Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) Outpatient Rehabs

Heres Help is an outpatient rehab in Miami offering group counseling and individual addiction therapy in a supportive environment. Some payment assistance may be available to fund your treatment. This provider does not offer treatment for opioid addiction.

Southeastern Arizona Behavioral Health Services (SEABHS) provides behavioral health and substance use treatment across Cochise, Graham, and Greenlee counties, with outpatient clinics in Benson, Safford, Sierra Vista, and Willcox. Services include intensive outpatient (IOP) programming, and the organization recently opened Casa de Esperanza, a substance use behavioral health residential facility in Sierra Vista. SEABHS operates a discounted sliding fee schedule and states that no one is denied access to services due to inability to pay; language assistance is available at no cost for members with limited English proficiency. SEABHS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 86-0325741) and accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and military insurance.

Altadena Recovery Center is a registered California 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing a 12-step based intensive outpatient program in Altadena, California, serving the greater Pasadena and Los Angeles areas. Founded by individuals in recovery themselves, the center is staffed by licensed and certified addiction counseling and mental health professionals and offers treatment regardless of financial circumstances. The organization works to remove barriers to care and subsidize treatment for underserved populations.

Bresnahan & Ball Counseling Services is a private outpatient practice on Commons Drive in Londonderry, New Hampshire, offering individual and family counseling for substance use recovery in English and Spanish. Joanne Bresnahan holds MLADC, IDSP, SAP and CADAC credentials — meaning the practice can carry out New Hampshire Impaired Driver Service Provider work and Department of Transportation Substance Abuse Professional evaluations, the assessment a safety-sensitive employee needs to return to duty. It also provides evaluations for men and women who are incarcerated, at their attorney's request. The practice refers out to services it does not provide itself and maintains a referral network with other therapists and physicians. Private and military insurance are accepted, along with Aetna, Anthem, Beacon, Blue Cross, Harvard Pilgrim and Neighborhood Health Plan.

Helping Open Peoples Eyes provides intensive outpatient substance use treatment in Fort Worth, Texas. The program serves adults and offers cognitive behavioral therapy, individual and group counseling, and case management.

Stoneridge Centers provides brain-centered addiction treatment in Prescott Valley, Arizona, offering tiered levels of care including its Restart intensive outpatient program (IOP), Flex outpatient services, and an inpatient psychiatric stabilization program. Its Neuro+ track integrates TMS therapy, ketamine treatment, and neurofeedback into addiction care — a distinctive approach to substance use disorder treatment.

Child and Family Addiction Center provides intensive outpatient substance use treatment in Ellenville, New York. The program serves children and families affected by addiction. The facility accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private health insurance. The provider's website was unavailable at time of review.

Arise Recovery Centers' McKinney site on TPC Drive provides outpatient addiction treatment for Collin County — an intensive outpatient program, a supportive outpatient program below it, partial hospitalization above, plus medication-assisted treatment and dual-diagnosis care. Treatment is delivered by master's-level counselors and grounded in 12-step recovery. Because Arise runs twelve locations across Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and Austin, someone starting here can continue at another site rather than beginning again. Coverage is through private insurance or TRICARE, with self-pay and state funding also available.

BasePoint Academy provides intensive outpatient (IOP) mental health and substance use treatment for teens aged 11–18 and young adults aged 18–35 in Forney, Texas, near Dallas. The program offers individualized care plans, education coordination for school-age clients, and family involvement. BasePoint Academy accepts private insurance and military coverage.

Samaritas is a Michigan human-services organization with more than 90 years of service, offering outpatient substance use treatment and detoxification services at its Belding location. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance.

Union of Pan Asian Communities (UPAC) is a multicultural behavioral health organization providing intensive outpatient addiction treatment in San Diego. Founded in 1974, UPAC serves over 7,000 clients annually with a staff that speaks more than 30 languages and dialects, including Vietnamese, Tagalog, Chinese, Korean, Somali, Khmer, and Arabic. UPAC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit offering services across 20 programs in San Diego County and accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and state funding.

Allied Addiction Recovery is an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment provider in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with additional locations in Greensburg and Washington. The program offers both medication-assisted treatment using Suboxone and Vivitrol and drug-free treatment, and accepts Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance.

Orange County Healthcare Agency provides outpatient substance use treatment services in Aliso Viejo, California. This county-operated program offers substance use disorder counseling, case management, and accepts Medicare and state-financed health plans. As a public agency, services are accessible to Orange County residents.

Aleda E Lutz VAMC provides intensive outpatient substance use treatment in Gaylord, Michigan. The program serves adults and offers treatment for substance use disorders. Aleda E Lutz VAMC accepts private insurance.

Tarzana Treatment Centers is a behavioral health provider founded in 1972 and accredited by The Joint Commission, with an Antelope Valley location serving Palmdale and Lancaster, California. The Palmdale program offers outpatient substance use treatment, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), withdrawal management (detox), and dedicated services for veterans and active-duty service members, and accepts Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance.

Life Balance Recovery's Spanish Fork clinic provides outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment for substance use together with co-occurring mental health conditions, serving Utah County south of Provo. Two further Life Balance clinics operate in Price and Mona; the organization opened its first site in 2016. A free assessment determines the level of care, and the team's trauma work includes Accelerated Resolution Therapy. Medicare, private and military insurance and state funding are accepted, with a sliding scale for clients paying cash.

Avalon Counseling Services provides intensive outpatient (IOP) services in Maine. The program accepts Medicare, private insurance.

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.

Southwest Behavioral & Health Services provides intensive outpatient (IOP) substance use and mental health treatment at its Payson clinic in Arizona. Located at 404 West Aero Drive, the clinic offers individual and group therapy, psychiatric services, and integrated care for co-occurring disorders. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance plans.

Helping Ourselves Pursue Enrichment (HOPE) in Tucson, Arizona, provides intensive outpatient treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program includes medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and is operated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit (EIN 86-0655390), accepting Medicare and military insurance. It functions as a government-operated community behavioral health provider for Pima County residents.