Isaiah House Treatment Center is proud to announce the appointment of Sydney Ayers as Chief Compliance Officer

HARRODSBURG, KY (March 12, 2025) – Sydney has been a dedicated part of Isaiah House since 2010, serving in multiple roles throughout the organization. Her deep understanding of policies, regulations, and organizational operations makes her an invaluable leader in ensuring the highest standards of compliance. With a passion for our mission and a personal connection to addiction recovery, she is committed to upholding accountability—not just to regulatory requirements, but to God, our mission, and the individuals we serve.

In her role, Sydney leads efforts to maintain the licenses and accreditations that allow Isaiah House to provide life-changing care. But for her, compliance isn’t just about meeting the minimum requirements—it’s about exceeding them. “We aim to have a 5-star program at Isaiah House, and I want to make sure we fully embody that,” Sydney shared. “People are people, and they deserve as much help as they can get.”

Under Sydney’s leadership, Isaiah House will continue to go above and beyond in delivering exceptional care, ensuring that every individual who walks through our doors receives the highest level of support and dignity.

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