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Partial Hospitalization · PHP · Beverly Hills, CA
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in Beverly Hills.
Day-level clinical intensity on the Coldwater Canyon campus without overnight stay — structured therapy, psychiatric support, and a real evening environment at home or in sober living.
- Weekday clinical blocks on Coldwater Canyon
- Same campus as detox & residential
- Drive-in from WeHo, Santa Monica, Bel Air — or step down from residential
- Verify PPO coverage before you assume PHP is authorized
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(844) 598-5573Duration
2–6 weeks typical
Level of care
Partial hospitalization (PHP)
Who it's for
High structure, non-residential
Setting
Coldwater Canyon campus
Overview
What PHP looks like on this campus?
PHP at Faith Recovery Center is not a rented day-program in another ZIP. You spend the clinical day at 2200 Coldwater Canyon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 — groups, individual therapy, and psychiatric check-ins in the same manor as residential clients — then leave in the late afternoon. Admissions confirms your exact weekday start time; we do not publish a generic “3 hours / 3 days” slot as if this were a franchise template.
Day-long clinical blocks
Most PHP schedules run about 5–6 hours per day, 5–6 days per week — enough intensity for stabilization and skill-building without full residential admission.
Full clinical menu
Individual therapy, group process, psychoeducation, dual-diagnosis support, and relapse prevention — coordinated by the same continuum as our residential program.
Sleep off-site
Evenings are spent at home or in sober living so you can practice recovery skills in a real environment while still under close clinical oversight during the day.
Bridge level of care
PHP commonly follows residential discharge or serves as a step-up when standard outpatient or IOP is not enough structure.
Who this program is for
Two groups use PHP on this campus. First: people already in residential at Coldwater Canyon who are medically stable enough to sleep off-site but still need a full clinical day — they step down without changing providers. Second: West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Bel Air clients who can drive in for weekday blocks because evenings at home or in sober living are stable enough. If the evening environment is not safe, residential is the honest recommendation — not a longer commute to PHP.
PHP programming
What a PHP day typically includes.
A typical PHP week on Coldwater Canyon is weekday-heavy: morning arrival, several clinical blocks, a meal on campus, and late-afternoon departure. Exact hours are set at intake — not copied from another market’s brochure.
Clinical building blocks
Individual therapy
Group process
Psychoeducation
Psychiatric support
Relapse prevention
Family sessions
When PHP is a strong fit
Post-residential step-down
IOP not enough structure
Dual diagnosis intensity
Safe evening environment
Work pause feasible
Insurance-authorized LOC
The process
What to expect.
PHP keeps clinical intensity high while you begin living recovery outside the treatment day — with structure, not isolation.
Clinical assessment & level-of-care match
We confirm PHP is the right intensity — not under-treating with IOP, not over-treating when residential is still indicated.
Daily structured programming
Therapy blocks include individual sessions, groups, skills practice, and dual-diagnosis support as clinically appropriate.
Evening practice at home or sober living
You apply coping skills overnight and bring real-world challenges back into the next day's clinical work.
Step-down planning
As stability improves, most clients step down to IOP and then standard outpatient with a written continuing-care plan.
Level-of-care clarity
Why PHP is not the same as IOP.
Families often hear “outpatient” as one thing. PHP and IOP differ in hours, intensity, and who they are clinically appropriate for.
5–6 hrs
Typical PHP day length
PHP is built for people who still need most of their day inside clinical structure — closer to residential daytime intensity.
~3 hrs
Typical IOP session length
IOP is usually fewer hours and fewer days — better when work/school must continue and home support is solid.
Step path
Residential → PHP → IOP → OP
Many clients move down this ladder as stability grows. Skipping levels too early raises early-relapse risk.
Choosing IOP when PHP is still needed
PHP at Faith Recovery Center
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How PHP typically unfolds.
Length varies by medical necessity and progress — many clients use PHP as a defined bridge rather than an open-ended program.
Stabilization phase
Week 1
Assessment, schedule lock-in, daily structure, and acute symptom/craving management with high clinical contact.
Week 2
Deeper therapy, family involvement as appropriate, and real-world trigger review from evening hours.
Skills & dual-diagnosis work
Clinical deepening
CBT/DBT skills, trauma-informed work when indicated, medication optimization if prescribed.
Accountability
Urine screens or other monitoring when clinically appropriate; attendance and engagement expectations clear.
Step-down preparation
IOP handoff
Most clients step to intensive outpatient with overlapping clinical relationships for continuity.
Written plan
Schedule, supports, warning signs, and emergency contacts documented before PHP discharge.
After PHP
Stopping all structure immediately after PHP elevates early-relapse risk
IOP phase
Reduced hours, more real-life practice, continued groups and individual therapy.
Standard OP
Maintenance sessions and aftercare coordination for long-term stability.
Continuing care is essential. PHP is not a lighter version of “doing nothing at night.” Success depends on a safe evening environment and honest engagement during the day. Call our admissions team 24/7 at (844) 598-5573.
The experience
“PHP gave me the structure of treatment during the day without disappearing from my life at night. It was the bridge I needed after residential.”
Morning arrival
Check-in, goals for the day, and first clinical block
Midday groups
Process group, skills practice, and peer accountability
Individual work
One-to-one therapy and dual-diagnosis support as needed
Evening home
Return home or sober living — practice skills, rest, re-engage tomorrow
Cost & insurance
Most PPO plans cover this.
Do not assume PHP or IOP is covered because a plan mentions outpatient care. We verify PPO medical necessity and your specific benefit before you start — free and confidential.
Don't see your provider?
We work with many more insurers — call us to check your specific plan.
Federally protected
The ACA requires most PPO plans to cover substance use disorder treatment at parity with other medical benefits.
Verified before you arrive
We contact your insurer directly and confirm your exact benefits — before you make any commitment.
Self-pay options available
If insurance doesn't cover your stay, we offer private-pay rates and can discuss options with our admissions team.
Benefits vary by plan. Verification is not a guarantee of payment.
What comes next
Your treatment pathway.
Recovery is a continuum — each level of care builds on the last. Your clinical team designs a personalized pathway from admission through long-term aftercare.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
8–12 weeks typicalNext step down — fewer hours, more real-world practice with clinical accountability.
Outpatient & Aftercare
FlexibleFull outpatient continuum overview and long-term aftercare coordination.
Residential Inpatient
30–90 daysIf PHP is not enough structure, residential may be the safer next or prior step.
Not sure which level of care is right for you?
Our admissions team will assess your needs and recommend the right path — at no cost, no obligation.
FAQ
Common questions.
Still have questions? Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day — no pressure, no judgment.
Call nowWhat does PHP stand for in rehab?
PHP means Partial Hospitalization Program — a day-treatment level of care with several hours of clinical programming most weekdays, without overnight stay at the facility.
Who drives in for PHP versus who steps down from residential?
West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Bel Air clients often drive to 2200 Coldwater Canyon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 for weekday PHP when evenings at home or in sober living are stable. Others step down from on-site residential so they keep the same clinical team. If nights are not safe, PHP is the wrong level of care.
How long does PHP last?
Many PHP episodes run about two to six weeks, then step down to IOP. Length follows medical necessity and progress — not a marketing package.
How much does rehab cost in Los Angeles?
Cash ranges vary by level of care. Industry bands for PHP are often hundreds of dollars per day before insurance; residential is higher. See our cost guide for 2026 ranges, then verify your actual PPO benefit — published ranges are not a Faith Recovery rate card.
How do people pay for PHP in Beverly Hills?
Most families start with PPO verification. Some use a mix of insurance and private pay. We verify benefits before you assume PHP hours are authorized — coverage can differ from residential even on the same plan.
How is PHP different from IOP?
PHP occupies most of a clinical weekday on this campus. IOP is fewer hours and is built for people who can keep more of a work or family schedule. Choosing IOP only because it is convenient can under-treat early recovery.
Can I work during PHP?
Most people cannot keep a full-time traditional workday during PHP because weekday blocks fill the treatment day. Some use medical leave. IOP is usually the better fit if work continuity is required and clinical risk allows it.
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