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Intensive Outpatient · IOP · Beverly Hills, CA

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Beverly Hills.

Structured multi-day addiction treatment that fits around work, family, and daily life — evidence-based therapy, accountability, and a clear path after residential or PHP.

  • Typically 3 days / ~3 hours
  • Live at home or sober living
  • Step-down or standalone option
  • Most PPO insurance accepted

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Duration

8–12 weeks typical

Level of care

Intensive outpatient (IOP)

Who it's for

Structured care + daily life

Setting

Beverly Hills facility

Overview

What is intensive outpatient treatment?

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) delivers several therapy sessions each week while you live at home or in sober living. It is less time-intensive than PHP, but more structured than weekly counseling alone — designed for real-world recovery practice with clinical accountability.

Multi-day weekly structure

A common IOP pattern is about three sessions per week, roughly three hours each — enough contact to stay accountable without a full treatment day.

Compatible with life demands

Many clients continue work, school, or caregiving with schedule coordination — a key difference from PHP and residential.

Evidence-based modalities

Individual and group therapy, CBT/DBT skills, relapse prevention, and dual-diagnosis support as indicated.

Accountability built in

Attendance expectations, clinical monitoring, and step-up options if stability slips.

Who this program is for

IOP fits people stepping down from PHP or residential care; those with a relatively stable living environment who need more than weekly therapy; and professionals or parents who need structured treatment while remaining engaged in daily responsibilities — when medical necessity does not require PHP or inpatient intensity.

IOP programming

What IOP is built to deliver.

Intensity is lower than PHP, but IOP is not “light counseling.” It is a multi-week program with clear clinical goals.

Core elements

Group therapy

Individual sessions

Relapse prevention

Family involvement

MAT coordination

Aftercare handoff

Strong IOP candidates

Stable housing

Work/school continuity

Post-PHP step-down

Post-residential bridge

Motivation + accountability

Manageable medical risk

The process

What to expect.

IOP is where recovery skills meet real schedules — with enough structure to catch problems early.

1

Assessment & schedule design

We match session frequency to clinical need and life logistics, and confirm IOP (not PHP or residential) is appropriate.

2

Group + individual therapy

Core weeks combine process groups, skills practice, and one-to-one sessions focused on triggers and dual diagnosis when present.

3

Between-session practice

Homework, family agreements, and real-environment coping become part of treatment — reviewed in the next session.

4

Step-down to standard outpatient

As risk decreases, intensity steps down with a written aftercare plan and community supports in place.

Right-sizing care

When IOP is enough — and when it is not.

Choosing IOP solely because it is convenient can under-treat high-risk early recovery. Choosing residential for everyone is also wrong. Level of care should match clinical risk.

3×/wk

Common IOP cadence

Enough contact for accountability when evenings and weekends are relatively stable.

8–12

Typical IOP weeks

Many clients complete a defined IOP episode then step to weekly outpatient maintenance.

Step-up

Path if stability slips

IOP is not a trap — if risk rises, PHP or residential can be the clinically honest next move.

IOP when higher care is needed

Active withdrawal risk without medical supervision
Unsafe home with constant substance access
Severe dual diagnosis without daily structure
Repeated no-shows and isolation between sessions
Recent overdose or high medical complexity
No sober support system outside treatment hours

IOP at Faith Recovery Center

Structured multi-day programming with life flexibility
Clear link to PHP, residential, and aftercare
Dual-diagnosis aware clinical team
Discreet Beverly Hills setting
PPO verification before admission
Honest step-up if IOP is not enough

Wondering if IOP matches your risk level?

A confidential assessment can recommend IOP, PHP, or residential — without pressure.

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IOP pathway

How IOP typically unfolds.

Duration is individualized — eight to twelve weeks is a common episode length before stepping down.

Orientation & engagement

Weeks 1–2

Week 1

Assessment, schedule confirmation, group norms, and early relapse-prevention framing.

Week 2

Deeper individual goals, family boundaries if needed, and between-session skills homework.

Core IOP work

Weeks 3–8

Skills phase

CBT/DBT tools, craving management, and dual-diagnosis stabilization as indicated.

Life integration

Work, relationships, and high-risk situations processed in real time with the clinical team.

Consolidation

Weeks 9–12

Independence

More ownership of schedule and supports; clinician focus on sustainable routines.

Aftercare map

Standard outpatient, meetings, therapy, and emergency plan documented.

After IOP

3–6+ months

Standard outpatient

1–2 sessions per week for maintenance and ongoing dual-diagnosis care if needed.

Long-term recovery

Alumni connection, community supports, and periodic clinical check-ins.

Continuing care is essential. If cravings, use, or mental health symptoms escalate during IOP, stepping up to PHP or residential is a strength — not a setback. Call our admissions team 24/7 at (844) 598-5573.

The experience

IOP let me keep my job and still get real treatment. The groups kept me honest on the days I wanted to coast.

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Session days

Multi-hour blocks for group and individual work on a set weekly rhythm

Work days

Practice recovery at work or school — bring challenges back to therapy

Peer support

Same faces each week — accountability without residential immersion

Step-down

Graduate to standard outpatient with a plan, not a cliff

Cost & insurance

Most PPO plans cover this.

Addiction treatment is an essential health benefit under federal law. We verify your PPO coverage before admission — free and confidential.

BlueCross BlueShield
Optum
United Healthcare
Highmark
Carelon
Anthem
Aetna
Meritain Health
Cigna

Don't see your provider?

We work with many more insurers — call us to check your specific plan.

01

Federally protected

The ACA requires most PPO plans to cover substance use disorder treatment at parity with other medical benefits.

02

Verified before you arrive

We contact your insurer directly and confirm your exact benefits — before you make any commitment.

03

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.

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.

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FAQ

Common questions.

Still have questions? Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day — no pressure, no judgment.

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01

What does IOP stand for in rehab?

IOP means Intensive Outpatient Program — multi-day weekly addiction treatment while you live at home or in sober living, without overnight stay at the facility.

02

How many hours is IOP each week?

Schedules vary, but a common pattern is about three sessions per week at roughly three hours each. Your clinical team sets the exact cadence based on medical necessity.

03

Can I work during IOP?

Often yes. IOP is designed to coexist with work or school more readily than PHP or residential, though some schedule adjustments may still be needed.

04

Is IOP enough after residential treatment?

Sometimes. Others need PHP first for a higher-intensity bridge. We recommend level of care based on risk, support system, and dual-diagnosis needs — not a one-size path.

05

Does insurance cover IOP?

Many PPO plans cover intensive outpatient when medically necessary. We verify your benefits confidentially before admission.

06

What if I relapse during IOP?

Tell your clinical team immediately. Options may include intensified IOP, step-up to PHP or residential, medication changes, or family support adjustments — the goal is safety and re-stabilization.

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