IOP
BasePoint Academy (Forney)
Program Information
What IOP means for your family
An intensive outpatient program (IOP) gives more support than a weekly therapy visit while your child keeps up with school and home life. Many programs meet a few days a week for about three hours at a time, often in the afternoon or evening. Sessions are usually built around group therapy, with regular family involvement and check-ins about medication. Children and teens often move into IOP after PHP or a hospital stay, or start here when weekly therapy is not enough.
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Contact Information
Insurance & Access
- Commercial
Plans listed on their website:
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield (incl. BCBS of Texas; BCBS Federal Employee Program is listed in insurance navigation)
- Carelon Behavioral Health
- Cigna
- Magellan Health
- Optum
- UnitedHealthcare
- UMR
BasePoint states in-network with most major insurance; verify plan and authorization.
Additional Notes
Questions to ask when you call
- Do you have openings right now, or is there a waitlist?
- Are you in-network with our specific insurance plan?
- What conditions or concerns does this program treat?
- What are the program hours, and how many weeks does it usually last?
- How are parents and family involved in treatment?
- How will my child keep up with school during the program?
- What are the steps to get admitted, and do we need a referral first?
Verification
Verified means we confirmed listing details against a source on the date shown—not a quality rating or clinical endorsement. What verified means. Always call the program to confirm current availability.