Frequently Asked Questions
What is the intake process?
The first step of our process is to contact the phone number provided. Our administrator will conduct a brief phone interview to determine if your needs are best suited by the services we provide. At the same time, we will need your insurance information to verify your benefits with your insurance company. After we verify your insurance and receive approval by our clinical director, we will follow up with you to schedule an in person appointment.
How long is treatment?
What is the difference between Day Treatment and Extended Day Treatment?
Day Treatment at The Nautilus Center, also called Intensive Outpatient Program or IOP in some regions, clients may attend sessions 3–4 times per week, with each session lasting about 3 hours per day for up to 12 weeks. Extended Day Treatment, sometimes referred to as a Partial Hospitalization Program or PHP, clients may attend for 6 hours daily for at least 12 weeks. Each extended day consists of 5 hours of clinical service with a lunch hour.
What is the structure of your Day Treatment Program?
Our day treatment consists of a minimum of 9 hours of group therapy per week over the course of a minimum of 3 days per week. Group therapy will be offered in both the daytime and evenings. The main component of the day treatment will integrate dialectical behavioral skills and cognitive behavioral therapy. Our services also include meeting with our onsite therapist.
What should I bring to treatment?
What is the cost of treatment? Do you accept insurance?
The Nautilus Center accepts all major insurance and private pay options are available. Call today for a quote.