Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Treatment Centers

Structured nonresidential treatment with schedules that vary by program.

An Intensive Outpatient Program, or IOP, provides structured treatment while allowing participants to live outside the facility. The number and length of sessions vary, and services may include group therapy, individual counseling, recovery skills, family education, medication management, or telehealth where offered. IOP can be part of a step-down plan after more intensive care or an entry point when an assessment indicates that outpatient treatment with added structure is appropriate. Work, school, transportation, home support, medical risk, and co-occurring conditions can all affect whether an IOP is a good fit. Use the listings below to explore programs and confirm schedules and services directly.

What to expect from intensive outpatient (iop)

  • Multiple structured outpatient sessions each week
  • Group, individual, or family services depending on the program
  • Recovery-skills and coping support where offered
  • Day, evening, or telehealth options where available

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Intensive Outpatient (IOP) (4940)

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Clearview Teen & Adolescent Program

Denver, CO

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Harmony Bay Eating Disorder Clinic

San Diego, CA

Eating Disorder TreatmentPartial Hospitalization (PHP)Intensive Outpatient (IOP)+2 more

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Editorial review: General treatment information reviewed September 7, 2026 against current federal treatment resources. Treatment needs and program services vary by person and provider.

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