HPI's domiciliary intensive outpatient program (DIOP) is a partner program with Doorway To Recovery, a committed and accomplished provider of 3/4 Homes in Western Wayne County's suburbs. DIOP participants attend 4-hours of clinical programming 5-days/week while living 3/4 Home designed to provide an adjunctive community-living support system to encourage positive outcome.

Consistent with HPI's other intensive substance abuse treatment programs, DIOP professional teams work together to ensure that assessments and treatment approaches are comprehensive and individualized. Team interventions focus on understanding the disease of addition, effective relapse prevention planning and development of a healthy, satisfying substance-free lifestyle.

• Comprehensive Biopsychosocial Assessment
• Individual, Process and Didactic Group Treatment Modalities
• Individualized Treatment Planning
• Psychiatric Evaluation as needed
• Medication Reviews as needed
• On-site Urine Drug Screening
• Fully Furnished Housing
• Coordination of Care with other Healthcare Providers
• Aftercare Planning Including Employment, Housing and Continuing Care Referrals

• Have not achieved treatment goals through traditional outpatient services
• Desire to prevent relapse and potential admission to a higher level of care
• Does not have a stable living environment or the skills to promote recovery from substance of abuse

We Feature:

• 7- Day/Week Access to Admissions
• Single Gender Residential Homes
• 24-Hour Residential Supervision Provided by Recovering Peer
• Transportation to and from the Treatment Facility
• Evening Support Group Participation
• Permanent Licensed Professional Staff
• Substance Abuse Treatment Specialty Credentialed Staff

Hegira Programs accepts most managed care and insurance programs, including Medicaid and Medicare. Persons meeting residency and income restrictions may be eligible for funding provided by SEMCA.