Sunrise also offers a partial hospitalization program (PHP) for those that need a higher level of care. PHP is often a natural second step in the addiction treatment process for those that have successfully completed an inpatient or residential drug rehabilitation program. It is also an appropriate intervention as an intermediate step to attempt to keep an individual from having to move to an inpatient or residential setting.
This program provides a blend of outpatient individual and group counseling services with appropriate medical supervision, which has several advantages over an inpatient or residential rehabilitation program, including:
By participating in a partial hospitalization program, patients can continue to grow in their personal lives while continuing to commit to sobriety and treatment. This type of care helps patients find a balance in their lives and continue to work to stay sober and achieve their goals.
Our team of skilled mental health care professionals is dedicated to delivering high-quality treatment and support to individuals enrolled in our partial hospitalization program. They are trained in various therapeutic modalities and treatment approaches, including geriatric psychiatry, medication management, and trauma-informed practices.
The partial hospital program is ideal for those who require intensive mental health services but are stable enough to return home at the end of each day. This level of care bridges the gap between inpatient and outpatient treatment, allowing participants to continue receiving the support they need while transitioning back to their daily lives. In this program, individuals can expect to engage in a variety of therapeutic activities designed to build skills, foster hope, and promote personal growth. Partial hospitalization program requirements can sometimes seem extensive, but Sunrise makes it easy!
Sunrise Treatment Center began in 2007 as part of a private practice office that provided office-based opioid treatment. Since then, our facility has grown to serve patients in the Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton areas with informed substance abuse treatment. In 2015, Sunrise opened an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) to add an additional level of care. Since this opening, we've been able to provide treatment for patients who were not a good fit for non-intensive outpatient treatment.
In the years since Sunrise has continued to grow. We've added more service lines, including mental health therapy, general transitional medical care, trauma-informed care, recovery houses, and more. We've also built and added new programs. In addition to our PHP, some of our program options include:
Whether you're looking for a PHP option or another type of assistance we offer, we're here for you. Contact us today to get started and receive the care you need.
A partial hospitalization program allows individuals to receive intensive treatment for mental health or substance abuse disorders while living at home or in a supportive environment. The specific activities and components of a PHP program can vary, but common features include:
Some of the key goals of partial hospitalization programs include:
Additional goals include skill development, symptom management, and helping patients transition to a lower level of care.
The duration of PHP can vary depending on several factors, including a patient's needs, treatment progress, and the program's structure. Generally, these programs are designed as short-term, intensive treatment options to bridge the gap between inpatient and outpatient care.
Some key benefits of PHP programs include:
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MEET OUR STAFFInpatient and outpatient treatment are two different approaches to providing medical or psychiatric care. Inpatient treatment is when a patient is admitted to a hospital or treatment facility for an extended period, while outpatient treatment refers to receiving medical or psychiatric care without staying overnight in a facility. Both forms of treatment can include elements like support groups, family therapy, and more.
The decision between an inpatient and an outpatient rehab program depends on the individual's condition, severity, and treatment goals. Healthcare professionals evaluate these factors to determine the most appropriate level of care for each patient.
IOP stands for Intensive Outpatient Program in the context of rehab. An Intensive Outpatient Program is a structured treatment approach that provides intensive therapy and support for individuals recovering from substance abuse, addiction, or certain mental health conditions. It offers a higher level of care than traditional outpatient treatment but does not require patients to stay overnight at a facility.
Outpatient care offers several advantages for patients, including:
Some patients prefer outpatient care because it is more flexible and allows them to continue working, seeing family members, and continuing a job or other commitments without major disruptions. Outpatient drug rehab is also generally more cost-effective than inpatient programs.
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