Therapy Programs

Outpatient care in Ohio

Addiction treatment through scheduled appointments, with time between visits to put your plan into practice. Robin Recovery serves Columbus from Whitehall and Cleveland from Independence. Ask about an assessment and current outpatient options at your preferred location.

Most Insurances Accepted

Most insurance companies will cover all or a portion of the costs associated with substance abuse treatment. Verify your insurance and determine the coverage available. 

Outpatient care, close to everyday life

This page describes outpatient care at our Columbus-area location in Whitehall. Robin also serves Cleveland from Independence. Contact the team to discuss location-specific programs, availability, and next steps.

What is an Outpatient Program

An outpatient program is our most flexible addiction treatment program. It offers patients a personalized, part-time treatment schedule that allows them to continue working, attending school, and spending time at home with their families. 

This program can be a great option for those who have an excellent home support system and are at low risk of relapse.

Keep a connection with care

Standard outpatient care is organized around appointments rather than a full treatment day. An individualized plan helps clarify the support you need and what to work on between visits.

Plan your visits

Discuss current appointment availability alongside work, school, family, and transportation needs. The right level of care comes first.

Practice between sessions

Bring everyday experiences back to your care team. Visits offer a place to discuss what is helping, what is difficult, and how your plan may need to change.

Support within your treatment plan

Your team can explain which services are recommended for you and how they work together. Ask about the goals, appointments, and follow-up included in your individual plan.

Case Management Services

Robin Recovery case managers will conduct a needs assessment with each client to determine if any issues could be a barrier to recovery and create a goal-oriented Service Plan. 

The Service Plan may include things such as:

  • Accessing and linking to community resources and support
  • Symptom monitoring
  • Coordinating and assisting with crisis management and stabilization
  • Advocacy and outreach

Case Management Services are available to all clients during business hours Monday-Friday, by appointment. These services may be provided in person or via telephone.

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Counseling and Therapy

Counseling and therapy are key parts of the recovery process. The team of professionals at Robin Recovery offers:

Contact our team today for more information.

Medication Management

Medications can be helpful in the treatment of substance use disorders and behavioral health disorders. During the patient’s first visit, to determine if the patient is a good candidate for any medications, the doctor will gain insight into:

  • General Health
  • Medical History
  • Substance Use History

Follow-up appointments will be scheduled for medication monitoring and adjustments.

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Support that continues between milestones

Outpatient care creates an ongoing connection with your treatment team. Your needs and goals guide the plan, and those needs may change over time. Speak with a clinician about whether standard outpatient care—or a more structured program—is appropriate for you.

Talk through your next appointment

Ask our Columbus team about the assessment process, current appointment availability, and what information to bring. You can also discuss insurance benefits and how outpatient care compares with PHP or IOP.

FAQs

About Our Outpatient Program in Columbus, Ohio

Who Is An Outpatient Program For?

Robin Recovery’s Outpatient Program is designed to assist patients who:

  • Have a stable home environment
  • Are at lower risk of relapse
  • Need therapy and medical care with the flexibility to maintain their work, school, and personal schedules

If this sounds like the level of care you’re looking for for yourself or a loved one, contact us today for more information.

What Can I Expect In Your Outpatient Program?

Patients in Robin Recovery’s Outpatient Program benefit from options like:

  • Individual therapy
  • Group therapy
  • Medical management
  • Holistic therapies 

These are available in daytime and evening sessions to allow flexibility for work or school schedules. Speak with an admissions therapist to learn more about our part-time care options.

How Long is the Outpatient Program?

Each Robin Recovery outpatient treatment plan is customized for the individual. We’re here to help you through your recovery, and several factors will be considered when determining the length of your program. Contact our team today to learn more.

Does Your Outpatient Program Work?

Robin Recovery strives to exceed industry standards when it comes to addiction treatment. Our expert team uses an evidence-based approach to ensure we’re providing our clients with the best opportunity for recovery.

 How Do You Pay for the Outpatient Program?

Robin Recovery accepts insurance from most major providers. Find out more about your insurance coverage here.

If you do not have insurance, contact our admissions team to learn more about private payment plan options.

Can I Keep My Job While Attending an Outpatient Program?

Outpatient Programs are designed to work with the schedules of those working or attending school. Robin Recovery customizes each treatment plan to the needs of individual clients, and therapies can be scheduled around working hours.

There are also laws in place to help individuals seek the help they need while retaining their jobs, such as the Family and Medical Leave Act.

Contact Us, or come see us!

Conveniently Located 15 Minutes East of Downtown Columbus in Whitehall, OH.
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