Columbus, Ohio
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Columbus, Ohio
Intensive outpatient treatment at Leora's Columbus facility on North High Street: three hours of therapy group a day, three to five days a week, with individual sessions alongside, for substance use, mental health conditions, or both.
- How often
- 3 to 5 days a week
- Time commitment
- 3 hours a day, 9 to 15 hours a week
- Where
- 5432 N High St, Columbus
- Admissions
- Columbus (614) 665-8878Dayton (937) 660-4145
Leora's Columbus facility at 5432 N High St runs an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for people who need structured treatment and can live at home while they get it. The program meets three to five days a week for three hours of therapy group each day. You also see your own therapist every week, and other individual appointments are fitted around the groups.
IOP in Columbus at a Glance
- Address
- 5432 N High St, Columbus, OH 43214
- Admissions
- (614) 665-8878
- Days a week
- 3 to 5
- Therapy group
- 3 hours a day
- Weekly hours
- 9 to 15
- Therapist
- an individual session every week
- Nurse practitioner
- every 2 to 3 weeks, depending on your medication plan
One Building, Every Step
The Columbus facility runs ambulatory detox, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient care under one roof, along with medication assisted treatment and case management. Someone who steps down from partial hospitalization into IOP, or needs more support for a while and steps up, changes level without changing provider and without starting over with a new team.
Many people start IOP in Columbus straight from their assessment. Others come to it after partial hospitalization here, after ambulatory detox, or after a residential or inpatient stay somewhere else.
Substance Use, Mental Health, or Both
The Columbus IOP treats alcohol and drug use, mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and PTSD, and the two together. When a substance use problem and a mental health condition occur together, the same program treats both.
Medication While in IOP
If medication is part of your plan, the nurse practitioner sees you every two to three weeks. People on medication for opioid or alcohol use disorder can continue it through Leora's medication assisted treatment in the same building.
Paying for IOP
Leora accepts Medicaid and all major commercial insurance. Admissions confirms what your plan covers before your first day, and you can verify your insurance online before you call.
Starting IOP in Columbus
It starts with a phone call to (614) 665-8878. Admissions asks a few questions and books an assessment, and the assessment decides whether IOP is the right level for you or whether another one fits better first. If you are still in withdrawal, ambulatory detox comes first, and it runs in the same building.
If Columbus Is Not Close Enough
Leora also runs intensive outpatient in Dayton, at 948 Patterson Rd. For people anywhere else in Ohio, or whose schedule rules out an in-person group, virtual IOP meets by video with the same number of hours.
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Outpatient addiction and mental health treatment in Columbus and Dayton, Ohio, from ambulatory detox to outpatient therapy groups. Walk-ins welcome. Call now, or leave your number and admissions will call to set up your assessment.
