), a former leading residential addiction treatment provider in Kentucky. This initiative follows a previous report detailing allegations that ARC falsely billed Kentucky Medicaid for millions, which the company denies.

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AI-generatedThe Lexington Herald-Leader, in collaboration with ProPublica, is seeking firsthand accounts from former and current clients and staff of Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), a former leading residential addiction treatment provider in Kentucky. This initiative follows a previous report detailing allegations that ARC falsely billed Kentucky Medicaid for millions, which the company denies. The current reporting aims to investigate how ARC treated individuals seeking sobriety services. The news organizations are collecting these experiences to inform their ongoing coverage and encourage those affected to share their stories via a form or by emailing reporter Alex Acquisto. They emphasize that submitted information will be kept private unless explicit permission is given for publication.
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4 extractedThe Lexington Herald-Leader and ProPublica are seeking to gather more stories from former clients and staff of ARC.
Addiction Recovery Care denies allegations of fraudulent billing.
Troubling stories from former clients and staff of Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) began surfacing in 2023.
ARC allegedly used staff to falsely bill Kentucky Medicaid for millions.