About Hollick Institute
Hollick Institute treats addiction and mental health conditions using methods backed by clinical research, not guesswork. You get care that respects your intelligence and your privacy, delivered by people who take your recovery as seriously as you do. That is the standard we hold ourselves to, every day.
How We Approach Treatment
Every admission to Hollick Institute begins with a comprehensive clinical assessment, because the right plan depends on knowing what you're actually dealing with, from the substances or symptoms involved to your history, your health, and your goals.
From there, your treatment is built around you. There is no standard track everyone gets pushed through. Licensed clinicians deliver evidence-based therapies chosen for your situation, and they adjust as you make progress or hit setbacks.
Your family matters here too. Addiction and mental health struggles affect the people close to you, and we bring them into the work when that supports your recovery.
Treatment also doesn't stop the day you walk out. Before you finish, we put together an aftercare plan so you leave with clear next steps, real support, and a way to hold onto what you built.
Levels of Care
Most people who come to Hollick Institute start in one place and move through several. That is by design. Your care begins with medical detox, then steps down to residential rehab, PHP, IOP, virtual IOP, and standard outpatient as you stabilize. Medication-assisted treatment is available at every stage that calls for it, and sober living gives you structure between treatment and independence.
One clinical team follows you the whole way. No handoffs, no starting over. See how IOP fits in.
Help Is One Call Away
You can call (866) 621-5043 right now and reach a real person, any hour, any day. The call is free, confidential, and puts you under no obligation. Tell us what is going on, get a fast answer on what your insurance covers, and ask whatever you need. Want to write instead? Send us a message.
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