Frequently Asked Questions About Substance Use and Mental Health Treatment

If your substance use has gotten to the point where it is interfering with your daily life, functioning, and relationships, it is an indication that you might benefit from substance use treatment services.

When your mental health concerns, such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, trauma, psychosis, personality disorders, eating disorders, life transitions, or even everyday stressors, have begun to interfere with your daily life, functioning, and relationships, it is an indication that you might benefit from mental health treatment services.

Substance use and mental health disorders are treated in inpatient and outpatient settings with psychotherapy, medication, peer support, holistic healing methods, and aftercare.

Inpatient treatment provides 24*7 medical supervision, whereas outpatient treatment options provide intensive care and structure, along with the flexibility of returning to your home or daily life after scheduled hours of treatment.

NuView offers a full continuum of outpatient care for substance use and mental health conditions - ranging from partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient programs, evening intensive outpatient programs, and standard outpatient services, to telehealth options.

Partial hospitalization programs, or PHPs, are the most intensive outpatient rehab option. They run for 6 hours from Monday to Friday, and you receive therapy, medication management, peer support, life skills training, aftercare, and case management services.

Intensive outpatient programs, or IOPs, are a step-down option from PHPs. They run for 5 hours for 3 days a week, and you receive therapy, medication management, peer support, life skills training, aftercare, and case management services.

Evening intensive outpatient programs are IOPs specifically designed for students and jobholders who have other responsibilities to attend to in the morning. They run from 6 PM to 9 PM from Monday to Friday.

Telehealth services offer virtual substance use and mental health treatment services through secure video conferencing, phone, and an easy-to-use online portal. The intention is to break through physical geographical barriers and bring quality recovery options to where you are, as you are.

If you are struggling with substance use, relapse, or mental health conditions, and do not require hospitalization, then you can be an ideal candidate for outpatient rehab services. Or, even if you want step-down care options as you transition from more intensive levels of care, then outpatient rehab options can be a good fit for you.

Most commonly, we utilize therapeutic approaches like motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, experiential therapy, narrative therapy, and 12-Step recovery models. We also utilize group therapy, mindfulness, art/music therapy, and other holistic healing options to complement traditional therapy.

We provide add-on services like psychiatry, medication-assisted treatment, ketamine-assisted therapy, and more.

Typically, our programs last anywhere between 9-12 weeks. However, depending on the severity of symptoms and other unique factors, it can take even longer.

Outpatient treatment service cost varies depending on the type of program, length of the program, and other unique factors. However, our outpatient treatment options are covered by insurance, and we even offer flexible self-payment plans for our uninsured clients.

Yes, we accept most PPO insurance plans, which reduces the burden of out-of-pocket costs to a great extent. You can call (323) 307-7997 to verify your insurance now.

Once you complete your rehab, we put a personalized aftercare plan in motion, wherein you receive ongoing therapy/counseling, medication management, relapse prevention, peer support, and lifestyle modifications to ensure a sustainable change and ease your transition to a daily, independent life.

Yes, more than 85% of our clients report meaningful improvement in severe substance use and mental health symptoms upon completing our outpatient rehab programs. However, you must keep in mind that your recovery needs to be a priority every day going forward.