A Partial Hospitalization program, also known as PHP, can be an alternative to inpatient care, can be an appropriate transitional care following an inpatient stay instead of continued hospitalization, or when the severity of symptoms is such that success in a less acute level of care such as an outpatient program is slim.

It allows clients to have the support of a residential level of care while being home. PHP is typically the first step in recovery while transitioning back to everyday life routines and practicing healthier habits in your home. This program allows clients to use services up to 6 hours a day Monday-Friday.

An Intensive Outpatient Program, also known as IOP, is the next step, typically following a PHP program or sometimes a residential level of care program.

This program is used to prevent or minimize the need for a higher level of care and is more intensive than traditional outpatient services.

At this point in the program, we help transition into the workforce, school, or any other longer-term goals. This program allows clients to use services for up to 3 hours daily, Monday- Friday. Times and dates may vary.

An Outpatient Program, also known as OP, is the step before graduating from our program. It is a single-service program offering support while almost entirely transitioning into an everyday routine. Services are scheduled based on individual needs Monday-Friday.

Medication Assisted Treatment, also known as (MAT) can be utilized in conjunction with therapy and outside sober support to aid clients in better success in absences. Medication in conjunction with therapy has been shown to offer a longer-lasting and manageable road to recovery. Mat is utilized as a tool, not a crutch, and will be successful with clinical intervention. Clients can be assessed to determine appropriateness.

We make treatment as flexible as we can and understand coming in face-to-face is not always an option. If deemed appropriate, we can offer all programs via Telehealth, giving you services from the comfort of your own home.