PHP and IOP programs need more than a typical treatment center: registered dietitians, supervised meals, medical monitoring, and a team that works together. We set it all up, A to Z.
These programs combine medical, nutrition, and therapy care in one place. Your policies, staffing, and space all have to support that — and we build them so they do.
Regular medical checks by providers who understand eating disorders.
Registered dietitians build meal plans and nutrition education into every week.
Meals and snacks eaten together with staff support, a core part of treatment.
Individual, group, and family therapy working alongside the medical and nutrition team.
Open one or both. Many programs run them together so clients can step down from PHP to IOP as they progress.
Full-day treatment, usually five or more days a week, with supervised meals, medical monitoring, nutrition therapy, and therapy — while clients live at home.
Example of the kind of schedule we build into your program design.
Entity, EIN, NPI, budget, and your program design: ages served (adolescents, adults, or both), hours, and capacity.
State licensure or certification, plus a space that works for supervised meals and groups.
Meal support protocols, medical monitoring and level-of-care criteria, therapy and nutrition curriculum, and clinical forms.
Medical provider, nursing, registered dietitians, and therapists with eating disorder experience — recruited, credentialed, and trained.
Joint Commission or CARF prep, plus insurance credentialing and contracts.
EMR built around your forms, billing workflows, and utilization review to keep authorizations current.
Part-day treatment a few days a week, often built around a supervised meal, so clients can keep up with school or work while continuing recovery.
Sample week: IOP three afternoons, 4 to 7 PM, including a supervised dinner.
Entity, EIN, NPI, budget, and your program design — ages served, tracks, and schedule.
State licensure or certification for your IOP, plus permits and a space that works for meals.
Group curriculum, supervised meal protocol, nutrition sessions, step-up criteria, and clinical forms.
Registered dietitians, therapists, and medical oversight with eating disorder experience.
Insurance credentialing, contracts, authorizations, and a billing workflow that gets claims paid.
Eating disorder clinicians and dietitians ready to open a program of their own.
Treatment providers adding eating disorder care to what they already offer.
Entrepreneurs entering specialty behavioral health.
Programs stuck mid-setup on licensing, contracts, or staffing that need it unstuck.
Book a consultation and we'll map your program, your team, and your timeline — step by step.
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