Understanding Treatment

Levels of Care

Addiction Treatment Levels of Care

Addiction treatment can be overwhelming, and many people have no idea what type of care they or a loved one may need. Understanding addiction treatment levels of care is important when reaching out for help .

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Treatments to meet the needs of each client.

PHP is a substance abuse/mental health care program designed to replace the traditional residential treatment model. This program is a great option after the completion of a medical detox, when the individual has achieved a degree of stability. In GateHouse’s PHP, clients spend six hours per day, six days a week in a mixture of group and individual counseling sessions. Afterwards, clients are transported to our residences with 24-hour staff supervision.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Live your life while remaining safe and secure.

IOP is a substance abuse/mental health level of care designed to transition the client from Residential or PHP treatment back into the community. IOP may be a good treatment option for individuals needing more support than just once-a-week counseling. In GateHouse IOP, clients undergo intensive group and individual therapy, family therapy sessions and case management evaluation.

Outpatient Program (OP)

Receive treatment while engaging in daily life.

At this point in the program, clients should have steady employment, attend meetings, and be working a 12-step program with a sponsor. They are still required to participate in weekly one-on-one sessions with their primary therapist and case manager, in addition to two group sessions each week.

Program Steps

Treating substance abuse is a complex process, and research shows longer stays lead to lower relapse rates. The graphic below depicts the length of time each program step takes.

The step and length of rehab varies case-by-case

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Initial Call

The first step is your decision to call. Our team will listen, evaluate and make every effort to assist you.

Evaluation

Next, we will evaluate your situation, gather medical information, and discuss payment options.

Scheduling

At the conclusion of your call, we will provide you with a clear plan of action and admission date.