Partial Hospitalization Program

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in Pennsylvania


If you are dealing with a substance use issue, you may be interested to know just what partial hospitalization is. You’ve probably come across this term while researching options for help. Here at DreamLife Recovery Center in Pittsburgh, PA, our aim is to provide helpful information about our partial hospitalization program and how it can help you overcome drug addiction.

Partial hospitalization programs can be confusing to people who are not familiar with the industry. When it comes to fighting addiction, information is key. Therefore, keep reading below to get a better idea about the concept of partial hospitalization and whether it might be the right form of addiction treatment for you. 


Brooke Mckenzie

Brooke Mckenzie

CHIEF OF CLINICAL CARE SERVICES

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Brooke Mckenzie, our Chief of Clinical Care Services, is ready to help you or your loved one with the best care possible. Brooke spent the last 10 years as the Executive Director of a drug and alcohol facility, overseeing all levels of care including detox, residential, PHP, IOP and outpatient programming.

Our team’s philosophy stems from using the best practices of eastern spirituality, the original 12-step model, and modern, evidence-based therapies. Using the best of each, we offer a comprehensive treatment program that is dedicated to your needs.

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