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Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for Addiction

Partial Hospitalization Program Treatment

At Renaissance Recovery, our evidence-based Partial Hospitalization Program is run by highly qualified and compassionate staff dedicated to helping you achieve long-term sobriety. 

Our premier PHP program includes:

  • Comprehensive assessment
  • Structured daytime schedule
  • Expert clinical staff
  • Custom treatments
  • Medical & mental health care
  • Aftercare planning
  • & more

 

Read on and learn more about our adult Partial Hospitalization Programs at our Florida and California rehabs.

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By: Renaissance Recovery

Clinically Reviewed by: Diana Vo, LMFT

Last Updated:

12/04/2024

What Is a Partial Hospitalization Program?

A partial hospitalization program is a type of outpatient rehab that provides services similar to inpatient rehab but without requiring overnight stays. Some people choose PHP instead of inpatient treatment, while others transition from inpatient rehab to PHP to ease back into daily life. 

PHP includes at least 5 hours of therapy each weekday, from Monday to Friday. IOPs (intensive outpatient programs), however, involve 3 hours of treatment on 3 weekdays. PHPs provide both medical and psychiatric care, which IOPs may not. 

PHPs are suitable for those who need more support than standard outpatient care but don’t require 24/7 supervision. They offer structure and support while allowing people to maintain some independence. 

In a typical PHP, participants engage in family, individual, and group therapy sessions.

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What Happens in a PHP?

Our PHP program starts with a thorough assessment from our expert clinical staff to help determine the best treatment plan for your specific needs.

This assessment will take into account your unique needs, including any mental or physical health concerns, drug of choice, length of use, and more. 

From there, a personalized treatment and aftercare plan will be created for you based on these results.

For some, a medical detox is necessary to begin with in order to safely and comfortably remove drugs from your system. While we don’t offer detox or inpatient care, our recovery team can help you locate great local programs near our beautiful beaches, allowing you to heal and relax before entering our outpatient programs. 

After detox, you will begin our PHP program with therapy sessions 3 to 5 times weekly for up to 3 weeks. This structure will help you re-enter society and family life more smoothly as you start your recovery journey. 

Renaissance’s PHP offers individual and group counseling, each with its benefits. You will also have access to various therapies and activities. 

Partial hospitalization programs help you develop the skills needed for a healthy, independent, substance-free life. You can apply what you’ve learned when you return home between sessions. This should help you handle triggers and lower the risk of relapse

Partial Hospitalization Program Schedule

Our PHPs provide at least 5 days of treatment per week, sometimes up to 7.

A typical day includes:

  • Individual & group therapy
  • Mental health therapy
  • Skill-building practice
  • & regular one-on-one therapy & check-ups

 

Licensed mental health professionals lead these daily sessions, and are here to help you navigate your sobriety journey at all times. If you need medication, you will see a psychiatrist to help assist you with medication management.

Family therapy may also be part of the program since involving the family in the treatment plan can help build a support system, which is important for recovery. 

Lunch is typically provided, but you may need to arrange other meals. Some centers also offer transportation to and from the program. 

Our program also offers daily evidence-based therapy such as CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) and alternative methods such as yoga. 

The length of PHP varies based on individual needs, but it usually lasts 14 to 21 days. 

Partial Hospitalization Program Requirements

A therapist might recommend a partial hospitalization program if: 

  • Your health is stable
  • You have a supportive home 
  • You are motivated to get well
  • You have problems at work or school
  • You are not likely to harm yourself or others
  • You have a mental health condition along with an addiction 

Are Hospitalization Programs Effective?

Research and clinical evidence support the effectiveness of partial hospitalization programs. Studies have shown improvements in symptoms, reduced hospitalization rates, and enhanced quality of life among those who complete PHPs. 

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Do Partial Hospitalization Programs Work?

Yes, partial hospitalization programs can work well. They provide structured therapy and support while letting people live at home. How well they work depends on your commitment and if the program fits your needs. 

How Long is a Partial Hospitalization Program?

PHPs usually offer at least 5 days of treatment each week, sometimes up to 7. The length of the program depends on each person’s needs, but most people spend 14 to 21 days in a program.

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Get Started With Our Partial Hospitalization Program

If you or a loved one are ready to start your journey to sobriety, call our friendly recovery team today at 833.497.4481. 

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Don’t wait, call today to begin your journey to sobriety at Renaissance Recovery’s premier PHP program. 

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