Behavioral Health Group
Behavioral Health Group (BHG) is the nation's largest network of Joint Commission-accredited outpatient opioid treatment centers, with more than 110 locations across 20-plus states. Founded in 2006, BHG grew from its first center to 23 locations within 6 years, then kept expanding to meet a rising need for accessible opioid treatment. Today, the network serves more than 42,000 patients every day through medication, counseling and recovery support.Access Every Medication OptionBHG is among just 4.2% of programs nationwide offering all three FDA-approved medications for opioid use disorder: methadone, buprenorphine and naltrexone. Having every option available lets clinicians match each patient to the medication that fits their needs, which matters most for patients using powerful opioids like fentanyl that often respond best to methadone. Extended-release and prescription forms are also available at many locations.Treatment that Fits Each PatientBHG offers opioid treatment programs (OTP) with daily, in-clinic access to methadone and other medications, and office-based opioid treatment (OBOT), a doctor's-appointment model centered on buprenorphine and naltrexone prescriptions. At select locations, an intensive outpatient program (IOP) adds group and individual therapy for patients who need more structure. Same-day admissions and flexible scheduling help patients start treatment when they are ready.Recovery Backed by Real ResultsAcross BHG's network, patients report meaningful improvements during treatment:92% experience improved quality of life and mental health83% report decreased substance use60% secure employment within their first year of careRecovery support continues well after initial treatment through case management, community resources, family involvement and ongoing encouragement as clients celebrate milestones.
Meet the People Leading Behavioral Health Group

Tom Kilgore
CEO
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What to Expect at Intake
Feel more prepared by learning how intake helps build a strong treatment foundation.
What is Substance Use Disorder?
Learn how substance use disorder develops and what recovery can look like.
Suboxone® vs Methadone: What’s the Difference?
Compare two medications for opioid use disorder and understand which treatment approach may fit best.
Coping Skills to Manage Cravings
Discover practical strategies that help manage cravings and strengthen long-term recovery.
