Frequently Asked Rehabilitation & Support Questions

Simple Path Rehab accepts all major insurance carriers and private pay options.

Intensive Outpatient Programs are designed to provide therapeutic skills to work past the root causes of your addiction. Our clinical team will conduct an intake assessment to uncover any underlying sources of your addiction. Additionally, we will customize a treatment plan to address these underlying conditions. Our IOP includes 3 hours of group therapy three days per week. This includes an individual therapy session once per week and meeting with our psychiatrist as needed.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) works by helping the individual recognize certain emotions and thought patterns. This enables the individual to change their perspective before acting impulsively. On the other hand, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) helps individuals reconcile conflicting thoughts and internal beliefs. This is done by teaching the individual distress tolerance, mindfulness, healthy communication, and emotional regulation.

Once you call our phone number, our team can answer any questions you may have and begin the intake process. This includes running a verification of insurance benefits or discussing private pay options. Afterward, we’ll contact you to discuss your insurance benefits or refer you to one of our partners in the industry. We will schedule an in-person clinical assessment with our team if you decide to proceed.

At Simple Path Rehab, we hold a somewhat unique perspective. If a patient has cancer, no medical professional will prevent the patient from receiving treatment because the cancer returned. Similarly, no addiction program should prevent their client from receiving addiction treatment because their client has relapsed. With that said, each case is unique, and the circumstances surrounding their relapse do matter. Therefore, our program addresses relapse on a case-by-case basis. If you have any specific questions about our program, contact us to speak with one of our team members.