Levels of Care

Browse treatment centers by the type and intensity of care they provide. Understanding the different levels of care helps you find the right treatment intensity for your needs. From round-the-clock residential programs to flexible outpatient options, each level serves a specific purpose in the recovery journey.

Residential & Inpatient Care

Immersive treatment programs where patients live at the facility full-time, receiving 24/7 medical supervision and structured therapeutic support in a controlled environment.

Concierge TreatmentDetoxResidentialIntensive InpatientRecovery SchoolRetreatTherapeutic Boarding School

Outpatient & Flexible Care

Treatment programs that allow patients to live at home while attending scheduled therapy sessions, offering flexibility for those with work, school, or family commitments.

Day TreatmentIntensive Outpatient ProgramOutpatientVirtual

Additional Support Services

Alternative support that helps to span the recovery journey—from first steps through transitional living.

InterventionistsRecovery CoachingSober Living

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What Are You Struggling With?

Providers specializing in the conditions and substances for which you are seeking help.

What Kind of Care Do You Need?

Residential, outpatient, and other levels of care to meet your unique needs.

What Insurance Do You Have?

Depending on your plan, insurance may cover up to 100% the cost of treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Treatment is structured as a "continuum," ranging from high-intensity to low-intensity. It typically starts with Medical Detox (stabilization), moves to Inpatient/Residential (24/7 immersion), and then steps down to Outpatient options like PHP (all-day treatment) or IOP (part-time treatment). The goal is to match you with the "least restrictive" environment that still ensures your safety and progress.
Levels of addiction treatment
https://recovery.com/resources/treatment-guide/
Inpatient care is best if your home environment is unsupportive, you have a high risk of relapse, or you need 24/7 medical/clinical monitoring. Outpatient care is suitable if you have a stable living situation, a strong support system, and responsibilities (like a job or family) that you cannot leave. Many people use Outpatient as a "step-down" after completing an Inpatient stay.
Inpatient vs outpatient treatment
https://recovery.com/resources/choosing-inpatient-vs-outpatient-rehab/
Both are outpatient levels of care, but they differ in intensity. A Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is often called "day treatment," requiring 5–6 hours of therapy, 5–7 days a week. An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is more flexible, typically involving 3 hours of therapy, 3–5 days a week. PHP is a full-time commitment, while IOP allows you to maintain a work or school schedule.
IOPs vs PHPs
https://recovery.com/resources/iop-vs-php/

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