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Greenwich Hospital Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program

Greenwich, Connecticut · Part of Yale New Haven Health (Greenwich Hospital)

Level of care: Intensive outpatient (IOP)
Ages: 13 to 17
Insurance: Most insurance carriers (unspecified), Connecticut Medicaid (HUSKY), Medicare

Listed as operating. 3 sources, newest retrieved Jun 23, 2026. Record researched Jun 23, 2026.

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Published program summary

Group-based adolescent IOP (ages 13-17) operated by Greenwich Hospital / Yale New Haven Health, providing three hours of group therapy three days a week plus individual, family and psychiatry services. Guardian/parent/caregiver participation is required, with weekly in-person multi-family support and therapy.

Services and populations

Specialties: Adolescent mental and behavioral health
Modalities: Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), Mindfulness, Executive function, Healthy living, Psychoeducation, Group therapy, Individual therapy, Family therapy, Multi-family support and therapy, Psychiatry services, Parent support

Admissions

Admissions process: If you feel your teen may be a good fit for our program, please call us for more information.
You will be asked a few screening questions over the phone and if eligible, you will be scheduled for an evaluation with one of our team members.
On the day of the intake evaluation, parents and teens will meet with a staff clinician to complete consent paperwork and intake documents.
If appropriate, we will coordinate care and your start to the program.
Typical length of stay: Approximately 6-8 weeks

Daily life and family

Family involvement: Our program includes three hours of group therapy three days a week, with additional individual and family therapy, psychiatry services and parent support.
Programming also includes multi-family support and therapy, which occurs weekly in person.
Guardian, parent and/or caregiver participation is a requirement of programming.

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed: Most insurance carriers (unspecified), Connecticut Medicaid (HUSKY), Medicare

Credentials and public record

Accreditation: The Joint Commission (Greenwich Hospital, hospital-wide)
Public record: Not yet checked
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Location

Address: 500 West Putnam Avenue, Suite 415, Greenwich, CT 06830
County: Western Connecticut Planning Region

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Sources

Provider website · Source date Jun 23, 2026
Provider website · Source date Jun 23, 2026
Parent org site · Source date Jun 23, 2026

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