If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, you may have heard of a partial hospitalization program (PHP) as a form of treatment. But what exactly is a PHP, and can it help you or your loved one on the road to recovery?
Recovery Centers of America delivers expert care and support throughout the process of overcoming addiction. Call 1-800-RECOVERY today to learn more about our PHP and how we can help you or your loved one find lasting recovery.
What Is a Partial Hospitalization Program?
A partial hospitalization program is a structured and intensive form of addiction treatment. It is a highly supportive environment that allows patients to maintain some aspects of their daily routine. Individuals typically attend treatment sessions for several hours each day, several days a week, and return home or to a sober living environment.
What Is Partial Hospitalization?
It does not involve going to a hospital. In fact, PHP can prevent the need for an inpatient hospital stay or act as a transitional bridge for individuals moving from inpatient or residential treatment.
PHP is for patients requiring a higher level of care than traditional outpatient therapy but not requiring 24-hour medical supervision or inpatient hospitalization. It is a comprehensive program offering many of the same services as an inpatient rehab center but with added flexibility. This allows individuals to receive the care they need while also being able to continue fulfilling their responsibilities at work or home.
PHP is often recommended for patients who have completed a detox program and require ongoing support to achieve and maintain sobriety.
What Does PHP Treatment Involve?
Partial hospitalization programs encompass a range of addiction treatment services, including:
- Understanding the source, symptoms, and contributors of substance use.
- Intensive group therapy.
- Individual therapy sessions.
- Family therapy.
- Evidence-based treatment.
- Relapse prevention and coping skill building.
- Medication intervention to reduce discomfort and cravings.
Patients in a partial hospitalization program are closely monitored by a team of expert addiction specialists, including physicians, nurses, therapists, and other mental health professionals. The treatment team works together to develop individualized treatment plans, identify triggers and underlying causes of addiction, and provide ongoing support and guidance.
At RCA, we strongly encourage patients to fully utilize each step of the process for long-lasting recovery.
Partial hospitalization programs differ from other forms of addiction treatment, such as inpatient rehab programs or traditional outpatient therapy, in several key ways. Unlike inpatient hospitalization, PHP patients are not required to stay overnight at the treatment center, which allows them to maintain work, school, or family responsibilities. This can be particularly important for patients in the early stages of recovery who need to rebuild their support system and sense of purpose.
PHP is part of our continuum of care that includes other levels of treatment. At RCA, we strongly encourage patients to fully utilize each step of the process for long-lasting recovery. Patients can receive a seamless transition of care as they progress through their journey.
How Can Recovery Centers of America Help?
At Recovery Centers of America, we understand that addiction is a complex and challenging disease that requires a comprehensive and compassionate approach to treatment. Our expert addiction specialists are dedicated to our patients, giving them the highest quality care and support.
Call RCA Today to Start Your Recovery Journey in Our Partial Hospitalization Program
Navigating life’s challenges while focusing on your recovery can be challenging. RCA’s partial hospitalization program offers a robust initial step. Our team is here to give you the expert care you need to start your journey to wellness and a more fulfilling life.
Contact us today at 1-800-RECOVERY or complete our convenient online form to learn more about our programs and services.