Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) Counseling Services

PROACT - the Provider Response Organization for Addiction Care & Treatment - operates on 20th Street in Huntington as a single regional referral point that assesses patients after discharge from local emergency rooms and inpatient detox units, as well as by referral from other providers. It offers outpatient and intensive outpatient addiction care through a partnership of regional health organizations. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted along with private insurance, military insurance and state funding.

FLACRA's Farmington Integrated Outpatient clinic at 1386 Hathaway Drive is one of seven outpatient clinics the agency runs across the Finger Lakes region, providing substance use counseling, intensive outpatient treatment and medication-assisted treatment including daily methadone dispensing. Founded in 1973, FLACRA is a private not-for-profit agency licensed by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), and it publishes a sliding fee scale for people paying out of pocket. Medicaid and Medicare are both accepted here, alongside private insurance, military insurance and self-payment.

Sutter-Yuba Counties Behavioral Health Services in Yuba City, California provides outpatient substance use and mental health treatment. As a county-operated program, services are available to residents of Sutter and Yuba counties. The program accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare, and offers a sliding fee scale for uninsured residents.

Community Counseling Center of Mercer County provides counseling, behavioral health and substance use treatment for adults, children and families in Mercer County and the surrounding area. Alongside its Hermitage office, the center runs sites in Greenville and Grove City, offers employment and housing support and a West Central Center for the Deaf, and operates a warm line for crisis support. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance, with a sliding fee scale.

Inspire Services in St. Peter, Minnesota provides intensive outpatient and outpatient substance use treatment alongside mental health therapy, DBT, EMDR, and psychiatric services. The practice offers a free initial consultation and a sliding fee scale, and accepts Medicare, military insurance, private insurance, and state-financed plans.

Beth's Place Recovery at 1606 30th Avenue South in Moorhead is a non-residential outpatient provider serving the Fargo-Moorhead area across Minnesota and North Dakota, and every admission starts with an assessment: drug and alcohol evaluations, Rule 25 assessments and court-ordered assessments with written treatment recommendations. Walk-in assessment hours run every Tuesday from 8:00am to 12:30pm with no appointment required, and services then include individual counseling, group therapy, outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment, care coordination for co-occurring mental health needs, and telehealth. Medicare, private and military insurance, payment assistance and self-payment are accepted, and the provider states that most major insurance plans are taken.

Inspire Services in New Ulm, Minnesota provides intensive outpatient and outpatient substance use treatment alongside mental health therapy, DBT, EMDR, and psychiatric services. The practice offers a free initial consultation and a sliding fee scale, and accepts Medicare, military insurance, private insurance, and state-financed plans.

Catholic Charities Maine provides behavioral health and intensive outpatient services across the state. Celebrating over 60 years of service, the nonprofit organization offers counseling and substance use treatment. Catholic Charities Maine accepts MaineCare (Medicaid) and Medicare.

Homeward Bound, Inc. is a Texas-based non-profit behavioral health agency founded in 1980, and its Corsicana office at 319 North 12th Street, Suite 6 is one of six sites alongside Dallas, El Paso, Kaufman, Waxahachie and Carrollton. The agency runs a full continuum in which each client is assigned a treatment team from detoxification through residential care to outpatient treatment, with separate residential programs for men and women, medication-assisted treatment, and outpatient care that typically runs two to four months. It serves 19 North Texas counties and six West Texas counties, and accepts Medicare, private insurance, military insurance and self-payment.