Geaux 2 Recovery makes it easier to stay connected to care after your initial in-person visit. Our secure telehealth services connect you with the same trusted Crossroads Recovery team from home or work when clinically appropriate.
Initial face-to-face consultation required. Telehealth availability may depend on clinical, regulatory, payer, and location requirements.
Access treatment from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Our telehealth platform is HIPAA-compliant and built for your privacy.
You'll work with the same experienced providers at Crossroads Recovery.
Telehealth available for eligible clients in surrounding Louisiana parishes.
A telehealth service of Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana. We're here to help you take the next step.
Geaux 2 Recovery is the telemedicine service line powered by Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana. It helps eligible adults access addiction treatment and recovery support from home through secure telehealth.
Through Geaux 2 Recovery, eligible patients may receive services such as medication-assisted treatment, Suboxone or buprenorphine treatment when clinically appropriate, counseling, prescription management, secure messaging, and recovery education through the Crossroads Recovery app.
Geaux 2 Recovery is designed to make treatment more accessible for patients who may have transportation barriers, work or family responsibilities, or difficulty traveling regularly to the Baton Rouge or Gonzales office. Some in-person visits may still be required.
Yes. Eligible adults 18 and older may be able to receive addiction treatment and recovery services from home through Geaux 2 Recovery, the telemedicine service line powered by Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana.
The Crossroads team will complete a confidential screening to determine whether telehealth is appropriate based on your needs, location, payer requirements, clinical guidelines, and safety considerations.
Geaux 2 Recovery currently serves eligible patients in East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, West Baton Rouge, Iberville, St. James, Assumption, Pointe Coupee, and East Feliciana parishes.
Geaux 2 Recovery telemedicine services may be available to eligible adults in the following Louisiana parishes: East Baton Rouge Parish, Ascension Parish, Livingston Parish, West Baton Rouge Parish, Iberville Parish, St. James Parish, Assumption Parish, Pointe Coupee Parish, and East Feliciana Parish.
Eligibility may depend on your location, clinical needs, payer requirements, and whether telemedicine is appropriate for your treatment plan. Patients can call or text Crossroads to confirm eligibility for their specific parish.
Yes. Patients using Geaux 2 Recovery may still be required to complete in-person visits at Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana.
At minimum, one in-person visit is required every six months. Additional in-person visits may be needed based on clinical, regulatory, payer, laboratory, drug screening, or provider requirements.
When an in-person visit is required, it is scheduled at either the Baton Rouge office at 4626 Sherwood Common Blvd, Suite 402, Baton Rouge, LA 70816, or the Gonzales office at 826 W Hwy 30, Gonzales, LA 70737. Most eligible appointments may be completed from home through secure telemedicine.
Yes. Geaux 2 Recovery telemedicine visits are conducted through a secure platform designed to protect patient privacy.
Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana follows applicable federal and state healthcare privacy laws. Patient treatment information is confidential and protected. Our team can answer questions about privacy, consent, and how telehealth visits work before your first appointment.
Telemedicine addiction treatment through Geaux 2 Recovery may be covered by commercial insurance or other payment options, depending on the patient’s plan, eligibility, and treatment needs.
Medicaid patients may qualify for affordable or grant-supported telehealth treatment options through Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana’s Community Access Grant, when available and when program requirements are met.
Patients should contact Crossroads before scheduling to confirm coverage, costs, eligibility, and available appointment options.
Eligible patients may be able to receive Suboxone or other buprenorphine-based treatment through Geaux 2 Recovery telemedicine when clinically appropriate.
The first step is a confidential screening. A Crossroads provider will review your substance use history, medical needs, current symptoms, treatment goals, and whether telehealth medication-assisted treatment is appropriate.
Patients receiving controlled substance prescriptions through telemedicine must complete required in-person visits at the Baton Rouge or Gonzales office. Additional in-person visits may be needed based on clinical, regulatory, or payer requirements.
Geaux 2 Recovery, powered by Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana, may provide telemedicine-based Suboxone and medication-assisted treatment for eligible patients in select Louisiana parishes.
Geaux 2 Recovery currently serves eligible adults in East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, West Baton Rouge, Iberville, St. James, Assumption, Pointe Coupee, and East Feliciana parishes, including communities such as Baton Rouge, Gonzales, Prairieville, Denham Springs, Walker, Port Allen, and Plaquemine.
Medicaid patients may qualify for affordable or grant-supported treatment options when available and when eligibility requirements are met. Patients should contact Crossroads to verify eligibility, payment options, and whether telemedicine treatment is appropriate.
Yes. Some medication-assisted treatment and outpatient recovery services may be available through telehealth in Louisiana for eligible patients.
Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana offers telemedicine addiction treatment through Geaux 2 Recovery for eligible adults in select Louisiana parishes. Telehealth availability depends on clinical suitability, patient location, payer requirements, safety considerations, and provider recommendations.
Some in-person visits are still required at the Baton Rouge or Gonzales office, including a required in-person visit at least every six months. Additional in-person visits may be needed depending on the patient’s treatment plan.
When you call Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana about Geaux 2 Recovery, a team member will help schedule a confidential telemedicine eligibility screening.
During the screening process, the Crossroads team will review your situation, answer questions, confirm your parish of residence, discuss insurance or payment options, and help determine whether telemedicine treatment is appropriate.
There is no pressure and no commitment. The goal is to help you understand your options and identify the safest next step for your recovery.
Geaux 2 Recovery telemedicine services may be available to adults 18 years of age and older who live within Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana’s confirmed telemedicine service area and meet clinical eligibility criteria.
Eligibility is determined through a confidential screening that reviews your needs, location, payer requirements, clinical guidelines, technology access, and whether telemedicine is safe and appropriate for your treatment plan.
Patients can call Crossroads or schedule online to find out if they qualify.
To schedule a Geaux 2 Recovery telemedicine appointment, patients can call Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana, text the intake team, or schedule a telemedicine eligibility screening online.
A member of the Crossroads team will contact you to confirm eligibility, review your needs, and help schedule your first appointment. Referral partners may also contact Crossroads directly to refer a patient for evaluation.
Telemedicine availability may depend on clinical, regulatory, payer, and location requirements.
Medication-assisted treatment, or MAT, combines FDA-approved medication with counseling, support, and ongoing medical care to help people recover from opioid use disorder and other substance use challenges. At Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana, MAT may be part of an outpatient treatment plan designed to support recovery while helping patients continue work, family, and daily responsibilities.
No. MAT is not simply replacing one drug with another. When prescribed and monitored appropriately, medications used in MAT can help reduce cravings, lower the risk of relapse, and support stability. The goal is not to create another addiction. The goal is to help the patient regain control and participate in recovery.
Eligible patients may be able to receive buprenorphine-based treatment, including Suboxone, through an outpatient treatment program. At Crossroads, the first step is a confidential assessment. The provider reviews your history, current needs, substance use, medical concerns, and treatment goals to determine whether MAT is appropriate.
Not everyone needs inpatient rehab. Many people can receive care through outpatient addiction treatment.Outpatient treatment may be appropriate for patients who are medically stable, have a safe environment, and can participate in scheduled appointments while living at home. If a higher level of care is needed, Crossroads can help guide the patient toward the right next step.
Yes, many patients choose outpatient treatment because it allows them to continue working, caring for family, and managing daily responsibilities.
Some MAT and outpatient recovery services may be available through telehealth for eligible patients. Crossroads offers telemedicine options through Geaux 2 Recovery, powered by Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana. Telehealth availability may depend on clinical, regulatory, and payer requirements. Some in-person visits may still be required at the Baton Rouge or Gonzales office.
Some MAT and outpatient recovery services may be available through telehealth for eligible patients. Crossroads offers telemedicine options through Geaux 2 Recovery, powered by Crossroads Recovery Center of Louisiana. Telehealth availability may depend on clinical, regulatory, and payer requirements. Some in-person visits may still be required at the Baton Rouge or Gonzales office.
The length of time on MAT is different for each person. Some patients may need medication support for months, while others may benefit from longer-term treatment. The decision should be made between the patient and provider based on stability, cravings, relapse risk, recovery progress, and overall health.
MAT and outpatient treatment may be covered by Medicaid or commercial insurance, depending on the patient’s plan and eligibility. Crossroads can help review insurance and affordable care options before or during the intake process. Patients should call to confirm coverage, costs, and appointment options.
The first appointment usually includes a confidential assessment with the treatment team. During this visit, Crossroads will review your substance use history, medical needs, treatment goals, insurance or payment information, and whether outpatient care, MAT, telemedicine, or another level of care may be appropriate. The goal is to help determine the safest and most effective next step.