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How long does rehab take? Outpatient rehab typically 3–6 months. Individual variation is significant.
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Outpatient rehab typically 3–6 months. Individual variation is significant.
- Question: How long does addiction treatment take?
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A common progression: PHP for 2–4 weeks, IOP for 6–12 weeks, weekly outpatient support for months after. Add 3–6 months of sober living if that's part of the plan.
Longer engagement produces better outcomes. "30-day rehab" is a marketing convention, not a clinical requirement.
RD builds the plan around your picture, not a fixed calendar.
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What is PHP?
PHP is the highest-intensity outpatient level of care — roughly 5 to 6 hours a day, 5 to 6 days a week.
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What is IOP?
IOP is structured outpatient care, roughly 3 hours a day, 3 to 5 days a week, with morning or evening tracks.
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How long do you stay in sober living?
Most people stay 3–6 months. Some stay longer.
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