Levels of care
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Intensive Inpatient Treatment
Intensive inpatient treatment provides a high level of structured care in a monitored setting. It may be appropriate when someone needs close clinical supervision, medical support, psychiatric stabilization, or a more protective treatment environment.
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Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient treatment allows clients to receive therapy, counseling, medication support, or recovery services while continuing to live at home. It may be used as step-down care after higher levels of treatment or as ongoing support for people with stable daily structure.
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Licensed Primary Mental Health
Primary mental health treatment focuses mainly on conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, or other psychiatric concerns. It may be appropriate when mental health symptoms are the main reason for seeking care.
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Co-Occurring Substance Use Treatment
Co-occurring substance use treatment supports people whose substance use is connected with mental health symptoms or psychiatric care needs. Programs may include counseling, relapse prevention, medication support, and coordinated behavioral health care.