Intensive Outpatient Program Tampa FL

Intensive Outpatient Program Specifics

BoardPrep IOP usually consists of three to four hours of addiction treatment services at a frequency of three to four days a week. Specifically, this goes for a duration of about 12 weeks.

In our intensive outpatient program, patients have the ability to return home each night after treatment. However, they still receive the same treatment modalities as those in our day-night drug rehab program.

The major benefit of an IOP is flexibility. You can still tend to your responsibilities at home, such as work and family life. During the day, you attend regular sessions, including family therapy and other therapeutic interventions. Once your treatment is done for the day, you can return home to practice what you have learned. Each week, we’ll assess your growth in recovery and make changes to your rehab plan accordingly.

Programs Leading to IOP

In many cases, we’ll recommend completing inpatient care at another facility or detox before entering an intensive outpatient program. For example, our modalities include:

As you can see, we offer a wide variety of services for our clients. Moreover, your program will depend on your original assessment with our addiction specialists. Through counseling and therapy, we can begin to bring positive change into your life with a clear path to recovery and sobriety.

Intensive Outpatient Program Monitoring

Though there is less medical supervision in an IOP, we still conduct daily monitoring and recovery support. Specifically, we offer the assistance of mobile breathalyzer devices, biomarker sampling, and other tools to promote accountability in treatment.

Moreover, you also have the ability to stay at our recovery residence as an alternative to inpatient care at a partner facility. In-home family therapy sessions with our addiction experts are also recommended for patients in our intensive outpatient program.

IOP Outpatient Rehab in Tampa, FL, Provided by BoardPrep

IOP commonly stands for “intensive outpatient program.” At BoardPrep Recovery, IOP also stands for Individualized Outpatient Program due to the tailored approach. Executives and professionals who participate in BoardPrep IOP after express their gratitude for the accessibility of the program and the professionalism of the staff.

BoardPrep IOP usually consists of 3 to 4 hours of treatment services delivered at a frequency of 3 to 4 days a week for a duration of about 12 weeks. BoardPrep Recovery Center^® is a Sate licensed and Nationally accredited IOP provider.

We offer IOP tailor-made to each client, so you or your loved one receives the specific services necessary to overcome obstacles to a successful recovery. You won’t find a “one-size-fits-all” approach at BoardPrep. We honor the individual, and develop a plan that will help each client begin a new, addiction-free life. That process begins with a thorough, interdisciplinary evaluation that includes psychiatric, personality, and ASAM multidimensional assessments. It also includes optional psychological and neuro-cognitive testing, a thorough review of past medical records, and the use of other tools to develop a customized plan for optimal results.

IOP treatment includes

3-4 partial days of treatment each week with licensed addiction specialists in whatever setting is appropriate for you or your loved one – individualized groups or one-on-one.
Monitoring and recovery support with the assistance of mobile breathalyzer devices, biomarker sampling, and other tools to promote accountability.
A family approach to treatment, when applicable, with personalized in-home family therapy sessions conducted by licensed experts.
The option to stay in our Recovery Residence as an alternative to in-patient rehabilitation treatment.

National Best Practice Provider in Tampa, Florida

Licensed detox at BoardPrep Recovery Center^® in Tampa, Florida meets the highest standards in the field. Our treatment program aligns with national best-practice guidelines, prescribed by leading researchers. At BoardPrep, a multi-disciplinary team of experts performs each assessment. BoardPrep offers all available levels of care, thus tailoring the treatment to the individual need.

BoardPrep’s licensed detox includes treatment for other mental health problems. For instance, depression, anxiety and trauma often play a big role in substance use disorders. Therefore, BoardPrep’s addiction psychiatrists continue to see patients at least weekly for the first month of day-night treatment, after detox. Also, treatment addresses family and environmental risk issues. A licensed and experienced therapist performs weekly webinars with the families and schedules family sessions as needed.

Why Physicians Refer to BoardPrep

BoardPrep Recovery bases its’ licensed detox program on recent advances in brain-science. Additionally, when a patient is referred by their doctor, BoardPrep provides doctor to doctor communication, case management expertise and clinician to clinician handoff. As a Vivitrol Provider, BoardPrep distinguishes itself as a state-of-the-art licensed detox.

BoardPrep Services

BoardPrep services include day-night rehab, outpatient treatment and licensed detox with full psychiatric and psychological services. Additionally, BoardPrep experts perform in-hospital assessments, interventions and court services. Furthermore, all programs at BoardPrep Recovery in Tampa, Florida are rooted in the 12-step model, with a robust family program and available extended care options.

How to Refer

To refer a family member, colleague, employee, client or patient to BoardPrep, just call 866-796-4720. Most of our clients come to treatment through referral from a doctor, therapist, professional, family and alumni. If you are exploring treatment options for someone you care about, we will provide the support you need to get them into treatment. Please call us at 866-796-4720 to discuss any unique circumstances. BoardPrep offers same-day direct admissions, transfers from hospital or other detox programs, phone consultations, assessments by appointment, interventions and court services.

Professional referral sources

If you are a doctor, psychologist, therapist, attorney or pastor and wish to have ongoing communication with BoardPrep after admission, please advise us during the initial call. Also, if a letter or other documentation is needed, we are happy to accommodate.

How you can help

Most people who need a licensed detox or who are suffering from dual-disorders are not going to call on their own. They often need support and guidance during this difficult time. BoardPrep’s clinical experts partner with family and friends to provide the help they need. To get started, whether for phone consultation or an immediate admission to treatment, call 866-796-4720.