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Telehealth IOP

Telehealth intensive outpatient program in Portland, Oregon

The structure of our intensive outpatient program, delivered by video or phone, so you can get treatment from home.

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One team at every levelCare steps up or down as your needs change, with the same plan.

Levels of care

Where this program fits in your care

Care usually steps down from more structure to less. Your assessment decides where you start, and you can move between levels as your needs change.

  1. DetoxBy referral, before treatment
  2. ResidentialLive-in, around the clock
  3. Partial hospitalizationFull days, home at night
  4. Intensive outpatientSeveral days a week
  5. OutpatientRegular sessions
  6. AftercareSupport after a program

More structureMore independence

Same model, from home

Telehealth IOP in Portland

Our telehealth intensive outpatient program follows the same structured, evidence-based model as our in-person IOP. It includes individual therapy, group sessions, medication management and skills training, without travel to a facility.

Video is the main format. Telephone, secure messaging, app-based tools and web-based programs are also available, so you can use what works for you.

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Who it suits

When telehealth IOP fits

Distance or transportation

You live in a rural area or cannot easily get to a facility.

Work, childcare or family

Daily travel is hard to fit around your commitments.

Anxiety about in-person care

Social anxiety or other concerns make attending in person hard.

Stepping down

You are moving out of residential or PHP and need continued structure.

Telehealth IOP works best with a stable home free of substances and major distractions. If you need 24-hour medical supervision, a higher level of care is the better choice.

How it works

From intake to step-down

  1. Assessment and intake

    Admissions and clinicians review your history and needs.

  2. Therapy and skills

    Individual and group sessions, plus skill building and family therapy when it is part of the plan.

  3. Peer and wellness support

    Online peer support groups and holistic or wellness approaches.

  4. Step-down

    As you reach clinical milestones, you can move to standard outpatient or alumni support.

Co-occurring needs

Mental health and substance use together

Telehealth IOP can cover relapse prevention, trigger management, communication and boundary skills, and dual diagnosis treatment for mental health and substance use together.

It can serve as a step-down from residential or PHP, or as a primary treatment option when your clinical picture and home environment support it. Sober living resources can be added where helpful.

Questions

Telehealth IOP questions

Still have a question?

Garrett, Tuni and the admissions team can answer anything that is not here. Confidential, no obligation.

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Is telehealth as effective as in-person care?

The clinical model matches our in-person IOP. Admissions can explain how sessions run and how progress is tracked.

What do I need to take part?

A phone or internet connection, with video as the primary format. Admissions can confirm the setup before you begin.

Does insurance cover telehealth addiction treatment?

We accept most major insurance plans, and coverage depends on your plan. Admissions verifies benefits before you start.

Related care

Other levels of care

Outpatient

Scheduled therapy while you live at home.

Partial hospitalization

Full days of treatment, home at night.

Sober living

Structured housing after treatment.

Mental health treatment

Outpatient care for anxiety, depression, PTSD and more.

Your care team

The people behind this program

Licensed clinicians lead every level of care at Crestview.

Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM

Medical Director

Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM

Leads medical care and reviews our clinical content.

Jill C. Gladish, MD, MPH

Director of Psychiatry

Jill C. Gladish, MD, MPH

Psychiatric care and medication management.

Eric Pinkston, MA, CADC III, QMHP-C

Clinical Director

Eric Pinkston, MA, CADC III

Oversees therapy and treatment planning.

Bonnie Lambert, LPC, PMHNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner

Bonnie Lambert, LPC, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric nurse practitioner and counselor.

Not sure which level of care fits?

Talk it through with Garrett, Tuni or another member of our admissions team. The call is free and confidential, and there is no obligation.

Find out whether telehealth IOP fits

Call for a confidential conversation with admissions. We can talk through your schedule, your home setup and your insurance.

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