Outpatient Addiction Treatment in Cincinnati | Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers
Our outpatient addiction treatment programs in Cincinnati combine clinical excellence with financial accessibility, helping more people start their recovery and sustain it long-term.
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At Ohio Community Health, care goes beyond the medical treatment.
Our team takes the time to understand what each individual is going through: the fears, the setbacks, the personal history, and the goals for the future.
We believe recovery starts with dignity, compassion, and clear communication. Our goal is for every client to feel seen, supported, and guided through each step of the treatment process.
“I don’t have the words to express how much this place cares about the clients.”
– OCH Alumnus
“My heart bursts with gratitude as I sit down to write this review about the treatment center where my son embarked on a transformative journey. Words alone cannot express the depth of appreciation I have for this exceptional facility and the dedicated team behind it.”
– Mother of OCH Alumnus
“This place literally saved my life. They were unbelievably kind and went above and beyond in every way.”
– OCH Alumnus
Your path to recovery starts here.
Reach out for a private, no-pressure conversation to see how Ohio Community Health can support you.
High-Quality Addiction Treatment in Cincinnati for Everyone
We help clients build foundations for lasting recovery from addiction. Evidence-based treatments and an unsurpassed quality of care are central to this mission. Our ultimate goal is for our clients to save and reclaim their own lives.
Our philosophy stems directly from the blatant disparity in the quality of care across private and public behavioral healthcare organizations. We want to close that gap and provide the highest quality of care to everyone who seeks it.
Answers to Your Questions About Recovery
Where are you located?
We have two facilities in Cincinnati, Ohio:
- North Facility: 12115 Sheraton Lane, Cincinnati, OH 45246
- East Facility: 6620 Clough Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45244
Will my insurance cover your treatment programs?
Most major insurance plans cover our services at Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers as a necessary medical service. We recommend filling out our Insurance Verification form or calling us at (877) 679-2132 so our admissions team can provide a free benefits verification for you.
How do I know which treatment is the right "level" for me?
We use the ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) criteria to determine which program you are placed in. Every client undergoes a clinical assessment during intake. If we determine that you need a higher level of care (like medical detox), we’ll guide you to the right resource.
How long does treatment last?
There is no fixed timeline for recovery. We focus on your stability and readiness for the next phase of your life, rather than getting to a preset endpoint. While many of our clients complete the Partial Hospitalization (PHP) phase in three to four weeks, they will often transition into our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for several additional weeks.
The total duration is a collaborative decision between you and our clinical team, based on:
Severity & History: Your specific substance use history and the severity of the disorder.
Dual Diagnosis: Addressing any co-occurring mental health needs alongside addiction.
Personal Progress: How quickly you meet your individual treatment goals and engage with the program.
Clinical Assessments: Ongoing evaluations by our team to ensure you are ready to “step down” to the next level of care.
Whether you stay with us for a few weeks or a few months, our goal is the same: making sure you feel strong, steady, and truly ready to take the next step in your recovery.
Do I have to stay overnight at your center?
No. Our programs are “outpatient,” which means you receive the high-quality clinical care you need during the day, then return to the comfort of your own home in the evening. This allows you to stay connected to your home life while you heal.
Can you help me with court-ordered rehab?
Yes. At Ohio Community Health, we have a specific program for people who are referred by a judge, lawyer, or probation officer. We know how stressful legal issues can be, and we are here to help you through them.
We make the process simple by:
Handling the Paperwork: We provide the court with progress letters, attendance records, and drug test results so they know you are doing the work.
Keeping You on Track: Our staff helps you stay accountable so you can meet all your legal requirements without the guesswork.
As Seen On:
Empowered Documentary Program
Living in this philosophy and carrying out our mission to serve others, Ohio Community Health was honored to be featured on the nationally syndicated television program ‘Empowered,’ featured on PBS.
The privilege of being part of this short-form documentary series that highlights the quality of our evidence-based program on a national stage is an opportunity we are deeply grateful for.
Explore Our Addiction Recovery Programs and Clinical Services
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. At Ohio Community Health, we understand that different people need different levels of care at different stages of life. This is why we offer a range of outpatient programs and clinical services designed to meet a range of needs. Learn more about the treatment options and services we offer to clients at our Cincinnati-based drug & alcohol rehab facility.
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You're not facing this alone.
With many of us in recovery ourselves here at Ohio Community Health, we understand the challenges you’re facing, and we’re here to support you.
Why choose Ohio Community Health for your addiction treatment?
Evidence-based clinical treatment
Integrated dual diagnosis support
Partnerships with Medicaid and commercial insurance providers
Staff with lived experience
Real-world recovery focus
What We Treat: Addiction and Mental Health Support
At Ohio Community Health, we help people overcome drug and alcohol addiction while also treating the mental health issues that often go with them. This is called dual diagnosis care. Learn more at the links below:
