Partial Hospitalization Program
Campus BHC’s Partial Hospitalization Program, or PHP, provides structured outpatient addiction treatment in Muncie, Indiana for adults who need more support than weekly therapy but do not require inpatient or residential care. PHP can help clients build stability, reduce relapse risk, and create a stronger foundation for recovery.
What PHP includes
- Daytime programming
- Group therapy
- Individual sessions
- Case management & medication support
Confidential care
Level-of-Care Guidance
Step-Down Planning
WHO PHP IS FOR
Need more support than weekly therapy
Are stepping down from detox, residential care, or hospital care
Are medically stable and able to participate during the day
Need structure, accountability, and a clear treatment plan
WHAT TO EXPECT
Comprehensive assessment
We evaluate your needs, strengths, and goals to create the right plan for you.
Personalized treatment plan
Your plan is tailored to your clinical needs and recovery goals with clear objectives and support.
Therapy and recovery skills
Evidence-based therapy and skill-building to support lasting change and daily life.
Step-down planning
We prepare you for the next level of care or independent living with continued support.
Intensive treatment without 24/7 residential care.
Campus BHC provides PHP addiction treatment in Muncie, Indiana, serving adults in Delaware County and surrounding Indiana communities.
WHO PHP IS FOR
PHP usually meets several days per week, often during daytime hours. The exact schedule depends on the client’s clinical needs, treatment plan, and program availability. PHP is designed for people who need a high level of structure and support, but who do not require 24/7 residential or hospital-level care.
No. Campus BHC provides outpatient treatment, not residential housing. Participants attend treatment during scheduled program hours and live at home, in sober living, or in another supportive housing setting. When stable housing is part of the recovery plan, we can help coordinate with trusted community partners.
Many clients step down from PHP into IOP, outpatient therapy, recovery support, or continued medication support. The goal is to reduce the intensity of care as the client becomes more stable, while still maintaining support, accountability, and a plan for long-term recovery.
Yes, when appropriate and with the client’s consent. Family involvement may include education, communication support, planning, and guidance around healthy boundaries. We respect privacy and confidentiality while helping families understand how to support recovery.