We understand that seeking comprehensive levels of mental health treatment isn't easy. But it doesn’t have to be difficult, either. Our team of professionals is available to help you navigate your mental health treatment options and if you should have any, financial concerns.
Schedule an AppointmentWe want you to feel comfortable and welcome on your first day and recognize that this looks different for all patients. A team member will greet you when you arrive and help you get acclimated to the program. You will join therapy groups throughout the day and have the opportunity to participate to the degree with which you feel comfortable. Members of your assigned treatment team will meet with you individually throughout the day to begin getting to know you, provide a more detailed overview of the program schedule & what to expect, answer questions, and begin the process of co-creating your individualized treatment plan and goals.
Our PHP is a full-time, comprehensive mental health treatment program that you'll attend 5 to 6 hours each day. It offers a safe and structured environment centered around group therapy while giving you the ability to return home in the evenings after a full day of treatment.
Our IOP is a short-term treatment model that you’ll attend for 3 hours per day, 3 to 5 days per week, either during the morning or after school/work. This program is for individuals who want to focus on their mental health needs while still working, going to school, or spending time with their families - or whose symptoms are less severe than those for which PHP is recommended. Many PHP patients step down their level of care to IOP as their condition improves.
The Bridge Outpatient Program is open to individuals who have completed Compass’s PHP/IOP programs and are ready to transition to a lower level of care, as recommended by a Compass psychiatrist. This program allows patients to continue psychiatric medication management with their Compass psychiatrist and attend Compass-led outpatient group therapy sessions virtually in a familiar setting.
Compass Health Center is best known for its intentional age-based PHP/IOP programs that acknowledge specific challenges experienced by patients at different points in their lives. We offer a wide range of evidence- based treatments focused on specific conditions:
A Patient Advocate will meet with you to understand your unique insurance
coverage situation and discuss your financial options.
Compass Health Center is in-network with most commercial insurers in the regions we serve, though we do not currently accept Medicare or Medicaid. Please call to ask us about your specific insurance carrier. Depending on your plan, you may be responsible for co-pays and/or coinsurance.
Compass Health Center patients with out-of-network insurance are considered self-paying. In this case, we will submit claims to most insurance companies on your behalf to facilitate the reimbursement process.
Our Utilization Review (Insurance) Department works with all insurance companies to demonstrate medical necessity and obtain pre-authorization where necessary.
At Compass Health Center, your privacy and confidentiality are of the utmost importance during and after your mental health treatment. We are Joint Commission certified as well as HIPAA compliant. Our electronic medical record system is tailored to ensure privacy for psychiatric care. To learn more, please read our privacy policy.
No. While many of our patients call us because a doctor, therapist, or other clinician recommended it, you do not need a referral to contact us or attend a Compass program (unless referral is required by your insurance which is not common except with HMOs).
We’ll help you find the best treatment option for your needs. During the intake process, we will assess whether you are a good fit for one of our PHP/IOP programs. If our clinician determines that Compass Health Center is not staffed to treat your needs effectively, they will provide referrals to other providers or programs.
We have both on-site and virtual Group Therapy sessions. Both are led by expert Group Therapists and are designed to be interactive, educational, and therapeutic. Additionally, on a regular basis you’ll meet one-on-one with an individual therapist, a psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner, and a family therapist.
It’s important to understand that treatment isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Every person’s healing story is different. In addition, due to the complexity of mental health, it can take time to see significant results. If at any point you feel that your treatment isn’t working, feel free to discuss this with your treatment team so we can refine the treatment course to better meet your needs.
The initial stages of therapy can be uncomfortable, as you’re getting to know each other. Therefore, we advise our patients to allow a reasonable amount of time to get acclimated. However, if you’re finding it difficult to connect with your therapist, do not hesitate to discuss this with the other members of the treatment team so that we can work with you on a solution.
Attending the program as often as is recommended is critical to the treatment’s success. We provide evening and after-school IOP programs that give patients the freedom and flexibility to continue taking care of their mental health without sacrificing other essential aspects of their lives.