Psychiatry, therapy and addiction care. One team, here in Ohio.
Medicaid and most major plans accepted. Children, teens and adults — in Middletown, Norwood and by telehealth across Ohio.
We accept Ohio Medicaid and most major plans
- Molina Healthcare
- Buckeye Health Plan
- Humana Healthy Horizons in Ohio
- AmeriHealth Caritas
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Medical Mutual of Ohio
- Medicare
Coverage depends on your plan and service. We verify benefits before your first visit.
Different needs. One supportive team.
Start with the kind of help you need today. If that changes, your care stays with one team that already knows you.
Psychiatry & medication
Psychiatric evaluation and medication management for children, teens and adults, with appointments weekly, biweekly or monthly depending on what you need. See your prescriber in Middletown or Norwood, or by telehealth across Ohio.
- Children, teens & adults
- Telehealth available
- Middletown & Norwood
Therapy & counseling
Individual therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma and the stress of everyday life, on a schedule that fits you. Therapy can stand on its own or work alongside medication management with the same team.
- Children, teens & adults
- In person or telehealth
- Works alongside psychiatry
Addiction treatment & recovery
Medication-assisted treatment prescribed in-house, counseling, and intensive outpatient programs in person or by secure telehealth. Depression, anxiety, PTSD and other conditions are treated alongside substance use, not separately.
- MAT prescribed in-house
- IOP in person & virtual
- Dual-diagnosis care
Need help with benefits, community resources or staying on track between visits? Our case managers coordinate care with you.
Explore care coordinationAddiction care that’s part of the same team.
Many online-only psychiatry services do not treat primary substance use disorders. We do, with psychiatry, therapy and recovery support under one roof.
- MAT prescribed in-house
- Buprenorphine/Suboxone, naltrexone (oral or monthly Vivitrol), acamprosate and disulfiram, prescribed by our own team and paired with counseling and monitoring.
- IOP in person and virtual
- 9–12 hours a week of structured group and individual care, at our Middletown clinic or by secure telehealth anywhere in Ohio.
- Dual-diagnosis care
- Depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD and OCD are treated alongside substance use, by the same team.
Which level of care is right for me?
Most people start with outpatient appointments. When a week needs more support, our intensive outpatient programs add structure, in Middletown or by secure telehealth across Ohio.
| Compare | Outpatient care | In-person IOP | Virtual IOP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time each week | Individual appointments weekly, biweekly or monthly, for medication management, therapy or both | 9–12 hours of structured programming: group therapy, individual therapy and medication management (ASAM Level 2.1) | 9–12 hours by secure telehealth. Groups meet Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, with evening hours available |
| Who it’s for | Most people starting care: children, teens and adults | Adults 18+ who need more structure than weekly appointments, but not 24-hour care | Adults across Ohio who need the same structure, delivered by telehealth |
| Where | In person in Middletown or Norwood, or by telehealth | Our Middletown clinic | Secure telehealth. You must be physically located in Ohio during sessions |
| Good first step if… | You are starting care, or regular appointments fit what you need right now | You need more structure than weekly appointments, but not 24-hour care, and can come to Middletown | You need that same structure but want to take part by telehealth from anywhere in Ohio |
Not sure? Our intake team helps you choose during a clinical assessment.
About our intensive outpatient programVirtual IOP across OhioWhatever brings you here, we’re here to listen.
Choose a concern to learn how we approach it and how to get started.
Explore everything we treatReal people. Personal care.
Our medical director, psychiatric nurse practitioners, therapists and care coordinators work as one team, in Middletown, Norwood and by telehealth.
Meet the whole team
Close to home. Here for you.
Visit us at one of our two Middletown offices or in Norwood, or meet your provider by secure video from anywhere in Ohio. Confirm your assigned office before traveling.
Getting started, step by step.
Three steps, with a phone call from our intake team along the way.
Start with what you need
Choose care for yourself or for your child or teen, and tell us what is going on. It is okay if you are not sure where to begin.
Talk with our intake team
We call to confirm the details, verify your benefits before your first visit, and answer questions about cost, location and telehealth.
Begin care with a plan that fits
Your first appointment is in Middletown, Norwood or by telehealth. From there, your team adjusts the plan with you as your needs change.
Questions people ask first
Something else on your mind? Call 513-928-3339, 7 AM–11 PM daily.
Where can I receive care?
In person at our Middletown or Norwood offices, or by telehealth from a private space anywhere in Ohio. In-person IOP meets at the Middletown clinic; our team will walk you through which options fit your care.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept Ohio Medicaid and its managed care plans, Medicare, and commercial plans including Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, Medical Mutual of Ohio and Humana. Coverage depends on your plan and service, and we verify your benefits before your first visit.
Can you help my child or teenager?
Yes. Our child and adolescent services support young people and their families, and a parent or guardian is involved in care for patients under 18. Choose “My child or teen” above, or call us to talk through a first appointment.
What happens after I reach out?
Our intake team confirms your appointment with you by phone, verifies your benefits and answers your questions. Scheduling is available 7 AM–11 PM daily at 513-928-3339, and your appointment is confirmed only once the team confirms the details with you.
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