Alsana Virtual PHP/IOP

Serving adults and adolescents of all genders across 43 states, Alsana offers virtual PHP/IOP programming that treats anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and other eating disorders, along with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. The virtual program is designed for those who need structured, high-level support without stepping away from home, work, or family, and clients can expect the same level of personalized care they'd find in traditional, in-person treatment.

Recover in Supportive Community

Because eating disorders thrive in isolation, Alsana's virtual care is intentionally structured to build a supportive recovery community from the comfort of home. At the start of treatment, clients are placed in a cohesive, consistent group that stays together throughout the virtual program, creating continuity and connection that counters the isolating nature of eating disorders.

Receive High-Quality, Specialized Care

Care is delivered by a licensed multidisciplinary team with specialized experience treating eating disorders virtually, providing group and individual therapy, nutrition counseling, and recovery-minded movement and yoga instruction. This flexible, online format makes Alsana Virtual PHP/IOP uniquely well-suited for caregivers, students, working professionals, individuals with severe food allergies, or those seeking early intervention before health risks escalate. Clients practice real-world coping skills with virtual peer support while maintaining direct communication with their existing outpatient team.

Reclaim Identity Through The Recovery Story

Treatment is structured around the Recovery Story framework, which views recovery as a journey within the context of a client's own life. Across five chapters, from the initial Prologue through the transitional Epilogue, the framework gives clients, families, and treatment teams a shared language and consistent parameters. Alsana actively involves support networks throughout the process, offering dedicated resources for family members and supportive others.