About Intermountain Hospital – Boise
Intermountain Hospital is a dual diagnosis mental health and substance use disorder treatment center for adolescents and adults, located in Boise, Idaho. They offer many different kinds of psychiatric services, including age specific inpatient treatment programs, partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP) programs, and community referrals. To direct clients to the appropriate resources, they provide 24/7 risk assessments in person or online.
If you need to begin your recovery journey in a safe and sober environment, inpatient treatment may be the recommended first step. Here, they offer four different types of inpatient programs based on age. The Journeys Program and CAST Program are designed for teenagers, helping them overcome thoughts of hurting themselves and substance abuse disorder, respectively.
The New Start Program is for adults who need alcohol and drug rehab services and may also require treatment for co-occurring conditions. The Generations Program helps senior adults who are struggling with substance abuse and mental health concerns. Clients can receive counseling and rehabilitative services through all of these programs.
This strategic separation is one aspect of the facility that I believe is truly unique. It allows everyone to receive dedicated support from a team that is experienced and qualified to treat their specific condition.
If you need outpatient programming, those services are available as well. Outpatient services usually include a combination of individual and group counseling, recovery focused education, and life skills training. The goal is to prepare clients to successfully contribute to their homes, workplaces, and communities as they live a life of health and sobriety.
One of the things that clients love the most about this facility is the caring team. Reviews note that the staff members go above and beyond to make sure clients are comfortable and have access to the services they need. This includes connecting clients to community resources that can provide continued assistance when treatment is complete.
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