Ochsner Health reports a new Luling center with mental wellness and substance-use tracks for adults needing more support than traditional outpatient services.
New intensive outpatient option in Luling
Ochsner Health reports that a new Intensive Outpatient Program Center has opened in Luling. According to Ochsner Health, the center includes two program tracks: a mental wellness program and a recovery program for substance use.
The Ochsner Health release describes the center as an option for adults who need more support than traditional outpatient care. The source does not describe enrollment steps, program schedules, treatment duration, costs, insurance coverage or referral requirements.
Mental wellness and recovery tracks
According to Ochsner Health, the mental wellness track is for depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. The release identifies those conditions as part of the mental wellness program offered through the new center.
Ochsner Health also reports that the recovery track addresses substance use. The source presents the mental wellness and recovery tracks as the two services available at the Luling Intensive Outpatient Program Center.
The release does not specify whether participants may move between the two tracks or whether services differ by track. It also does not provide details about the number of people the center can serve.
Services listed by the source
Ochsner Health says the center offers group therapy, individual therapy, psychiatric evaluation and medication management. These services are described for adults who require a level of care beyond traditional outpatient treatment.
The source does not provide further information about the therapy formats, the frequency of appointments, or which services may be offered to particular participants. It also does not describe how psychiatric evaluations or medication management are arranged.
What this means for Louisiana patients
According to Ochsner Health, adults in the Luling area now have a reported intensive outpatient option with mental wellness and substance-use tracks. For people seeking treatment locally, the directory lists 20 published clinics in Louisiana.
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