Levels of care

Your care pathway, step by step.

Recovery isn't one-size-fits-all. Most people move between levels of care as needs change. A licensed clinician recommends where to begin after a confidential assessment.

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Step 01

Medical Detox

24/7 medical support

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When it may be appropriate

Physical dependence on alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines
Withdrawal symptoms when stopping or cutting back
A history of difficult or unsafe withdrawal

How to start

Call admissions for a confidential screening. A clinician reviews substance use and health history to plan a safe start.

Step 02

Residential Treatment

Live-in, round-the-clock structure

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When it may be appropriate

Daily life or home environment makes recovery hard
Previous outpatient attempts have not held
Co-occurring mental health needs require close support

How to start

Often follows detox. Admissions coordinates insurance verification and an admission date after assessment.

Step 03

Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

Several sessions per week

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When it may be appropriate

More support is needed than weekly therapy
Symptoms are stable enough to live at home
Work, school, or family must continue

How to start

Can be a first step or a step-down from residential. A clinical assessment sets your schedule.

Step 04

Virtual IOP

Structured care from home

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When it may be appropriate

Travel or schedule makes in-person care difficult
You want privacy and flexibility
You are continuing care after a higher level

How to start

Request a call to confirm fit, verify coverage, and schedule your first session.

This page is general information, not a diagnosis. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.

Not sure where to start?

Request a call and an admissions specialist will help you find the right level of care and check your coverage — free and confidential.

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