Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Services
Newport provides individualized outpatient treatment for children, adolescents, adults, and families experiencing mental-health, substance-use, or co-occurring conditions.
Integrated care built around the individual
Outpatient care allows patients to receive behavioral-health and substance-use treatment through scheduled visits while continuing to live in the community. Services are organized around an individualized treatment plan that reflects diagnosis, symptoms, strengths, preferences, family needs, and personal goals.
Depending on clinical need, care may include diagnostic assessment, psychiatric services, individual and group therapy, family services, skills training, crisis intervention, peer support, and care coordination. In-person and telehealth options may be available based on the service and clinical need.
Who may benefit from this service
Outpatient care can support a wide range of ages, diagnoses, and recovery needs when a residential or highly intensive level of care is not required.
- Children, adolescents, adults, and families seeking behavioral-health support.
- People experiencing mental-health, substance-use, or co-occurring conditions.
- Patients who need ongoing psychiatric, counseling, peer, or care-coordination services.
- Individuals stepping down from a more intensive level of care who need continued treatment and recovery support.
A clear, individualized path through care
Assessment
Clinical needs, symptoms, history, functioning, strengths, preferences, and goals are reviewed.
Person-centered treatment planning
A plan is developed with services and goals tailored to the patient’s needs.
Scheduled ongoing care
Patients participate in the combination of psychiatric, therapy, support, and coordination services included in their plan.
Progress review
Treatment is adjusted as goals are reached, needs change, or another level of care becomes appropriate.
Care may include
Services are individualized based on assessment, clinical need, treatment goals, and program availability.
Diagnostic Assessments
Person-Centered Treatment Planning
Psychiatric Care
Individual Therapy
Group Therapy
Family Therapy
Skills Training
Crisis Intervention
Peer Support
Care Coordination
Scheduled outpatient appointments
Outpatient services are provided through scheduled appointments. Frequency varies by service and clinical need. Newport currently lists general outpatient hours as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
In-person and telehealth options may be available depending on the service, current program operations, and clinical appropriateness.
Understanding coverage and payment options
Newport accepts a range of payment and funding arrangements, including private pay, eligible state or county contractual programs, and participating insurance plans. Coverage, authorization requirements, patient responsibility, and eligibility vary by plan and service. Newport can help verify benefits before treatment begins.
Common questions about Outpatient Services
What conditions can outpatient services address?
Newport provides outpatient care for mental-health, substance-use, and co-occurring conditions. A clinical assessment helps determine which services are appropriate for each patient.
Are services available for both children and adults?
Yes. Newport provides behavioral-health services for children, adolescents, adults, and families, with age-appropriate assessment and treatment planning.
Is telehealth available?
Telehealth may be available for selected outpatient services based on clinical need, service type, applicable requirements, and current program availability.
Can I receive psychiatric care and therapy at the same time?
Yes, when clinically appropriate. Newport’s integrated approach can combine psychiatric services, medication management, therapy, peer support, and care coordination within an individualized plan.
Connect with Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare
Our team can help you request an appointment, check insurance benefits, or begin a professional referral.