Spero Health

Spero Health operates as an outpatient clinic, offering an outpatient program for individuals with substance use disorder and co-occurring conditions. This level of care is suited for people who need structured addiction treatment while continuing to live at home and manage daily responsibilities. It also serves individuals transitioning out of residential treatment into a less intensive but still clinically supported setting.

Yes. Spero Health is confirmed to treat co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, including trauma and PTSD, alongside substance use disorder. This dual-diagnosis capability means clients do not need to address mental health and addiction separately — both are part of the same outpatient treatment framework.

The clinic uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) as the primary clinical approaches. CBT focuses on behavioral patterns and coping skills, while MAT addresses the physiological aspects of substance use disorder. Physician services and individual counseling are also available on-site.

Yes. Spero Health holds CARF accreditation, which is a recognized quality standard in the addiction treatment and rehabilitation field. CARF accreditation indicates that the program has met rigorous standards for service quality and operational integrity.

Spero Health accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay or cash payments. This range of payment options makes the outpatient program accessible to individuals and families across different financial situations, including veterans covered by TRICARE and those enrolled in public insurance programs.

The clinic serves a wide range of adults, including men, women, young adults ages 18 to 25, seniors and older adults, pregnant women, individuals living with HIV/AIDS, people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, and those with court-ordered treatment requirements. The breadth of populations served reflects the clinic's capacity to meet diverse recovery needs within a single outpatient setting.

Yes. Recovery support services are a confirmed component of the program. Aftercare offerings include employment assistance, housing assistance, healthcare navigation, education support, and recovery skill-building. These services are intended to support clients in navigating the practical challenges of daily life as they build a sustainable recovery.

Spero Health's documented service area includes Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Virginia. While the Muncie clinic is the physical location, the multi-state service area indicates the program's reach for individuals coming from across the region.

Spero Health's outpatient program is a reasonable option for individuals transitioning from a residential treatment or higher level of care. The combination of structured clinical services — including MAT, CBT, physician services, and counseling — along with built-in aftercare and recovery support services creates continuity for people moving into a community-based phase of their recovery.

Yes. Pregnant women are listed among the populations explicitly served at Spero Health's Muncie clinic. The outpatient program, which includes Medication-Assisted Treatment and physician services, can be an appropriate treatment setting for pregnant individuals managing substance use disorder. Prospective clients should contact the clinic directly to discuss their specific clinical needs.