What Is Outpatient Rehab?

Outpatient rehab involves scheduled online appointments with our addiction treatment providers, including doctors, therapists and social workers. You’ll participate in-person at the Orlando Outpatient Center or virtually according to your schedule. Outpatient treatment is less expensive and more flexible, but patients are entirely responsible for their sobriety while not in appointments.

Is outpatient treatment right for me?

Outpatient treatment could be a good fit if these apply to you.

I’ve completed inpatient care and want additional support.
My addiction would be diagnosed as mild substance use disorder.
I have supportive loved ones and a safe, stable home life.
I cannot put my work, school or family responsibilities on hold.

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What To Expect in Our Outpatient Program

Outpatient treatment can help patients get back to their daily life after inpatient rehab or be the first level of care for those with milder addictions. You’ll build fellowship and support in group therapy and receive high-quality medical treatment as your schedule allows so you can keep working, attending school or caring for your family.

Group therapy

Expert medical care

Medication management

Treatment for co-occurring disorders

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Your Recovery Is Our Mission

If you struggle with addiction, you’re not alone. Read our reviews and explore why Orlando Outpatient Center may be the right place for your treatment.

Orlando Recovery Center

4.2

Based on 575 reviews

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Scarlet L

05:17 31 May 24

Treatment here saved my life 2 years ago. I came after spending a week in the hospital after an overdose and stayed for two months. My cheapo insurance (obviously wasn’t employed at the time) was able to cover it and I got billed I think $500. I always thought rehab would be unattainable, that you’d have to pay thousands before you can get in, and most addicts don’t have that luxury or family who can help. I had terrible nightmares where I would wake up screaming throughout the night after being in the coma and they gave me my own room which I appreciated so much, people could hear me down the hall so I know my roommate in detox was probably going insane! They set me up with outpatient care and a PCP after my release and taught me a lot. I would recommend ORC for sure.My only negative experience I don’t want to blame on the entire place, because the group leaders, my therapist, doctors, were amazing- but there were a couple staff members who were known to be rude/inappropriate. I know that places are short staffed but it got to a point of a group of patients making a list of concerns and hopefully has been addressed because I still remember it. A male staff member that worked overnights came up to some of us sitting at a table eating bagels and singled me out saying I should watch my carbs and have gained weight since getting there. A big part of my drug use involved my disordered eating habits and using amphetamines originally to lose weight. Most nights after that in the snack line he would make little quips like “don’t try to sneak extra I’m watching”. Gave girls his number. Things like that. I developed narcolepsy after my overdose (apparently that can happen after traumatic brain injury/loss of oxygen) and would fall asleep in my room throughout the day. He would scream at me for that, open my door and laugh at me or say that I didn’t seem to want to be there. I tried to explain I didn’t know why I was so exhausted and was trying.One of the nurses when I woke up late for meds went off on me, then the next day said she looked at my chart and apologized because she didn’t realize what I had gone through. This is a treatment center so they should be aware everyone has a story and likely has comorbid mental/physical health issues.Getting meds could be pretty hectic but I think that’s to be expected at any rehab. A lot of days in residential they wouldn’t have Suboxone until the afternoon and it could get pretty dicey waiting to dose and patients getting agitated. There definitely was an issue with stocking meds like that. The “Suboxone takers” had our own line and joked that we were the miscreants of the place, lol

Christina A.

22:18 27 Apr 24

This place has changed my life, I was there for about 3 months and I worked everyday to better myself and fight through addiction. I loved the people I have met there and the staff. Thank you so much ORC

William C.

18:36 01 Apr 24

I can't stress enough how important addiction treatment is. I was at my lowest when I got to Orlando Recovery Center and from the first few minutes going through admissions until the day I graduated I was treated with kindness and professionalism. I am in the MA T program and Crystal who is the coordinator of MA T at ORC knows her stuff and she answered all of my questions and concerns. Just want to say thank you to everyone there especially Alicia, Tiffany ,Pat and Crystal. Trust me you won't regret choosing Orlando Recovery Center.

LeeAnn H.

03:36 14 Nov 23

I was in Recovery Village for about a month and a half. I absolutely loved the staff they are all very caring and easy to talk to. Stephanie (BHT) was so wonderful she was very kind and very caring. If you needed to talk she would always listen. My counselor Lindsey was also wonderful, she helped me work through so much.

Aleia R.

03:15 19 Oct 23

This Center Saved my Life.

Jimmie the Voice R.

22:58 11 Oct 23

Overall ORC did an exceptional job on helping me become the best version of myself as possible. From the top, to the bottom, all the staff took great care of me. I spent my 49th birthday 🎂 there on October 6th and it was the first time I was sober on my birthday in 30 years. Everyone cheered for my special day and my sobriety. Today I'm 62 days sober and I will continue to strive to be GREAT and stay sober. My NAME IS JIMMIE ROWRY AND I MATTER!!!! I would recommend ORC to anyone battling ADDICTION, it only works if you work it😎

FAQs About Outpatient Rehab

How long is outpatient rehab?

How long outpatient rehab takes differs for each person. However, most patients complete their outpatient treatment program in one to three months or up to a year.

Is drug or alcohol detox included?

Medical detox is not offered in outpatient treatment. Those needing medical detox can finish this program separately before starting inpatient or outpatient rehab.

Does outpatient rehab work?

Yes, outpatient rehab has helped many people heal from addiction. Substance use disorders cannot be “cured”, but recovery is possible. Our patients’ physical and mental health, relationships with loved ones, safety, legal status, employment or educational status and relapse time often improve greatly after treatment with us.

Is transportation provided for outpatient rehab?

No, you are responsible for your transportation to and from the Orlando Outpatient Center, though virtual appointments may be available through Nobu, our online mental wellness app.

How can I pay for outpatient rehab?

Insurance may cover the cost of some or all of outpatient rehab, but copays and meeting deductibles may be required. Orlando Outpatient Center also helps those without insurance develop affordable payment plans.

Will I lose my job if I go to rehab?

Several laws are in place to protect employees who attend rehab. Outpatient sessions can also be scheduled around work hours.

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