Levels of care
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Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient treatment allows clients to receive therapy, counseling, medication support, or recovery services while continuing to live at home. It may be used as step-down care after higher levels of treatment or as ongoing support for people with stable daily structure.
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Sober Living
Sober living and recovery housing provide substance-free living environments that support recovery routines, accountability, peer connection, and stability. They are often used after or alongside treatment, not as a replacement for clinical care.
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Virtual Treatment
Virtual treatment uses secure video, phone, or digital tools to provide therapy, counseling, medication support, or recovery services. It may be useful for outpatient care, continuing support, or people who need flexible access to treatment.
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Residential Treatment
Residential treatment provides structured care in a live-in setting. It may be appropriate when someone needs daily programming, therapy, recovery planning, and a supportive environment away from high-risk home or social situations.
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Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment
Co-occurring disorder treatment supports people who have both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition. Programs may combine addiction treatment, therapy, medication support, and mental health care so both concerns are addressed together.
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Day Treatment / Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
PHP provides structured daytime treatment without overnight residence. It may be used when someone needs more support than standard outpatient care but does not require 24-hour inpatient or residential treatment.
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Licensed Primary Mental Health
Primary mental health treatment focuses mainly on conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, or other psychiatric concerns. It may be appropriate when mental health symptoms are the main reason for seeking care.