8 in 10
Spring Health patients experience decreased substance use after just 3 appointments
9
fewer drinks are consumed per week after just 60 days of treatment
Convenient and confidential support for substance use
No matter where you are on the road to recovery, we’re here to help —
offering a comprehensive range of flexible treatment options beyond
detox and rehab that work.
Here's how it works:
We help our patients get better, faster.
Unsure where to begin?
We meet you where you are — to get you where you want to go
Exploring Treatment Options
If you’re not yet fully committed to making changes but interested in learning more, we invite you to explore our treatment options and other resources available to support your journey toward a brighter future.
We understand that the thought of change can feel daunting. Let our knowledge and expertise be your guide, providing the information and support you need to take the first step when you're ready.
Contemplating a Change
Seeking change is a big step on the path to recovery. It's about recognizing your strengths, values, and aspirations, and aligning them with the possibilities that recovery offers.
Spring Health offers dedicated substance use support, therapy, coaching, care navigation, and more. Your dedicated Care Navigator can help you consider your options and the ways in which recovery can enhance your overall well-being, relationships, and sense of purpose.
Ready to Take Action and Seek Help
Committing to recovery is an empowering decision that opens the door to achieving real change — through reclaiming your autonomy, rediscovering your passions, and embracing a future filled with hope and possibility.
With the guidance of tailored substance use support and access to valuable resources like therapy, coaching, and care navigation, you have the power to shape a life that resonates with your core values, bolsters your aspirations, and unlocks your full potential.
Maintaining My Recovery
Maintaining your recovery goals is more than abstaining from substances — it's about cultivating a life of meaning, connection, and fulfillment. It's about embracing the endless possibilities that recovery offers and living each day to the fullest.
Through Spring Health, you have access to dedicated substance use support, therapy, coaching, care navigation, and more, to help you sustain your recovery and overall well-being.
Schedule a free call with our specialized Care Team
We're here to answer questions or help you get started.
Our Programs :
You and your family (age 18+) have access to dedicated alcohol and substance support programs tailored to your individual needs.
Outpatient (OP)
Mild to Moderate Consumption
Alcohol
Women: 1-2 drinks per day.
Men: 2-3 drinks per day.
Drugs:
Occasional or recreational use without significant consequences (i.e., experiencing withdrawal symptoms, engaging in risky behaviors).
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Outpatient (OP)
OP care is typically the most flexible and can be carried out in the comfort of your own home or in person, depending on your preferences and living environment. It’s usually a few hours per day, once or twice per week.
Your treatment plan can include attending therapy sessions, counseling, coaching, Care Navigation support, tele-health apps, and/or other treatment.
Intensive outpatient (IOP)
Moderate to High Consumption
Alcohol
Women: 3-4 drinks per day.
Men: 4-5 drinks per day.
Can lead to increased risk of addiction, health problems, and social issues.
Drugs:
Regular or frequent use (i.e., multiple times per week), leading to higher tolerance, dependence, and health issues.
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Intensive outpatient (IOP)
For those who require more support than OP treatment, but don’t need round-the-clock care.
IOP care typically involves more frequent therapy sessions and structured group programs (multiple hours per week or day).
Inpatient
High to Severe Consumption
Alcohol
Women: 4 or more drinks daily
Men: 5 or more drinks daily
Can lead to severe addiction, withdrawal, physical/mental health problems, and significant impairment in daily functioning.
Drugs:
Involves daily or near-daily use in large quantities.Results in addiction, higher tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, serious health issues, and impaired social/occupational functioning.
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Inpatient
IP or residential treatment involves staying at a specialized facility for a designated period, (i.e., a few weeks to several months). These programs provide 24/7 care, including medical supervision, therapy, counseling, and support groups.
We'll help you find the right facility, figure out insurance coverage, and help you find the right aftercare plan that fits for your family situation and lifestyle.
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Every team member through Spring has been the perfect combination of professional and empathetic. Being able to talk through the tough parts of life and get unbiased feedback and creating alcohol and tobacco quitting plans has been fantastic and motivating.
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In early 2022 I picked up a lot of unhealthy habits, particularly around my consumption of alcohol. I wanted to practice better moderation and even reduce my drinking. I found the program provided a great starting point for me to work on this goal.
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I recently had a near death experience that caused me to get addicted to pain meds after going my whole life without touching anything other than alcohol on occasion… Spring Health has been helping me through it all and I’m grateful… I will continue to use this program because it helps.
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Curtis has been there since the beginning of my recovery and has checked up on me every month. As to how it’s going and to let me know she is always here if I need to talk. She brings a tear to my eye in a good way because of how she makes me feel. She makes me feel like she cares. I’m a mom and I’m always there for everyone. It’s a good feeling to know I have someone outside of my circle who cares and is cheering me on. Thank you! Words can’t describe how appreciative I am.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is considered hazardous drinking?
Hazardous drinking refers to a pattern of alcohol consumption that increases the risk of harmful consequences for the drinker or others. This typically involves drinking at levels that are beyond recommended guidelines or in situations where drinking poses a danger to oneself or others. Examples include binge drinking (consuming large amounts of alcohol in a short period) or drinking in situations where it can impair judgment, such as before driving or operating machinery.
Can I participate if I already have a therapist?
Yes, you can continue working with your therapist while also discussing additional support options with your specialized Care Navigator. All Spring Health services are available to you while participating in the alcohol and substance use support program. Schedule a call with a Care Navigator to learn more.
Can my family members get support?
Yes! Your dependents (age 18+) have access to Spring Health’s alcohol and substance use support programs. Have them sign up for Spring Health to speak with a Care Navigator about their options.
How much do these programs cost?
We have program options that work for every lifestyle, budget, and insurance plan. Out-of-pocket costs will depend on your individual insurance plan and the program you choose to enroll in. Your Care Navigator will explain all costs associated with treatment before enrolling you in a program.
Will my care be shared with my employer?
Your care with Spring Health is confidential and will never be shared with your employer without your consent or unless required by law.
