OXNARD, CALIFORNIA · VENTURA COUNTY
Intensive outpatient treatment in Oxnard.
Structured daytime support for adults in Ventura County.
An intensive outpatient program (IOP) gives you regular support for alcohol or drug use and related mental health concerns. You come in for scheduled sessions and go home afterward. Call to talk through current openings and which schedule might fit your needs.
Daytime groups · Ask about virtual care
Contact us for current program schedules and availability.
What might I work on in treatment?
Depending on your treatment plan, sessions may include:
- Individual conversations about your goals, challenges, and progress.
- Therapeutic groups to practice coping skills and discuss recovery.
- Learning to recognize triggers and handle cravings, stress, and difficult emotions.
- Working on communication, relationships, and ways to reduce the risk of returning to use.
- Family education or therapy when appropriate for your care.
Your care team explains the services and schedule recommended for you. Current availability and your assessment guide the plan.
Current daytime group schedule
Groups run Monday through Friday in four blocks. Your care team will explain which sessions to attend based on your treatment plan.
- 9:00–10:30 a.m.
- 10:30 a.m.–noon
- 1:00–2:30 p.m.
- 2:30–4:00 p.m.
Office hours · Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–8 p.m.
Call about current daytime openings, virtual care, or future evening availability.
How is IOP different from PHP?
IOP and partial hospitalization are both outpatient levels of care, so treatment does not include an overnight stay. PHP generally involves a more intensive daytime schedule. IOP offers structured support with more room for activities outside treatment.
You do not need to choose a program on your own. Contact ORS to discuss the assessment process and how a recommendation is made.
What is partial hospitalization?Insurance and your first conversation
We can help verify benefits for commercial insurance plans, including whether your plan offers out-of-network benefits. Call to discuss network status and anticipated costs before care begins.
Call Clarence at (805) 360-4331 to discuss your goals, current availability, and the next steps for an assessment.
Refer a clientQuestions about IOP
How long will I be in IOP?
There isn’t one timeline that fits everyone. Your care team considers your needs, goals, and progress when planning treatment with you. We’re happy to explain what participation may look like and how your ongoing needs are reviewed.
Does IOP include housing?
IOP involves coming in for treatment and returning to your living setting afterward; it does not include housing. If you have questions about your living situation, please bring them up when you call so we can better understand your needs.
Can I ask about treatment for someone else?
Absolutely. It can be difficult to know how to help someone you care about, and you’re welcome to start by asking questions. Families, loved ones, and referring professionals can call us to learn about the program and admissions process.
Explore care at ORS
Is outpatient care right for me?
ORS provides outpatient care for adults. It does not include overnight housing, onsite medical detox, or emergency care. If a different level of care is needed, discuss appropriate next steps with the team.
You do not need to decide on a program yourself. Call to ask about an assessment, current services, and the recommended level of support.
See the steps to getting startedA PERSON TO TALK TO. A PLACE TO START.
Talk with Clarence.
Ask about admissions, insurance verification, program availability, or a professional referral. You are welcome to call for yourself or someone you care about.
Office hours · Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–8 p.m.
Let’s take the next step.
(805) 360-4331Clarence McBride
Founder & Executive Director
oxnardrs@gmail.com
For general inquiries only. Please avoid sending personal health information by email.
1100 N Ventura Road, Suite 103 & 105
Oxnard, CA 93030