State-Licensed Facility

Intensive Outpatient (IOP) in Ohio

312 facilities across 115 cities in Ohio offer Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

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About Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

Intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) provides structured therapy for several hours a day, a few days a week, while the person continues living at home and often keeps working or attending school. It offers more support than standard outpatient care without requiring a residential stay.

IOP is commonly used as a step down from inpatient, residential, or PHP treatment, or as a starting point for people whose substance use disorder doesn't require 24-hour supervision. Programs typically run 8 to 12 weeks.

Cities in Ohio Offering Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

Akron 13 facilities Alliance 2 facilities Andover 1 facilities Ashland 1 facilities Ashtabula 3 facilities Athens 1 facilities Batavia 2 facilities Beachwood 5 facilities Bellefontaine 1 facilities Bluffton 1 facilities Bowling Green 1 facilities Bryan 1 facilities Cambridge 3 facilities Canton 4 facilities Celina 1 facilities Chardon 3 facilities Chillicothe 5 facilities Cincinnati 17 facilities Circleville 3 facilities Cleveland 25 facilities Clinton 1 facilities Columbus 24 facilities Coshocton 1 facilities Dayton 16 facilities Defiance 1 facilities Dover 1 facilities Dublin 1 facilities East Liverpool 2 facilities Eaton 1 facilities Elyria 3 facilities Enon 1 facilities Fairborn 1 facilities Fairfield 2 facilities Findlay 1 facilities Franklin Furnace 1 facilities Fremont 1 facilities Galion 1 facilities Gallipolis 1 facilities Georgetown 2 facilities Green Township 1 facilities Greenville 1 facilities Grove City 1 facilities Groveport 1 facilities Hamilton 5 facilities Harrison 1 facilities Hilliard 1 facilities Ironton 6 facilities Jackson 1 facilities Kent 3 facilities Lancaster 6 facilities Lewis Center 2 facilities Lima 2 facilities Lisbon 2 facilities London 1 facilities Lorain 1 facilities Loveland 1 facilities Mansfield 4 facilities Marietta 4 facilities Marion 3 facilities Marysville 1 facilities Mason 2 facilities Massillon 2 facilities Maumee 2 facilities McConnelsville 1 facilities Medina 3 facilities Mentor 3 facilities Middletown 2 facilities Milford 1 facilities Mount Orab 1 facilities Mount Vernon 1 facilities New Lexington 1 facilities New Philadelphia 1 facilities Newark 3 facilities Niles 1 facilities Norwalk 2 facilities Ottawa 1 facilities Painesville 2 facilities Pataskala 1 facilities Paulding 1 facilities Pickerington 1 facilities Piqua 2 facilities Port Clinton 1 facilities Portsmouth 6 facilities Ravenna 3 facilities Reynoldsburg 1 facilities Rock Creek 1 facilities Rocky River 1 facilities Saint Clairsville 1 facilities Sandusky 4 facilities Shelby 1 facilities Springfield 5 facilities Steubenville 3 facilities Stow 1 facilities The Plains 1 facilities Tiffin 1 facilities Toledo 8 facilities Urbana 2 facilities Van Wert 1 facilities Vandalia 1 facilities Vinton 1 facilities Warren 4 facilities Wauseon 1 facilities Waverly 2 facilities West Chester 2 facilities West Liberty 1 facilities West Portsmouth 1 facilities West Union 1 facilities Westerville 1 facilities Willoughby 2 facilities Wilmington 1 facilities Wooster 1 facilities Xenia 3 facilities Youngstown 7 facilities Zanesville 4 facilities warren 1 facilities

Common Questions

How many days a week is IOP?

Most IOP programs meet 3 to 5 days a week, for a few hours per session.

Can I work while in IOP?

Yes — IOP is designed around this. Sessions are often scheduled in the morning, evening, or on specific days to accommodate work and school.

How is IOP different from standard outpatient?

IOP involves more frequent, more structured sessions than standard outpatient counseling, which is typically once or twice a week.

Who is a good candidate for IOP?

People with a stable living situation and a support system at home, who need more structure than weekly counseling but don't require 24-hour supervision.