Day Treatment Level of Care
Addiction Partial Hospitalization Program in Knoxville, Tennessee
New Hope Healthcare Institute provides structured addiction day treatment for people who need more support than standard outpatient care but do not require an overnight stay. Our partial hospitalization program in Knoxville, Tennessee combines intensive therapy, recovery education, relapse-prevention planning, and care for co-occurring mental health conditions. Clients attend treatment during the day and return home or to an approved supportive living environment in the evening. A confidential clinical assessment determines whether PHP is the safest and most appropriate starting level of care.

- Level of care
- Addiction day treatment
- Setting
- On-campus, nights at home
- Best for
- More than outpatient
- Focus
- Addiction + dual diagnosis
Understanding the Program
What Is a PHP for Addiction?
Partial hospitalization is a day-treatment program that provides intensive clinical care — group therapy, individual sessions, and skill-building — without requiring you to live at the facility overnight.
A typical day in PHP may include group therapy, psychoeducational groups, skill building, and individual therapy for the issues driving addictive behaviors. PHP provides the comprehensive structure of inpatient care while integrating the real-life coping skills of an intensive outpatient program.
For patients using PHP as an alternative to inpatient treatment, we provide medical supervision and support so you can recover in a safe, non-hospital environment. Every patient receives a formal assessment and individualized treatment plan based on their current situation, medical history, and family history.
Before transitioning to outpatient care, PHP introduces stress management, relapse prevention, and life skills — relationship building, coping strategies, and holistic practices that support a balanced approach to recovery.

PHP gives you the intensity of residential treatment during the day — and the comfort of home at night.
At a glance
Program at a Glance
- Location100 Glenleigh Ct Ste 101, Knoxville, TN 37934
- ScheduleApproximately 4–6 hours per day, five days per week
- ParkingFree onsite parking
- AdmissionsConfidential admissions support is available.
- InsuranceCoverage, deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, medical necessity requirements, and authorization vary by plan.
The Full Continuum of Care
Where this program fits in your recovery journey
Recovery isn't one-size-fits-all. Our clinical team meets you at the level of care you need today — and walks with you through every step that follows.
- 1Inpatient Detox24/7 residential care & medical stabilization
- 2Partial HospitalizationYou are hereFull-day structured treatment, evenings at home
- 3Intensive OutpatientPart-time therapy built around work or school
- 4Outpatient RehabOngoing support as life resumes
- 5Sober LivingAlumni community & recovery housing
Not sure which level fits? Call for a free assessment
Why It Works
Why Choose PHP at New Hope
PHP bridges the gap between inpatient and outpatient care — useful when you need more than weekly therapy but do not require 24/7 supervision.
Inpatient-Level Structure, Without Overnight Stays
Receive comprehensive daily clinical care — then return home or to a separate supportive living environment each evening to practice new skills in real life.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Licensed counselors can address both addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions through integrated individual and group therapy.
Clinical Monitoring
The treatment team reviews progress, addresses barriers to participation, and adjusts the plan as symptoms stabilize.
Family & Peer Support
Group sessions connect you with peers in similar situations, and family therapy or family education can help rebuild the relationships that support recovery.
Life Skills for Long-Term Success
Relapse prevention, stress management, and coping skills sessions prepare you for the transition to IOP or outpatient care.
Flexible Step-Down Path
PHP can flow into IOP, outpatient care, sober living, or alumni support — the care team plans each transition based on clinical need.

Inside the Program
What Services Are Included in Addiction PHP?
Every client begins with a clinical assessment and receives an individualized treatment plan. The treatment plan may change as symptoms stabilize, recovery skills improve, and the client prepares for a lower level of care.
- Individual addiction counseling
- Group therapy
- Substance-use education
- Relapse-prevention planning
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Dialectical behavior therapy skills
- Family therapy or family education
- Dual diagnosis treatment
- Medication evaluation and management
- Coping skills
- Life-skills development
- Wellness or experiential activities
A Coordinated Clinical Team
PHP care is coordinated across the professionals involved in each client's treatment. Depending on the treatment plan, the team may include licensed therapists, addiction counselors, medical providers, case managers, group facilitators, and recovery-support staff. Team members review progress, address barriers to participation, and plan the next appropriate level of care.
Is This Program Right for You?
Who PHP Is Best For
PHP is often the right fit for people who need more support than standard outpatient therapy but don't need 24/7 inpatient care. It's ideal if you're medically stable, motivated for recovery, and need a strong daily routine with clinical structure.
Many clients enter PHP after completing detox or residential treatment as a step-down. Others start here when inpatient care isn't necessary but weekly therapy isn't enough.
PHP does not include an overnight stay. Clients return home after treatment or may stay in a separate supportive living environment when appropriate.
- You're medically stable and don't need 24/7 supervision
- You've completed detox or inpatient and need structured step-down care
- You need more than outpatient therapy but want to sleep at home
- You have co-occurring mental health conditions requiring daily support
What we treat
Substance Use Disorders Addressed in PHP
Partial hospitalization may be appropriate for people recovering from alcohol or drug use who are medically stable and able to return to a safe living environment after treatment each day.
- Alcohol use disorder
- Opioid use disorder
- Fentanyl or heroin use
- Prescription opioid misuse
- Benzodiazepine misuse
- Cocaine use disorder
- Methamphetamine or other stimulant use
- Prescription medication misuse
- Polysubstance use
PHP is not a replacement for medically supervised withdrawal care. Someone experiencing active or potentially dangerous withdrawal may need detoxification or another higher level of care before beginning PHP.

This information is for education and planning only and is not medical advice. Medication choices, detox protocols, and level-of-care decisions require a clinical assessment.
Treatment for Co-Occurring Mental Health Conditions
Substance use can occur alongside anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and other mental health concerns. New Hope's dual diagnosis approach allows the treatment plan to address substance use and co-occurring symptoms together rather than treating them as unrelated problems.
Admissions
What Happens During the PHP Admission Process?

- 01
Confidential Admissions Conversation
The process begins with a confidential call. An admissions specialist gathers basic information about the person's current substance use, immediate concerns, previous treatment, living situation, and insurance coverage.
- 02
Insurance and Payment Review
The admissions team can review available benefit information, including network status, deductibles, coinsurance, prior authorization, and other plan requirements. Verification explains known plan details but is not a guarantee of payment or admission.
- 03
Clinical Assessment
A clinical assessment evaluates substance use history, withdrawal risk, physical and mental health needs, safety, previous treatment, medications, family support, and the recovery environment. This assessment helps determine whether PHP is appropriate or whether another level of care may be safer.
- 04
Individualized Treatment Plan
When PHP is recommended, the treatment team develops goals and services based on the assessment. Depending on clinical need, the plan may include individual counseling, group therapy, family involvement, medication support, dual diagnosis care, relapse prevention, and case management.
- 05
Progress Review and Step-Down Planning
The treatment team reviews progress throughout care. As a client becomes ready for less intensive support, the next step may include intensive outpatient treatment, standard outpatient care, sober living, community recovery support, or alumni services.
Duration
How Long Does Addiction PHP Last?
There is no single treatment length that is right for everyone. The duration of PHP depends on clinical needs, treatment progress, attendance, safety, insurance authorization, and readiness for the next level of care.
- Weeks 1–2
Stabilize & assess
Daily structure, clinical assessment, and a treatment plan built around your needs.
- Weeks 3–4
Build recovery skills
Group and individual therapy, relapse prevention, and dual-diagnosis care.
- Ongoing
Review & step down
Progress reviews guide the move to IOP, outpatient, or alumni support.
This information is for education and planning only and is not medical advice. Medication choices, detox protocols, and level-of-care decisions require a clinical assessment.
Cost & payment
What Does Addiction PHP Cost in Knoxville?
The cost of a partial hospitalization program depends on the services included, the length of treatment, the insurance network, prior-authorization requirements, the remaining deductible, copayments, and coinsurance.
New Hope Healthcare Institute offers confidential insurance-benefit verification before treatment begins. The admissions team can explain the benefit information provided by the insurer and discuss known financial responsibilities. Insurance verification is not a guarantee that a claim will be paid, and final coverage depends on the plan, medical necessity, authorization, and continued eligibility.
People planning to self-pay should ask admissions for an estimate based on the recommended level and expected length of care.
What shapes your cost
Six factors reviewed during verification
- 01Services included
- 02Length of treatment
- 03Insurance network
- 04Prior authorization
- 05Remaining deductible
- 06Copays & coinsurance
Authoritative sources
Safety
When a Higher Level of Care May Be Needed
PHP is intended for people who can participate safely without overnight supervision. A different level of care may be recommended when someone:
A clinical assessment helps determine the appropriate level of care. In an immediate medical or safety emergency, call 911. People experiencing a mental health or suicide crisis can call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Consider a higher level of care when someone
- Has active withdrawal that requires medical monitoring
- Needs 24-hour medical or psychiatric supervision
- Has an unstable medical condition
- Cannot remain safe outside treatment hours
- Does not have a stable recovery environment
- Needs inpatient psychiatric stabilization
- Is experiencing an immediate emergency
Authoritative sources
This information is for education and planning only and is not medical advice. Medication choices, detox protocols, and level-of-care decisions require a clinical assessment.

Knoxville campus
100 Glenleigh Ct Ste 101, Knoxville, TN 37934
Free onsite parking
Knoxville campus
Addiction PHP at Our Knoxville Campus
New Hope Healthcare Institute's campus is located at 100 Glenleigh Ct Ste 101, Knoxville, TN 37934, near the Farragut and West Knoxville area. Free onsite parking is available.
Our Knoxville location may be accessible to people and families traveling from Farragut, Lenoir City, Oak Ridge, Maryville, Knox County, and nearby East Tennessee communities. Because PHP requires attendance multiple days each week, admissions can help families consider the daily schedule and transportation needs when deciding whether this level of care is practical.
Level of care
PHP vs IOP: which fits?
PHP offers more clinical hours and structure than intensive outpatient (IOP). Choose PHP when you need near-daily support but can safely return home each night; choose IOP when a lighter multi-day schedule is clinically appropriate and sustainable with work or school.
| Factor | PHP | IOP |
|---|---|---|
| Intensity | Higher — near full-day structure | Moderate — several sessions/week |
| Overnight | No — evenings at home / sober living | No — live at home |
| Best when | Stepping down from inpatient or needing more than IOP | Stable enough for fewer weekly hours |
| Common next step | Step down to IOP or outpatient | Step down to outpatient / alumni |
Authoritative sources
This information is for education and planning only and is not medical advice. Medication choices, detox protocols, and level-of-care decisions require a clinical assessment.
Clinically reviewed
This page was reviewed for clinical accuracy and consistency with New Hope Healthcare Institute's current partial hospitalization services. Treatment recommendations require an individual assessment and may differ from the general information presented on this page.
References
Clinical Resources
The following public resources can help families understand substance use treatment, insurance coverage for behavioral health, and crisis support. They do not replace a clinical assessment at New Hope.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Don't see your question here? Our admissions team is available around the clock — every call is free and confidential.
Call 24/7: 866-806-1027The length of PHP depends on clinical needs, treatment progress, attendance, insurance authorization, and readiness to move to a lower level of care. New Hope's treatment team reviews progress regularly and recommends the next level of care based on each person's needs.
PHP is an intensive daytime treatment program that currently involves several hours of care per day, five days per week. Working a full daytime schedule may be difficult. Admissions can explain the current program schedule. People who are clinically ready for fewer treatment hours may be better suited for an intensive outpatient program.
PHP itself does not include an overnight stay. Clients return home after programming or may live in a separate sober or supportive living environment when appropriate. Ask admissions whether supportive housing options are available and whether they are separate from the cost of PHP.
Not everyone needs detox before PHP. A clinical assessment considers the substance used, amount and frequency of use, time since last use, withdrawal history, medical conditions, and current symptoms. People at risk for dangerous withdrawal may need medical detox before beginning PHP.
Medication may be included or coordinated when clinically appropriate and within New Hope's current scope of care. The treatment team evaluates medical history, substance use, current medications, and recovery goals before making recommendations.
Inpatient rehab includes living onsite with 24/7 supervision. PHP is day treatment — you receive intensive therapy and clinical care during the day, then go home or to a separate supportive living environment at night.
IOP typically involves fewer hours per week than PHP. PHP is more intensive and structured. Many people start in PHP and step down to IOP as they stabilize and build recovery skills.
Coverage, deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, medical necessity requirements, and authorization vary by plan. New Hope offers confidential insurance-benefit verification before treatment begins. Verification explains known plan details but is not a guarantee of payment or admission.
Confidential & free
Take the First Step Toward Recovery
A confidential admissions specialist can help you verify insurance, understand treatment options, and take the next step — for yourself or someone you love.
- Free, confidential benefits check
- Same-day admissions often available
- Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week