Online Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
For mental health and substance addiction
We Accept Insurance
As effective as traditional in-person IOP treatment
Choose from morning, midday, or evening therapy sessions
Save on travel, childcare, eldercare, and other expenses
Treatment without the limitations
Modern Recovery’s online IOP program meets you wherever you are to get you the help you need. This virtual intensive outpatient option offers participants the following benefits:
Convenience
- Our online IOP is ideal for those whose work, school, family, or travel obligations make it difficult to attend in-person treatment sessions.
Accessibility
- Our virtual program is accessible to anyone with an internet connection—even to those who live far from a rehab center or therapist’s office or who have a physical disability.
Continuity
- For those who recently completed an inpatient or PHP-level program but still need additional support, our IOP offers seamless continuity of care.
Benefits of IOP treatment
- Think more clearly and improve your outlook
- Develop coping skills to manage your condition
- Improve relationships and family dynamics
- Learn to live a healthier, more enjoyable lifestyle
- Address traumas and unresolved issues
- Get relief from depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, eating disorders, drug and alcohol addiction, and other behavioral health issues
What is an intensive outpatient program (IOP)?
Traditional mental health and addiction treatments generally fall into two main categories:
1) Inpatient rehab – Participants stay at a residential rehab facility or hospital for the duration of their treatment, receiving round-the-clock supervision.
2) Outpatient rehab – A less restrictive option that allows participants to stay at home but visit a rehab facility for treatment. However, outpatient programs vary in their level of intensity and time commitment.
Intensive outpatient (IOP) is a level below the most intensive form of outpatient treatment, known as a partial hospitalization program (PHP). It offers more flexible scheduling and requires a smaller time commitment.
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We accept insurance
We work with most major insurance providers to help minimize the cost of treatment. Let’s check to see if your provider will cover your treatment.
We’re in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield
Online IOP Features
Modern Recovery’s virtual IOP program is as effective as traditional IOP programs with the added benefits of greater privacy and convenience and reduced costs.
Dedicated recovery coaches
When you need guidance and support, our recovery coaches are always just a phone call or message away.
Flexible schedules
Schedules that fit your lifestyle. Choose from 3-hr morning, midday, or evening sessions, 3 or 5 days per week.
Masters-level therapists
Participants have ongoing weekly support meetings with our specialized licensed therapists.
Medication management
In cases where clients are prescribed medications, we monitor and reconcile them to ensure desired outcomes.
Better accessibility
Get treatment regardless of your physical location/disability. Eliminate travel, childcare, and other expenses.
Discreet and confidential
Receiving treatment from your own home adds a level of privacy that in-person treatment simply can’t offer.
Virtual IOP services included
Here are some of the therapy modalities included in our online IOP program:
- IOP group therapy
- Individual therapy
- Personalized recovery coaching
- Aftercare and extended care
- Family sessions
- Medication management
- Psychiatric consultations
- Academic support
- Vocational training
- Short- and long-term goal management
- Transitional support
- Case management
For more information about our services, call us.
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Dual diagnosis treatment
Dual diagnosis refers to the simultaneous diagnosis of both a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder (e.g., depression, anxiety, or PTSD).
In the past, treating a person’s substance abuse before resolving mental health problems was common practice. However, research shows that successful recovery requires that both conditions be treated at the same time.