Virtual IOP for Addiction in Arizona

virtual iop for addiction

Virtual IOP for addiction in Arizona 

Accessible intensive outpatient care delivered online, making it easier to focus on healing from drug and alcohol addiction, no matter where you are in Arizona.

We work with top insurance providers, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, AETNA, Cigna, TRICARE, and UnitedHealthcare, to offer in-network coverage for individuals across Arizona looking for high-quality virtual addiction treatment.

Virtual IOP for Substance Abuse for Arizona Residents

We provide focused care for substance use recovery. Our Virtual IOP helps individuals throughout Arizona break the cycle of addiction by exploring root causes, developing strong coping strategies, and creating a customized plan for lasting sobriety.

  • Alcohol Addiction

    Alcohol Addiction

    Alcoholism or alcohol misuse affects millions of people every year, and an average of six people die of alcohol-related deaths in the United States every day. What’s Behind the Addiction? The effects of addiction stretch far and wide, impacting husbands and wives, children and parents, teens and the elderly, executives, professionals, and blue-collar workers. Alcohol

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  • Drug Addiction

    Drug Addiction

    Roughly 12% of Americans use illegal drugs, and 53 million people in the US used illegal drugs or misused prescription drugs within the last year. The Facts on drug abuse With the explosion of the opioid epidemic, more Americans are becoming aware of the dangers of drug addiction than ever before, but the problem has

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  • Treatment for Problematic Gaming

    Treatment for Problematic Gaming

    Between 3-4% of gamers are addicted to video games, meaning as many as 60 million people suffer from a problematic gaming disorder. When Gaming Becomes a Problem Problematic gaming has become increasingly common in recent years. It’s not just teens who take refuge in the virtual world for its comfort, safety, community, and sense of

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  • Emotional Trauma

    Emotional Trauma

    Bessel van der kolk, The Body Keeps the Score The trauma caused by childhood neglect, sexual or domestic abuse, and war wreaks havoc in our bodies. Talking Trauma Trauma can be one single event or a series of traumatic incidents that are repeated over time, causing an individual to become overwhelmed with painful, frightening, or

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  • Dual Diagnosis

    Dual Diagnosis

    Over 47 million adults have at least one mental health condition, and over 20 million have at least one substance use disorder. Approximately 9.2 million have both (a dual diagnosis) What is a Dual Diagnosis It’s very common for those struggling with addiction to have dual or co-occurring disorders. In other words, substance abuse often

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Benefits of Virtual Care for Arizona Residents


Work Around Family Life

Our virtual outpatient program is built to fit into your life with ease. Flexible session times allow individuals and families across Arizona to focus on recovery while managing daily responsibilities and family needs.


Flexible Around Work & Career

With both morning and evening sessions available, our program supports participants across Arizona in balancing work commitments with their recovery journey while maintaining daily stability.


Accessible Anywhere

As long as you have internet access, you can take part in our Virtual IOP from anywhere in Arizona—at home, on the road, or even while away on vacation.


Licensed, Expert Therapists

Our team of licensed, experienced therapists provides the same high-quality care as our in-person programs, ensuring participants throughout Arizona receive expert support every step of the way.


Completely Secure & Confidential

We prioritize your privacy and security. All sessions are held on HIPAA-compliant platforms to ensure confidential care for participants across Arizona.

Meet the Arizona Virtual IOP Team

  • Christine Cook

  • Sara Masoner

  • Tanya Dantus

  • Cloy Dellaripa

  • Kathryn Defilippi

  • Annette Mershimer