Partial Hospital & Outpatient Programs
At-A-Glance
- Day and Evening Formats, co-ed
- Sober Housing and Transportation Available
- Direct admission or step-down from Detox
Clinical Program
The Partial Hospital/IOP Program is based on a core curriculum and individualized treatment planning tailored to the specific needs of the client. Clients are treated for their psychiatric and/or chemical dependence issues. Clients participate in individual case management, small group therapy, family as well as educational sessions. The treatment staff includes psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, substance abuse counselors and therapists. Treatment for clients with co-occurring disorders also includes a focus on medication management and monitoring, coping skills, and understanding the relationship between addiction and psychiatric illnesses.
The Evening Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program (EIOP) is geared toward those in need of support and treatment but who are unable to attend a day program. The program operates three evenings per week. Individual, small group, and family treatment as well as educational groups are provided along with groups related to early recovery and post-treatment acclimation into the work environment and community.
Admission Criteria
For admission to a day or evening program, the client must:
- be medically stable;
- have had a recent bout of acute alcohol and/or drug abuse with a clearly documented history of excessive use of alcohol and/or drugs, and currently is unable to control this use;
- meet the Level II.5, II.1 or I ASAM criteria for partial hospitalization treatment; and
- have a condition indicating that he/she has restorative potential, would benefit from a partial hospital/IOP chemical dependency treatment program and that the goal of changing behavior could not successfully be accomplished in a less intensive treatment setting.
