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What Is a Partial Hospitalization Program? A partial hospitalization program (PHP) is designed for people who need more structure than standard outpatient therapy, but who don't require 24-hour inpatient care. Behavioral health practices use PHPs to stabilize symptoms, prevent hospitalization,…

Across the Valant community, behavioral health practices supported millions of patients and managed care at scale throughout the year. The Work You Do Matters Every appointment held, every message sent, and every minute spent documenting care contributes to meaningful change…

As demand for behavioral health care surges and the industry evolves rapidly, providers are under increasing pressure to deliver more intensive, structured care while keeping clinical integrity, operational compliance, and financial sustainability top of mind. In a recent interview with…

A Practical Guide for Providers Navigating the Evolving World of Behavioral Health Introduction: The Changing Face of Behavioral Health In recent years, the need for mental health services has grown dramatically as people adapt to the realities of a post-pandemic…

Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) and partial hospitalization programs (PHP) are part of the continuum of care in behavioral health, offering structure and intensive treatment for patients who need more than outpatient services—but who don't require inpatient hospitalization. While payers favor…

The behavioral health system in the U.S. is in a period of rapid change. Rising rates of mental illness and substance use disorders, regulatory and payor shifts, and consumer expectations are reshaping how care is delivered. Many patients need more…

When people search for mental health treatment, one of the first questions they often ask is: what is IOP?  Intensive Outpatient Program is a level of care that sits between traditional outpatient weekly therapy and full-time inpatient treatment. It provides…