Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Miami

Outpatient rehab at our Miami facility helps you manage your addiction while keeping up with work, home and school. It’s time to focus on your recovery. 

Outpatient Rehab in South Florida

Our outpatient drug and alcohol rehab program involves scheduled visits with our addiction treatment providers, including doctors, therapists, and social workers, at our Miami office. These appointments can be tailored to fit your schedule. While outpatient rehab offers cost savings and greater flexibility, clients bear the sole responsibility for their sobriety when they are not in sessions.

Is outpatient treatment right for me?

Outpatient rehab might be the right option if the following apply to you:

  • I’ve finished inpatient rehab and want to keep going with my care
  • I have a mild substance use disorder or addiction
  • My loved ones give me a safe, supportive home life
  • I cannot take a break from work, school or family responsibilities

What Does Our Outpatient Rehab Include?

Outpatient drug and alcohol treatment serves as a crucial transition for patients after inpatient rehab or as the initial level of care for people with milder addictions.

In outpatient rehab, you’ll have individual sessions with your counselor to address the underlying causes of your addiction. Your group therapy sessions will provide opportunities to build fellowship and support.  With the flexibility to balance work, school, or family commitments, you will receive top-notch medical care on your schedule.

Speak with Admissions

Connect with a dedicated Recovery Advocate who can answer questions and guide you towards the level of care that suits your needs.

Using Insurance for Outpatient Rehab

The Recovery Village at Baptist Health is in-network with most national and local insurance providers. We can confirm your insurance coverage or discuss private payment options.

What Our Patients Say

You’re not alone in your struggle with drugs or alcohol. Read our reviews to learn why The Recovery Village at Baptist Health could be the best fit for your recovery needs.

Jackson W.
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This review is pretainin' to my dining experience.Chef Joe is an outstanding chef! The food he provides is always fresh and truly second to none.I am on a special diet so some things I cannot eat. Joe makes it a point to go out of his way to make sure I am provided food that fits under the umbrella of things I can eat and I like them. I can't thank him enough.Our times we eat are at 8am, 12pm and 445pm for dinner. You can expect those doors to the dining area to open at said times and not a minute late!Thank you, Chef Joe for all you do!
Lanora J.
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I just had an Emdr session with jojo and it was amazing....I've never experienced anything like it in my life!!! I feel so much lighter.....thank you jojo
James G.
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This place really helped me. I was struggling with opioid addiction. They helped me medically and helped with the mental trauma that I had been carrying for over 25 years. Also just wanted to add that Jo done a EMDR session with me. She was able to guide me through the trauma and I was able to forgive myself and others that hurt me for so long. I am able to testify and say this place saved me and now I am able to live life to the fullest. I also want to say that IOP’s Trish has done a wonderful done along with therapist Tina. Tina does a great job and listens to her patients. Amazing group of IOP Therapist.
Eric B.
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Amazing in every way
Amy P.
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My EMDR session with Miss Jojo was an amazing life changing experience. She took a wounded woman and gave me the power to become the woman I am meant to be. Thank you.
Marisa W.
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I actually really took a lot from my stay at the recovery here. The groups therapy was excellent opening you to be comfortable with others that don’t judge and going through the same things as yourself it brings a lot into perspective and the individual therapy was definitely worth it as well i had stuff that i needed to get through to help me for my future and it really helped me in many areas. I do, however, think that maintenance should have more available times for emergency situations for example, air conditioners, severe pest control issues, and hot water going out. My stay here did involve the time when their hot water was out for an unhappy amount of time, but the treatment was good enough for me to stick it out and prefer to stay there like this I would assume an emergency situation that other vendors could’ve been assessed if we could’ve gotten the proper things needed to fix the situation although it is an uncommon thing to happen and all boilers have been replaced so it should not be future problem for others. The staff was excellent, very supportive and positive and helpful although it could use with a better system to train all the same rules amongst staff members some things were a learned by you go situation for them from what I could see but nothing severe it was just knowing who to ask so all things and answers were able to be found. Also staff and med list times and the beginning were a cluster F and you could tell they needed to train new staff better on the protocols or Perdiem nurses that were new but after a few weeks The system did get better with protocol using timeless and probably more training was involved so overall meds were not a problem. A lot is also about learning how to self advocate for yourself and take accountability or responsibility for certain actions or needs because in reality we do need to learn and practice these abilities for the outside after treatment. Also, your peer support is helped by facilities staff to steer people towards the right directions of others that may be able to help or understand what they’re going . There was many on site activities that were also held and privileges were earned for those that follow the rules the routine and structure but again we need this to help retrain our brains to help us better, cope and make better decisions in life to get through this jump and hurdle and continue on a recovered path. All in all I did value and appreciate my time. I also really value the relationships with staff and my peers that I was able to develop and the support I was able to use thank you very much recovery Village for the opportunity, faith, support, and guidance through this time in my life .
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About Outpatient Rehab Treatment

Addiction treatment has a wide spectrum of treatment options, with varying levels of intensity. Rehab levels of treatment can range from the highly structured setting of inpatient rehabilitation, the balanced offerings of oversight and autonomy in partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs, to minimally supervised treatment in ongoing outpatient programs.

Outpatient rehab is designed for people whose needs for oversight and intensive structure are relatively low. Outpatient treatment for drug or alcohol addiction usually involves clients living at home or in sober living housing and commuting to a rehab center during the day for medical and counseling support several times a week.

The decreased need for acute care means that outpatient rehab costs are significantly lower than inpatient or residential treatment. The specific cost of outpatient rehab depends on the services an individual needs. Many insurance plans cover some or all outpatient rehab services. While some people can begin their treatment and recovery journey with outpatient treatment, it’s more common that they begin with inpatient or residential rehab and then move into an outpatient program when they’re ready.

Benefits of Outpatient Rehab

Outpatient treatment offers unique benefits for someone who’s ready for it. If you don’t have stable housing or are not ready to return to aspects of your daily life, you should start in a higher level of care first. 

If you are ready for outpatient rehab, benefits include:

  • There’s a high level of flexibility.
  • You may be able to begin working or go back to your job or school.
  • Outpatient rehab is less expensive than inpatient treatment.
  • You won’t have to spend time away from your supportive family and loved ones.
  • You can begin to test the skills you’ve learned for your recovery, but you still have a sense of a safety net.
  • There’s social support through participation in group sessions.
  • Outpatient rehab offers a smoother transition to your long-term recovery than going straight from inpatient care back to your daily life.

Topics Covered in Outpatient Rehab

While everyone’s treatment plan will be tailored to their unique needs, there are often key topics covered in outpatient rehab. Relapse prevention and applying the skills you learned in earlier treatment levels are two of the most common areas covered in outpatient rehab. 

A lot of the therapy will also occur in group settings, and it can take on a workshop format. Topics might include:

  • Struggles in early recovery
  • 12-step programs and success
  • Relapse prevention and dealing with cravings
  • Mental health
  • Stress management
  • Family systems
  • Rebuilding relationships
  • Developing healthy habits
  • Returning to school or work
  • Co-occurring disorders

Other FAQs About Outpatient Rehab 

How long is outpatient rehab?

The duration of outpatient rehab varies for each individual. However, on average, most clients complete their outpatient treatment program within a span of 1 to 3 months, although it can extend up to a year.

Is drug or alcohol detox included?

Medical detox is not provided as part of outpatient rehab. Individuals in need of medical detox will complete this program separately prior to starting their inpatient or outpatient treatment.

Does outpatient rehab work?

Yes, outpatient rehab has provided a path to healing and recovery for many people struggling with addiction. While substance use disorders are not completely curable, long-lasting recovery is possible. Our patients have witnessed notable enhancements in their physical and mental well-being, relationships with loved ones, safety, legal status, employment or educational status, and time before relapse as a result of their treatment with us.

Is transportation provided for outpatient rehab?

No, transportation is not provided for attending outpatient rehab appointments. If you have any in-person appointments at our Miami office, it is your responsibility to arrange transportation to and from the facility.

How can I pay for outpatient rehab?

Outpatient rehab costs may be covered in part or in full by insurance; however, copays and meeting deductibles could be required. For those who do not have insurance, The Recovery Village at Baptist Health is committed to helping people make an affordable payment plan.

Will I lose my job if I go to rehab?

Employees attending rehab are protected by several laws that ensure their rights and well-being. Outpatient appointments can be conveniently planned around work hours, enabling individuals to prioritize their treatment while managing their job commitments.

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Our comprehensive range of treatment options and personalized treatment plans ensures that every patient receives professional care tailored to meet their individual needs.