You can get intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) at our sister facility, Orlando Outpatient Center, in Maitland, just north of Orlando. IOP is structured addiction or mental health treatment you attend several days a week while you live at home.
Orlando Recovery Center does not offer IOP. We provide medical detox, residential treatment and partial hospitalization (PHP) in Orlando, and when you are ready to step down, we coordinate your move to IOP at Orlando Outpatient Center.
Orlando Outpatient Center
100 E. Sybelia Ave, Suite 250, Maitland, FL 32751
(407) 968-7717 | orlandooutpatient.com
Need detox, residential care or PHP first? Call Orlando Recovery Center at (407) 680-1226 or verify your insurance.
Treatment often moves from more support to less as you get stronger. Many people step down to IOP after a higher level of care, and some start in IOP when an assessment shows it is the right fit.
Lengths of stay are typical and depend on clinical need and insurance. Before you leave Orlando Recovery Center, your care team builds an aftercare plan with you, which can include IOP at Orlando Outpatient Center.
Many health plans cover IOP when it is medically necessary. Orlando Outpatient Center is in network for substance use and mental health IOP with insurers including Aetna, Florida Blue (BCBS), Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum.
Coverage depends on your plan, so call Orlando Outpatient Center at (407) 968-7717 to verify your benefits. Plan guides: Aetna, Cigna, Florida Blue, UnitedHealthcare and Humana.
IOP at Orlando Outpatient Center could be a good next step if these apply to you:
IOP gives you more structure than weekly therapy while you keep living at home. For adults, IOP typically means at least 9 hours of treatment a week, often spread over three or more days.
At Orlando Outpatient Center, IOP is available for substance use and for mental health, and mental health IOP can also be attended by telehealth. Call (407) 968-7717 to ask about schedules.
In general, IOPs include:
Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you the help you need.
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It depends on your needs, your progress and your insurance. Many people attend IOP for several weeks to a few months, and the care team reviews your plan with you as you go.
No. IOP does not include medical detox. If you need help withdrawing safely from alcohol or drugs, start with medical detox at Orlando Recovery Center.
A typical detox stay is 6–9 days for most patients, based on clinical need and insurance. After detox, we help you plan your next step, which may include IOP at Orlando Outpatient Center.
IOP can be an effective level of care for many people, especially as a step down from detox, residential treatment or PHP. It keeps therapy and support in place while you practice recovery skills at home, at work and with family.
Results differ from person to person, and staying connected to care after treatment matters.
Because you live at home during IOP, you will usually need your own way to get to sessions in Maitland. Mental health IOP is also available by telehealth.
Ask about schedules and options when you call Orlando Outpatient Center at (407) 968-7717.
Many insurance plans cover IOP, though you may still owe a copay, coinsurance or deductible. Orlando Outpatient Center is in network with insurers including Aetna, Florida Blue (BCBS), Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum.
Coverage depends on your plan, so call (407) 968-7717 to verify your benefits before you start.
Federal laws, including the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), may protect your job while you get treatment, depending on your employer and situation.
Because IOP is part-time, many people keep working while they attend. Ask Orlando Outpatient Center which session times fit your schedule.
Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you started on your recovery journey.
If you have questions about insurance, treatment options, or next steps, our admissions team can answer in minutes.
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