For outpatient rehab near Orlando, our sister facility, Orlando Outpatient Center in Maitland, offers intensive outpatient programs (IOP) for addiction and mental health. Orlando Recovery Center provides detox, residential care and PHP, not outpatient treatment.
For IOP, call Orlando Outpatient Center at (407) 968-7717. Not sure which level of care you need? Call us.
Outpatient rehab lets you get treatment for addiction or a mental health condition while you live at home and keep up with work, school or family. It usually includes individual and group counseling, behavioral therapy and relapse prevention.
Outpatient care comes in different intensities. Standard outpatient may mean one or two sessions a week, while an intensive outpatient program (IOP) typically means at least 9 hours of treatment a week for adults.
Outpatient care for our patients is provided as IOP at our sister facility, Orlando Outpatient Center, in Maitland. It offers IOP for substance use and IOP for mental health, and mental health IOP can also be attended by telehealth.
Orlando Outpatient Center
100 E. Sybelia Ave, Suite 250, Maitland, FL 32751
(407) 968-7717 | orlandooutpatient.com
If you start treatment at Orlando Recovery Center, we coordinate your step down to IOP at Orlando Outpatient Center when you are ready. Learn more about how IOP works.
A clinical assessment matches you to the right level of care. As a general guide:
Not sure where to start? Call Orlando Recovery Center at (407) 680-1226 and our admissions team will help you work it out.
Outpatient treatment could be a good fit if these apply to you.
Outpatient treatment can help you keep building recovery after detox, residential care or PHP. For some people, it is the first level of care when an assessment shows they do not need more support.
Group therapy builds connection and accountability, and individual therapy focuses on your own goals. Because sessions fit around your day, you can keep working, going to school or caring for family.
Outpatient programs usually include:
Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you the help you need.
It varies with your needs, your progress and your insurance. IOP often lasts several weeks to a few months, and the care team reviews your plan with you as you go.
No. IOP at Orlando Outpatient Center does not include detox, and Orlando Recovery Center does not offer outpatient detox. If you need detox, medical detox at Orlando Recovery Center comes first.
A typical detox stay is 6–9 days for most patients, based on clinical need and insurance.
Outpatient treatment helps many people build and keep their recovery, especially when it follows a higher level of care or when their needs are milder. Substance use disorders are treatable, long-term conditions, and recovery is possible.
Results differ from person to person. Staying in care and using support after treatment both matter.
Because you live at home during outpatient care, you will usually need your own way to get to sessions at Orlando Outpatient Center in Maitland. Mental health IOP there is also available by telehealth.
Ask about options when you call (407) 968-7717.
Insurance often covers some or all of outpatient treatment, though copays, coinsurance and deductibles may apply. 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.
Several federal laws, such as the FMLA and the ADA, may protect your job while you get treatment, depending on your situation. Outpatient sessions can often be scheduled around work, so ask Orlando Outpatient Center which times are available.
Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you started on your recovery journey.
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