Herron Solutions Intensive Outpatient Program
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What it is: A structured, non-residential level of care for those with substance use disorders who need more than weekly therapy but not 24/7 treatment.
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Level of care: Meets ASAM Level 2.1 (IOP) placement criteria.
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Core services: Individual therapy, group therapy (9 hours per week), family/multi-family as indicated, and psychoeducation.
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Weekly time:
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9 group hours/week for adults, 3 days per week
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6 hours/week for adolescents, 2 days per week
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Duration: 4 (16 weeks) months, adjusted by progress and medical necessity.
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Admission requirements: Recent diagnostic evaluation, individualized IOP treatment plan that names IOP as the intervention, and crisis/safety plans.
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Insurance: Full Medicaid Benefits
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Clients must not be in active use of alcohol or other substances at the time of admission to the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). A period of sobriety may be required prior to enrollment to ensure safety and readiness for treatment.
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Program standards (NM): Matrix evidence-based practice is used at HS, which is trauma-informed and culturally/linguistically responsive, with an interdisciplinary team led by an approved clinical supervisor.
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State approval: Provided by an agency holding New Mexico IOP approval/enrollment and complying with BHSD/MAD rules.
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Co-occurring care: Addresses mental health and substance use together; coordinates with other providers as needed.
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Not included: Hospital inpatient, residential levels of care, and partial hospitalization are outside IOP coverage.
Where are services provided?
Who is eligible for IOP Services?
Application for IOP Services
IOP Facilitator Job Description and Application