Adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Adult Intensive Outpatient Program
Adult IOP is a group-based, voluntary programs that support individuals in their recovery. Our goal is to assist patients in achieving the highest level of independence. Our treatment program is time-limited and offers intensive, coordinated, and structured clinical services within a safe and stable therapeutic environment. Our programs are abstinence based.
Group participation is the primary therapeutic treatment modality. The program integrates psycho-educational, psycho-therapeutic, and activity-based groups to foster hope, self-determination, and empowerment in the healing process. While in the program, patients develop effective coping and interpersonal skills.
Patients will meet with their primary therapist and psychiatrist on a weekly basis, and if clinically indicated patients may also have family meetings.
IOP: 3 days/week & Hours Subject to change
- Tuesday 9am to 2pm
- Wednesday 9am to 2pm
- Friday 9am to 12pm
Admission Process
To be considered for the program, the patient must be under the care of a mental health professional and that provider must submit an online referral to IOP.
Providers must submit the referral online with the most recent clinical information including an assessment or history and physical, the three most recent progress notes, and a discharge plan (if applicable).
Online referral link(Link is external) (Link opens in new window)
Referrals are reviewed for admission within 2 to 3 business days. Approval is based on clinical information, medical clearance, and financial eligibility. All patients are required to have a completed physical exam within 30 days of their program start date.
Once admitted, the patient will meet with their treatment team. The intake process includes an assessment with their psychiatrist, nursing, and primary therapist.
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Insurance/Benefit Verification
We accept most private insurance, but all insurance will be verified prior to admission.
Authorization of treatment will be obtained when the patient starts the program).