Module Snapshot
- Level of care / modality
- ASAM 2.1 (or equivalent) structured multi-session weekly treatment
- Primary settings
- Office (preferred) + Telehealth (when allowed/appropriate)
Core promise
Deliver high-frequency, skills-forward treatment that reduces relapse risk and restores functioning while maintaining community living.
Status / Next steps
Not currently operating. Public intake and service start occurs after the CARF survey window (April-May) and internal go-live approval.
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Who it’s for
- Adults 18+ with moderate/high relapse risk; unstable recovery environment; appropriate for outpatient intensity.
- Common referrals: detox/residential/PHP step-down, hospitals/ED, probation, self/partner providers.
What we deliver
- Core IOP groups (CBT/DBT/relapse prevention/Living in Balance or equivalent), with individualized responses documented.
- Individual counseling to target individualized triggers and generalize skills.
- Peer support and CPST to stabilize housing/employment/legal barriers to adherence.
- Safety planning and step-up/step-down decision support; UDS as clinically indicated/authorized.
Dosage & schedule (typical)
Final schedules and tracks will be published at activation.
- Typical frequency: 3 days/week minimum (common model); track design depends on authorization.
- Typical episode: 6-12 weeks, then step-down to E6.
Admission & exclusions (plain language)
- Good fit: able to attend multiple weekly sessions; medically stable; does not require 24/7 monitoring.
- Not a fit: ASAM indicates residential/PHP; severe withdrawal risk; uncontrolled psychosis or violence.
Care coordination
- Partners: MAT prescribers, probation, employers, sober housing, primary care.
- Closed-loop: step-down from higher LOC includes scheduled IOP start date confirmed.
- ROI posture: communication only with valid ROI or legal authority.
Outcomes we track
- Reduced use/relapse and improved functioning.
- Attendance reliability and curriculum completion.
- Improved recovery capital and reduced ER/legal events.
- Step-down completion rate and audit pass rate.
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