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Jefferson County

Behavioral Health Care for Middletown

Middletown is at the far eastern edge of Jefferson County, so the drive to Newburg Road is longer than it is for most of the metro — usually 20 to 25 minutes. That extra distance is exactly why we talk through the in-person and telehealth mix with Middletown patients on the first call.

A stone entrance wall with flowering shrubs beside a curving, tree-lined neighborhood street.

Getting here from Middletown

Distance: About 14 miles · Typical drive: 20–25 minutes

  • Take I-64 west from the Shelbyville Road / Blankenbaker area.
  • Merge onto the Watterson Expressway (I-264) heading south.
  • Exit at Newburg Road and turn south. The office is on the right; parking is free.
  • The surface route via Shelbyville Road and Hurstbourne Parkway is roughly the same time and worth it when I-64 is backed up.

Landmarks near the office

  • About 14 miles from the Shelbyville Road and Blankenbaker Parkway area
  • Two interstates — I-64 then I-264 — with one exit at the end
  • Convenient for patients already travelling toward the Watterson

Office

3430 Newburg Road, Suite 210
Louisville, KY 40218

Free surface parking in front of the building. Suite 210 is on the second floor by elevator.

What Middletown patients come to us for

  • Telehealth

    The most-used option here. Medication follow-ups and therapy sessions work well by secure video.

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  • Medication management

    First evaluation in the office, then a mix of in-person and video visits.

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  • Individual therapy

    Weekly or biweekly sessions that are easier to keep when you are not driving across the county.

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In person or by video?

For Middletown patients we usually recommend an in-person first evaluation and telehealth for most follow-ups. It saves you roughly forty-five minutes of round-trip driving for a fifteen-minute check-in. TMS still has to be in-office, five days a week — worth planning for before you start a course.

How telehealth works at LBHS

What happens next

  1. 1Send a request or call (502) 454-8800 from Middletown.
  2. 2We verify your insurance and call you back within one business day.
  3. 3You book the first appointment that fits your schedule and the drive.
Request an Appointment

Prefer to talk? Call (502) 454-8800. We respond within one business day.

Request an appointment

Tell us how to reach you and what you're looking for. We'll confirm your insurance, answer your questions, and find a time that works. No long intake before you hear from a person.

  • We respond within one business day.
  • Most insurance accepted, including TRICARE and Medicare.
  • In-office visits on Newburg Road, plus telehealth.
Call (502) 454-8800

We respond within one business day.

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