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The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides non-residential treatment at a more intensive level than outpatient.  IOP services are offered at POWER’s Outpatient Program at Fifth Avenue Place, a collaborative community in the Uptown section of Pittsburgh.
The IOP Manager is available to discuss more specific questions. She can be reached at (412) 471-1262.

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We've Moved!
POWER NewDay Partial Hospitalization, Outpatient Program and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) services have been consolidated. Effective immediately, all of the agency’s outpatient services are available at Hosanna House, located at 807 Wallace Avenue in Wilkinsburg. Please note that all outpatient programs may be reached at the following phone number: 412.243.8755, ext. 310. Thank you for your patience as our materials are updated to reflect this change!
 
What other services are provided at the IOP?
Women who enroll in the IOP make a commitment to attend up to 10 hours of programming a week. Specific treatment and supportive services at the IOP include:
• Group Therapy
• Trauma-Specific Groups
• Drug & Alcohol Education
• Life Skills Development Classes
(covering topics like healthcare issues, parenting training, budgeting, relapse prevention and establishing a sober-support group)
• Resource Coordination
• Transportation Assistance
• Discharge & Aftercare Planning
• Follow-Up

Eligibility
If you are an adult woman – at least 18 years of age – struggling with a substance use disorder and ready to make a change, you may be eligible for our Intensive Outpatient Program.

Criteria
• Meet the Pennsylvania Client Placement Criteria for intensive outpatient treatment based on an interview that includes a screening assessment
• Have a sincere desire to learn to live without the use of alcohol or other drugs
• Willing to commit to full participation and regular attendance as agreed upon
• Do not have any serious mental or physical health issues that would interfere with participation in all aspects of the prog

Referral Process
• Contact the IOP Administrative Assistant by calling (412) 471-1262 to schedule an initial intake appointment