IOP is a short-term, intensive outpatient treatment designed to get results fast – no matter whether you’re struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, PTSD, or other major mental health challenges. It provides an escalated level of treatment even when one-on-one visits with a therapist or psychiatrist don’t quite meet the need of the client.

The focal point of treatment is group therapy. These sessions are led by an experienced therapist and designed to provide foundational skills and help you work through the mental health challenges the client is facing. Being a part of a supportive group can provide the clients with strength, courage, insight and to learn new skills to better cope with mental health challenges.

Once IOP is determined that this type of treatment would be right for the client, a treatment plan and goals are established with treatment team comprised of a therapist, psychiatrist, care coordinator, and any other relevant staff and monitored throughout treatment. Treatment will take place in a group setting. This includes 3 days per week; each 3 hours in length.

IOP is a less intensive level of mental health care than inpatient hospitalization or partial hospitalization. IOP is a structured, curriculum driven, 9 hour/week program, designed to support the mental health care needs of individuals who have a safe and stable living environment.

IOP services are provided on an outpatient basis, (in-person), or through telehealth, allowing individuals who are unable to attend in-person with access to the same resources and supportive care.

Medications are not required, but may be helpful in some cases. During the initial evaluation this is discussed with a psychiatric provider.

If you are struggling with challenges such as:

• • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • PTSD
  • Bipolar and other Mood Disorders
  • Co-Occurring Psychiatric
  • Substance Abuse<

IOP schedule: Tue/Wed/Thu from 9:00-1:30pm

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1. 3 hours of group therapy, 3 days per week
2. Individual therapy with a therapist

A telehealth visit is an audio-visual, real-time exchange between you and a provider instead of a scheduled in-person appointment. These types of visits are also sometimes referred to as telemedicine visits.

You can have the visit from the comfort and safety of your own home via computer, tablet or cell phone with video capability. The provider will connect with you via internet.

We use an EHR platform called Tebra for Telehealth appointments. You will not need to download any software or application prior to your video visit. You will receive the link for the meeting prior to the visit.

It is not always easy or convenient for patients to get help for their health care needs. The purpose of telehealth is to improve the opportunity to get healthcare closer to home, in a convenient location, and more timely way. Telehealth is another option for receiving care from a provider. The benefit of telehealth is less waiting and travel time, and time away from work or other priorities.

Coverage for services is dependent upon each individual client’s insurance plan. Eligibility is determined prior to admission.

The device must be able to make phone calls and have video capabilities, a microphone, and audio. Your mobile phone, either iOS or Android, computer, or tablet are acceptable methods. You also must have a reliable, high-speed internet connection via home-based Internet service such as WiFi or a cellular data connection with LTE, 5G or Fiber internet. Make sure internet is stable and video can be run without a break.

On the day of your appointment, please make sure your device is sufficiently charged or plugged in; you can log in to your visit up to 5 minutes prior to the start time.

For all technical issues, or appointments please contact Siyan by calling 707-206-7268.

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