Changing Hearts, LLC
Addiction & Treatment Services
Welcome to Changing Hearts, LLC
Addiction & Treatment Services
A place where transformation begins from the inside out.
At Changing Hearts, we walk beside individuals on a sacred journey to reclaim sobriety, restore dignity, and rebuild lives through structured, compassionate care. Founded in 2023 and built on purpose—not profit—our mission is to create lasting change by supporting adults facing substance use disorders with real tools, real support, and real hope.
"Change the beat. Change the behavior. Change the life."
About Us
Our Mission
Changing Hearts' mission is to advocate and help educate the nature of mental health, substance abuse, and addiction to all individuals in our community. Changing Hearts is committed to providing recovery support services to individuals and families seeking help with addiction. We treat each individual with love and respect, offering a personalized, structured path to recovery in the real world.
Our Philosophy
"Change the beat. Change the behavior. Change the life."
At Changing Hearts, we believe true recovery begins when we learn to listen to the rhythm of our lives—and make the decision to change the beat. We understand that addiction thrives in cycles of pain, avoidance, and self-doubt. However, we are here to break those cycles by facing our past without allowing it to define us.
We acknowledge that healing comes from acceptance, not avoidance. We will not dwell on our mistakes, but we will learn from them. We are prepared to explore the behaviors, beliefs, and patterns that led us here—and build new ones based on honesty, accountability, and self-love.
At Changing Hearts, we're not just working on sobriety—we're becoming whole again.
Locations
5 Transitional Housing Locations across East and West Dayton
Programs & Services
Comprehensive, Medicaid-covered treatment services designed to support your recovery journey
Withdrawal Management
Safe, medically supervised withdrawal management services
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Intensive day treatment with comprehensive care
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Structured outpatient treatment with flexibility
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Evidence-based medication support for recovery
Case Management
Comprehensive coordination of care and services
Non-Medical Transportation (NMT)
Transportation to appointments and essential services
Transitional Housing
Safe, structured housing for clients in recovery
Who We Serve
Adults ages 18–64
Medicaid recipients
Substance use disorders
Co-occurring mental health
Treatment Philosophy
Phase-Based Approach
Phase 1
Withdrawal Management & Stabilization
(ASAM 2.5)
Phase 2
Intensive Outpatient Program
(ASAM 2.1)
Phase 3
Outpatient Care
(ASAM 1.0)
Phase 4
Aftercare & Maintenance
(Ongoing Support)
Each phase includes structured groups, individual therapy, case management, relapse prevention, skill-building, and community integration.
Admissions
Start your journey to recovery today. We accept Medicaid only - no private pay required.
Eligibility Criteria
- Ages 18–64
- Active Ohio Medicaid coverage
- Diagnosis of substance use disorder
- Willingness to follow structured treatment expectations
Insurance Accepted
We Accept Medicaid Only - No Private Pay
- CareSource
- Molina
- UHC (United Healthcare)
- Ohio Medicaid
- Buckeye
Admission Process
Referral or Self-Contact
Reach out to us directly or through a referral
Pre-admission Screening
Complete screening and ASAM assessment
Intake & Orientation
Schedule intake appointment and orientation
Phase Placement
Placement in appropriate treatment phase
Treatment Planning
Ongoing planning and recovery support
Ready to Start Your Recovery Journey?
Contact us today to begin the admission process. Our compassionate team is here to help.
Transitional Housing
Our five recovery residences support safe, structured living while clients engage in treatment. Housing provides a supportive environment for sustainable recovery.
Housing Features:
- Structured chore systems
- Established curfews
- Random drug screens
- Peer accountability
- Weekly itineraries
- No-lending policy
- No-fraternization policy
Transportation Services
We offer Non-Medical Transportation (NMT) services to ensure clients can access essential appointments and services. All transportation is Medicaid-billed with no out-of-pocket cost.
Transportation For:
- Clinical appointments
- Court/probation visits
- Medical and pharmacy trips
- Job interviews
- Housing interviews
No Out-of-Pocket Cost to Clients
Client Rights & Confidentiality
We are committed to protecting your dignity, privacy, and autonomy at every stage of your treatment. All services are provided in compliance with HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2. Clients are informed of their rights, grievance procedures, and the confidentiality of their records at admission.
Changing Hearts does not discriminate based on race, gender, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or justice involvement. We comply with all federal and state privacy, accessibility, and Medicaid regulations.
Contact Us
Ready to begin your recovery journey? Contact us today for compassionate, professional support.
Additional Contact
Need Immediate Help?
If you're experiencing a mental health crisis or substance abuse emergency, please contact:
Legal Disclosures
Confidentiality Notice: This information has been disclosed to you from records protected by Federal confidentiality rules (42 CFR part 2). The Federal rules prohibit you from making any further disclosure of this information unless further disclosure is expressly permitted by the written consent of the person to whom it pertains or as otherwise permitted by 42 CFR part 2.
A general authorization for the release of medical or other information is NOT sufficient for this purpose. The Federal rules restrict any use of the information to criminally investigate or prosecute any alcohol or drug abuse patient.
Non-Discrimination Policy: Changing Hearts does not discriminate based on race, gender, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or justice involvement. We comply with all federal and state privacy, accessibility, and Medicaid regulations.