Teletherapy

We offer Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient services through the Nobu app. Learn more about our levels ofcare.

Yes. We know that mental health disorders like anxiety, depression and PTSD frequently co-occur with addiction and we take an integrated approach to treat both simultaneously to set you up for success in longterm recovery.

Yes. Medication-assisted treatment will be available for patients that qualify.

To start, you’ll be scheduled for three appointments: one with a nurse to complete a medical assessment, one with a licensed therapist to complete a clinical assessment and one with a financial counselor to discuss your insurance benefits and coverage. Based on this assessment, we’ll work with you to create a teletherapy and treatment plan to meet your needs. From there, you’ll be assigned to either IOP or OP, which include varying numbers of session time slots each week.

• Intensive Outpatient (IOP) has sessions 3 hours per day for 4 different days per week.
• Outpatient (OP) clients have the opportunity to attend a minimum of 1 group therapy session and 1 individual therapy session per week.

Yes, a benefit of teletherapy is that it can be flexible to accommodate your schedule. We’ll work with you to make your appointments work with your work and family commitments. Depending on your level of care your treatment may range from 1-6 hours per day.

Our therapists are not available 24/7, but we make every effort to respond to all messages within 24 hours.

You’ll be matched with a licensed professional based on your nursing and clinical assessment. 

Your individual therapist should remain constant throughout your treatment. However, your individual therapist may differ from your group therapist(s).

Yes, we are committed to the safety and privacy of all patients. All communications are transmitted using banking grade encryption and any information you share is protected by HIPAA privacy regulations.

We offer both group and individual counseling via teletherapy. Groups are often limited to 9 people per group session.  Learn more about the different types of online therapy that may be available through teletherapy.

Patients can privately pay for treatment, but many use their insurance benefits since we’re in-network with most private insurance companies. We can help you verify your existing coverage and understand how your insurance benefits apply to teletherapy.

Yes! Insurance will often cover and offset the cost of treatment. We are in-network with most private insurance companies and will work with you to verify your benefits prior to starting treatment. Contact us to see if we accept your insurance. You can also call your insurance company directly to inquire about your specific policy and coverage.

Give us a call. You’ll be asked a series of questions to confirm your eligibility for teletherapy through our Miami location and to help us match you to the appropriate treatment team and level of care. From there, you can request the best appointment times based on your schedule. After you complete registration, you’ll receive an invitation to our patient portal where you’ll be able to view your appointments and access your telehealth sessions.

While many of our former patients are currently using Nobu, we are also accepting new patients at our Miami outpatient facility.

To access your telehealth appointments, you’ll need:

• a mobile phone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer with a connected camera and microphone running one of the following internet browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Safari
• An internet connection; for the best experience, wifi or ethernet is preferred.

Currently, we offer teletherapy for residents in Florida, Georgia, Colorado, New Jersey, Ohio, Maryland and Washington. If you reside outside of these states, we will make every effort to extend our services to you as regulations, licensing restrictions and insurers allow.

Yes! We’ll work with you to develop an aftercare plan to make sure you’re set up for success in recovery. Aftercare may be available in-person, online or a combination of both.

Yes. Teletherapy is effective method and is as effective as in-person therapy. How effective online treatment will  be for you depends more on how comfortable you can be talking about personal matters through technology and if you believe you can establish a personal connection with the counselor.