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Partial Hospitalization Program, Sixteen Mile Stand, OH

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A Partial Hospitalization Program Provides More Structure Than Outpatient Treatment Without Overnight Stays

Not everyone recovering from addiction needs 24-hour residential care, but many people benefit from more support than traditional outpatient treatment can provide. Our partial hospitalization program near Sixteen Mile Stand is designed for adults who are medically stable and ready for greater independence while still receiving intensive clinical care. You attend treatment at our Milford campus during the day before returning home or approved recovery housing each evening.

Compared with traditional outpatient programs, PHP provides more time in therapy, greater clinical support, and a structured weekly schedule that keeps recovery the priority. Unlike inpatient rehab, PHP allows you to begin applying the skills you’re learning as you gradually return to work, family, and other daily responsibilities. This balance helps you build confidence while staying connected to your treatment team.

Before you begin PHP, our clinical team completes a comprehensive assessment to determine whether this level of care is appropriate for your recovery. If residential treatment, intensive outpatient program, or another level of care is a better fit, we’ll recommend the program that best supports your recovery.

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The Ridge

6020 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45213, United States

Monday

9 AM – 5 PM

Tuesday

9 AM – 5 PM

Wednesday

9 AM – 5 PM

Thursday

9 AM – 5 PM

Friday

9 AM – 5 PM

Saturday

9 AM – 5 PM

Sunday

9 AM – 5 PM

Please call (877) 395-6494 to check for availability and schedule an appointment

Driving Directions to Our Milford Treatment Center 

Our addiction treatment center is located about 15 minutes from Sixteen Mile Stand and is easily accessible via I-275 East. Free on-site parking is available, including a wheelchair-accessible parking area and entrance. 

Driving Directions from Sixteen Mile Stand:

  • Head southwest on US-22 W/Montgomery Road toward E Kemper Road.
  • Turn left to merge onto I-275 East toward OH-32/Kentucky.
  • Continue on I-275 East for approximately 9 miles.
  • Take Exit 59 for OH-450/US-50 toward Milford/Hillsboro.
  • Turn right onto US-50 East.
  • Turn right onto Whitney Drive.
  • Turn left onto W TechneCenter Drive.
  • Continue into the office complex.
  • The destination will be on your left.

Whether you’re traveling from Sixteen Mile Stand, Symmes Township, Montgomery, or nearby communities, our Milford location offers convenient access to comprehensive addiction and mental health treatment.

Common Questions About Partial Hospitalization Program Near Sixteen Mile Stand, OH

  • How many hours a day and days a week is a partial hospitalization program?

    Our PHP typically runs Monday through Friday for 25 to 30 hours each week. Your exact schedule may vary based on your clinical needs and progress throughout treatment.

  • How long do most people stay in PHP?

    Most people participate in PHP for two to six weeks, although every recovery journey is different. Your treatment team determines the appropriate length of treatment based on your clinical needs, progress, and readiness to transition to the next level of care.

  • How does PHP help prevent relapse after detox or inpatient treatment?

    PHP helps reduce relapse risk by providing intensive treatment and daily structure during the transition from detox or inpatient care back to everyday life. You’ll strengthen coping skills, identify personal triggers, develop a relapse prevention plan, and practice recovery strategies with continued guidance from your treatment team.

  • How do you decide when someone is ready to transition from PHP?

    Your treatment team evaluates your progress based on factors such as symptom stability, coping skills, recovery goals, and your ability to manage daily responsibilities safely. You’ll only transition to a lower level of care when your clinical team determines you’re ready and a continuing care plan is in place.

  • Does insurance cover partial hospitalization programs?

    Many private insurance plans provide coverage for partial hospitalization programs, although benefits vary by policy. Our admissions team can verify your coverage, explain any out-of-pocket costs, and discuss your treatment options before you begin care.

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Why Patient Choose The Ridge

Thousands of Lives Transformed
Will W.
16 Nov 2025

“The Ridge provided an excellent setting for the recovery of a loved one. All of the staff was highly professional and the chef even catered to a vegetarian diet. I can’t say enough about the importance the Ridge played in my loved one’s recovery!”

Robbie H.
2 May 2025

“The medical and clinical staff are extremely knowledgeable, professional and attentive. They truly care about their clients and their families.”

Matt P.
8 Apr 2025

“I made valuable connections there that I will keep in the years to come; in just 30 days, I made lasting friendships with the people in my group.”

Laura P.
22 Jan 2025

“Wonderful place for treatment! I really like the one year of aftercare. The family sessions were very helpful and I really appreciate their support during a tough time.”

Tyler H.
21 Aug 2024

“The Ridge for me was life changing. I was very nervous entering rehab and I had absolutely no clue what to expect. The place is completely magical.”

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The Ridge admissions team is available around the clock. One call is all it takes to understand your options, verify your coverage, and ask anything you need to ask — with complete confidentiality and no obligation.

Confidential. No obligation. Most PPO insurance plans accepted.

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