Contact & admissions

Reach out. We will take it from here.

Call any time, or send a note and an admissions specialist will call you back discreetly at a time that works.

Talk to a person

The fastest way is a phone call

Our admissions line is answered by trained specialists who can verify insurance, answer clinical questions, and schedule an assessment on the spot.

(555) 555-0100
  • Admissions hours

    Calls answered daily, including evenings and weekends.

  • Where we are

    Outpatient care serving Columbus, Ohio and surrounding communities.

  • Email

    admissions@theohiorc.com

  • Confidentiality

    Protected under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2. Nothing shared without your written consent.

Request a confidential callback

Share as little or as much as you like. We will reach out discreetly — no voicemail details unless you ask for them.

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Before you call

Common questions

Do you take insurance?

We work with most major commercial insurance plans and will verify your benefits before you start, so there are no surprises. Call us and we can usually confirm coverage on the same day.

How quickly can I start?

Most clients complete an assessment and begin programming within a few days. If you are in crisis or coming out of detox, tell us on the call and we will move faster.

Can I keep working while in treatment?

Yes. IOP offers day and evening tracks specifically so you can keep your job, your classes, and your family routine.

What if I have anxiety, depression, or trauma too?

That is the norm, not the exception. Co-occurring mental health conditions are treated here in the same plan, by the same team.

Do you offer medication-assisted treatment?

Yes. We coordinate MAT including Suboxone, naltrexone, and other medications where clinically appropriate, alongside therapy.

Is what I share confidential?

Your care is protected under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2. Nothing is shared with employers, family, or courts without your written consent.