When it comes to addiction treatment, there are many different levels of care. In Arizona, there are a variety of programs available to meet the needs of those struggling with addiction. In this blog post, we will discuss the different levels of care and what each one entails.
Outpatient Rehab
Outpatient care is the lowest level of rehabilitation. It is a form of rehab that allows patients to live at home while attending therapy sessions. Usually, outpatient care consists of a few hours of therapy one or two days per week. The main benefit of this kind of rehab is that it makes it very easy to continue living your life normally while you receive treatment. Because it allows you to maintain your schedule effectively without making many changes, it is preferred by those who have school, work, or events that they cannot miss. This type of care is suitable for those who do not require intensive treatment or those who have completed an inpatient program. It is also an excellent option for those who have children to take care of or who face intense work schedules. Outpatient rehab generally includes a combination of individual and group counseling, as well as medication management.
Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs)
Intensive outpatient rehab is similar to outpatient rehab, but the therapy sessions are more frequent. Patients attend three or four days of treatment per week at least, for a total of nine hours or more. This level of care is best suited for those who have recently...