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Our team is available to provide information, verify insurance, and help you determine the appropriate level of care.
We work with many insurance providers and can assist with verifying benefits prior to admission. Our team helps clients understand coverage details, financial responsibilities, and available payment options.
We provide structured outpatient programming including Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) levels of care, along with personalized treatment planning and therapy services.
IOP delivers structured therapeutic services multiple times per week while allowing clients to balance treatment with work, school, or family responsibilities. This level reinforces coping skills, relapse prevention planning, and accountability in real-world environments.
Every client begins with a comprehensive clinical assessment that evaluates substance use history, mental health status, and recovery needs; from this, a personalized treatment plan is developed and regularly reviewed to ensure progress.
Yes. Both PHP and IOP are designed to support recovery while allowing clients to maintain daily responsibilities. PHP is more structured and intensive, whereas IOP offers greater schedule flexibility.
Yes. Our programs integrate behavioral health support to address co-occurring mental health symptoms alongside substance use challenges, helping clients build comprehensive recovery skills.
The length of PHP and IOP varies based on individual needs and progress; your clinical team will regularly assess your goals and adjust the timeline as appropriate.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, family involvement may be incorporated into treatment to improve communication, strengthen support systems, and enhance long term recovery outcomes.
Recovery does not end when a program concludes. We assist clients with step down planning, referrals when appropriate, and ongoing recovery strategies to support long term stability and accountability.