Outpatient Rehab in Florida | Addiction Treatment

Addiction is not something that can be treated in a moment. The process takes time, and in some cases, intensive treatment is necessary. Reporting estimates that 90 percent of adults in the U.S. who need addiction and substance abuse treatment don’t receive it, and those who do receive treatment are more likely to thrive if they continue to receive care after an initial inpatient stay.

At FHE Health, we recognize that recovering from addiction takes time. In Florida, intensive outpatient rehab programs have a high success rate and can work for people who want to live at home while receiving tailored treatment.

Inpatient vs. Outpatient Care

Personalized treatment pathways are key to achieving long-term sobriety. Those in need of addiction treatment may wish to enroll in our inpatient treatment programs as a first step. This program begins with medical detox and includes intensive care to help the individual stabilize their health and improve their well-being. It also provides treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety.

However, inpatient treatment isn’t right for everyone. For some, coming to FHE exclusively for outpatient care suits their budgets, work and home responsibilities, and lifestyle preferences. Beginning with outpatient care is particularly effective when the individual doesn’t need medical detox and has a sober home environment. At FHE, our team works one-on-one with patients to build a cohesive plan to address concerns regarding treatment formats.

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Outpatient Services Tailored to You

We offer several services at our outpatient rehab in Florida to provide customized care for each individual. Patients work with a team of professionals to determine the type of care best for their unique situation.

Partial Hospitalization

Our partial hospitalization (PHP) programs in Florida provide managed step-down treatment. This allows individuals to move from intensive care in our residential program to a more independent life.

Patients in PHP programs aren’t required to live in a specific location, but they spend most of their waking hours in recovery activities. In most cases, individuals are in group therapy sessions, individual counseling, and medication management and administration from around 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily or 25-30 hours weekly.

Patients in this program have access to services such as:

A medical team and psychiatric providers
Individual therapy
Career services
Neuro-rehabilitation services
Dialectical behavior therapy
Family intensive programming

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

At FHE Health, our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides structured behavioral health treatment for adults experiencing mental health and substance use concerns who need more support than traditional outpatient therapy.

Our IOP is offered in an evening format on our Deerfield Beach campus, allowing individuals to engage in comprehensive treatment while maintaining daytime responsibilities.

The program serves individuals with a wide range of needs, including mood disorders, anxiety, trauma-related conditions, substance use disorders, and co-occurring mental health and substance use challenges.

What Our Intensive Outpatient Program Provides

Structured, clinician-led group therap
Individual therapy
Psychiatric and medical provider involvement when indicated
Support for emotional regulation, coping skills, and relapse prevention
Coordination of care and treatment planning
Family therapy, when clinically indicated and requested

All services are delivered by licensed professionals experienced in treating complex behavioral health conditions.

Medical Integration and Specialized Care

Access to medical support is essential at every level of care. At FHE Health, our experienced team addresses the physical and mental health challenges associated with substance use, including detox-related complications such as seizures and cardiac arrest. Patients receive a comprehensive medical evaluation upon admission, ensuring stability and personalized care. Services include:

A full team of licensed medical doctors and psychiatric professionals
Access to ketamine infusion therapy
Medication management for psychiatric care patients
Ongoing medical care for any medical conditions present
Weight management support
Smoking cessation programs

Sober Living and Transitioning Support

Our sober living environments provide safe, supportive spaces for transitioning from residential or outpatient care. These homes promote independence while reinforcing recovery progress through structured routines, household responsibilities, and professional oversight. For those moving through recovery, we offer transitional programs tailored to individual needs:

From residential to partial hospitalization
From residential to day/night care
From partial hospitalization to intensive outpatient programs
From day/night care to IOP

Our goal is to empower long-term sobriety by equipping individuals with life skills and coping strategies in a stable environment.

Achieving Sobriety with FHE Health’s Support

At FHE Health, we believe every individual deserves a powerful future. That’s why we create treatment programs centered on their needs, giving them the tools and support to maintain a vibrant and resilient long-term sobriety. While inpatient treatment is a full-time commitment, choosing an outpatient rehab in Florida can work for people who need to remain at home.

For those in need of any level of service, contact us for immediate help.

FAQs About Outpatient Addiction Services

Q: I’m worried about going straight from residential treatment back to my old life. How do you help with that?

A: We would never ask you to make that huge leap alone. This is one of the most vulnerable times in recovery, which is why we specialize in “step-down” care. After a residential stay, you can transition into our PHP or IOP programs. This allows you to slowly and safely take on more independence while still being fully surrounded by our clinical team and a supportive community. It’s all about building real-world confidence, not just “finishing” a program.

Q: What’s the difference between Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?

A: Think of them as different levels of support designed to meet you where you are. Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is the most structured, like a “day program.” You’ll spend about 25-30 hours a week with us in therapy and treatment—similar to a workday—but return to your own home at night. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is the next step down, typically requiring about 15 hours a week. It’s designed to give you strong support while allowing you to integrate back into your work, school, or family schedule.

Q: If I'm not living there, will I still get medical or psychiatric care?

A: Absolutely. This is a critical part of our program. Our outpatient care is not just group meetings but also includes comprehensive medical and clinical treatment. Whether you are in PHP or IOP, you have access to our full team of medical doctors, psychiatric providers, and specialized therapists. We believe that treating your physical and mental health is essential to recovery, no matter which level of care you’re in.

Q: What exactly is a sober living home?

A: Our sober living homes act as a supportive, stable bridge between intensive treatment and full independence. They are safe, 100% substance-free environments where you can live with peers who are on the same journey. You’ll practice your new life skills, share responsibilities, and follow a structured routine, all with the guidance and oversight of our professional team. It’s a place to reinforce your recovery in a stable setting before you are 100% on your own.

Q: I'm worried about my privacy. I can't have my boss or anyone at work finding out I'm in treatment. How is that handled?

A: This is a major concern for almost everyone who walks through our doors, especially for professionals. We want to be completely clear: your privacy is our legal and ethical priority. All our programs are strictly bound by HIPAA, which means we cannot—and will not—confirm your presence, share your records, or discuss your treatment with anyone without your explicit, written consent.

Our outpatient rehab in Florida is designed to be discreet. You are coming to a professional medical facility, and your personal health information is protected just as it would be at any other doctor’s office. Your recovery is your business, and our job is to protect it.