Texas Outpatient Rehabs — Partial Hospitalization (PHP)

BreakThrough by BasePoint provides a partial hospitalization program in Frisco, Texas. Part of the BasePoint Academy network, the program offers faith-based treatment tracks including Catholic and Jewish options alongside standard therapeutic approaches. The teen-focused day treatment includes individual therapy, group counseling, psychiatric care, and academic support.

Care Star Recovery and Wellness runs outpatient mental health and addiction treatment on an integrated model, with therapy, psychiatry and medication management under one roof rather than referred out to separate providers. Its partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and standard outpatient tracks are scheduled around work and family commitments, and the practice is in network with commercial insurers — its stated reason being to keep the cost barrier low enough that people start.

Center for Discovery's Addison site opened in May 2016 and treats eating disorders and co-occurring conditions with treatment plans customized per patient rather than run to a fixed program. Clinicians across the organization are trained in EMDR, trust-based relational intervention and motivational interviewing, and the site sits within a national network, so a patient who needs a different level of care or a different location can usually stay inside it.

BasePoint Academy provides mental and behavioral health treatment for teenagers and adolescents in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Its model is shaped by what keeps families out of treatment rather than by levels of care alone: same-day assessments by phone, scheduling built to fit around school with academic support, and a virtual option for families who cannot travel to a site several times a week.

BasePoint Academy treats teenagers and adolescents for mental and behavioral health conditions, and is built around the practical obstacles that stop families starting: same-day assessments are offered by phone, and its programming is designed to be compatible with school, including academic support and a virtual option so treatment does not cost a term. The site serves families across the northern Dallas–Fort Worth area, in Collin and Denton counties.

Rio Vista Behavioral Health Hospital is an inpatient psychiatric and detox hospital in El Paso, serving a metropolitan area of more than a million people across El Paso and Hudspeth counties. Its acute inpatient program runs 24/7 supervision in a low-stimulation setting, and the hospital separates its populations rather than mixing them: distinct adolescent and adult inpatient units, a stabilization and recovery unit, the PRISM program, a specialty unit, and a Women's Wellness Program, with outpatient care alongside. Confidential online assessments and a campus tour are offered before admission.

Shannon Medical Center's behavioral health service in San Angelo provides inpatient and outpatient psychiatric care within a general medical center, so a patient whose mental health condition sits alongside a physical one is treated in the same institution. The service states that it customizes care to the individual and monitors progress to adjust treatment rather than running a fixed program.

Mesa Springs treats mental health and addiction in Fort Worth, beginning every admission with an assessment by a qualified mental health professional rather than a fixed intake track. Alongside its general programming it runs Help for Heroes, a named outpatient service built for military personnel, veterans and first responders — a population whose treatment needs and confidentiality concerns differ enough that a general program often does not fit.

EHN Central Outpatient is the outpatient arm of Emergence Health Network, the designated Local Mental Health Authority and Local Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Authority for El Paso County. Someone starting here has the authority's wider system behind them — crisis and emergency services staffed 24 hours a day on 915-779-1800 or 988, and programs at multiple sites across the county — so a change in what they need does not mean changing organization. EHN is Joint Commission accredited and a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic.

Emergence Health Network is the designated Local Mental Health Authority and Local Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Authority for El Paso County — the body the county relies on rather than one provider among several. It runs mental health crisis and emergency services 24 hours a day, seven days a week, reachable on its own crisis line at 915-779-1800 or through 988, and operates programs at multiple locations across the area. EHN holds The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for Behavioral Health Care and is recognized as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic.