Outpatient rehab for Irvine residents

Outpatient rehab, sometimes called outpatient substance abuse treatment, includes PHP, IOP and regular therapy. At each of these levels you sleep at home and keep your treatment close to daily life.

A partial hospitalization program (PHP) is a full-day outpatient program. You spend most of the day in treatment, often five days a week, and go home each evening.

An intensive outpatient program (IOP) takes a few hours a day, several days a week, with morning or evening sessions. It leaves room for work, school and family responsibilities.

PHP fits when you need support for most of the day but can sleep safely at home. IOP fits when you can manage work or school and need treatment several days a week.

Your week includes individual therapy sessions, group therapy and family sessions when they help. Therapists use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), DBT, REBT and EMDR to build skills you can use at home.

Yes. With dual diagnosis care, one team treats your mental health and your drug and alcohol use at the same time. You do not need a separate provider for each.

Enhance treats alcohol, fentanyl and other opioids, prescription drugs, benzodiazepines, methamphetamine, cocaine, cannabis and kratom. Admissions will tell you whether withdrawal from your substance needs a higher level first.

Yes. You can start in PHP and step down to IOP and then outpatient therapy as you progress, with the same Enhance team at each step.

Yes. PHP, IOP and outpatient therapy treat depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions, with or without substance use. A licensed psychiatrist can prescribe medication if it is part of your plan.

Yes. Enhance offers outpatient therapy for teens in person and by video, plus after-school programs. Therapists use CBT and DBT for concerns such as anxiety and ADHD.

Yes. Enhance offers a Christian track for people who want faith to be part of treatment, and admissions can tell you more about it on the first call.

Master's and doctorate-level clinicians lead treatment, overseen by medical director Dr. Clifford Feldman and clinical director Matthew Beck, LMFT. Licensed therapists run the individual, group and family sessions.

Yes. Family therapy is part of outpatient treatment at Enhance, and family sessions show your loved ones how to support your recovery at home.

Enhance also provides detox and inpatient care. If the assessment shows you need a higher level, admissions will explain where that care takes place.

Tell admissions about any withdrawal symptoms on the first call, because they affect which level is safe to start with. The assessment decides whether outpatient rehab is the right first step.

The length is different for each person, and your progress decides when you step down. Before you finish, you and your team plan aftercare that supports long-term sobriety.

Yes. If a structured home would help during PHP or IOP, supported living, also called sober living, adds staff oversight and a sober setting. Admissions can tell you where the homes are.

IOP and outpatient care are built to fit around work and school, and PHP takes most of the day. Your employer's HR team or your school can tell you what leave they offer.

Admissions asks what is happening, which substances or symptoms are involved, and which insurance you have. They then recommend an outpatient program, or tell you if another level or provider would suit you better.

With your permission, admissions contacts your insurer using your member ID and date of birth. They then explain your deductible, your copay and which level of care your plan supports.

Your insurance card, member ID and date of birth help admissions check benefits quickly. You can also call without them and start by explaining what is happening.

Coverage depends on your plan, your deductible, your copay and the level your insurer approves. Admissions checks your benefits first, and a verification is not a guarantee of coverage.

No. Verification shows what your plan says it covers, and your insurer still decides which level of care it approves. Admissions explains what it found before you decide anything.

Enhance is in network with most insurance plans, including Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Shield of California and Health Net. Your insurance coverage for drug and alcohol rehab depends on your plan.

Your cost depends on your deductible, your copay and the level of care your insurer approves. Admissions explains what you would pay after checking your benefits, before you commit to anything.

Virtual PHP, IOP and outpatient care run by video, so you can join from home in Irvine. Admissions can tell you whether virtual care fits what you need.