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Eating Recovery At Home – Texas Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program

Eating Recovery Center

Texas virtual intensive outpatient eating disorder treatment for children, teens, and adults.

TexasMental Health and CounselingAvailable virtually to eligible patients living in Texas, including the North Texas region.

How to get help

Call the published program number or use the Start Healing at Home/Get Started option on the official Texas virtual-care page. Eating Recovery Center staff assess needs and match prospective patients with an appropriate level of support.

Who this service helps

Children, adolescents, and adults living in Texas who meet clinical criteria for virtual intensive outpatient eating disorder treatment.

Where this service is available

Service area: Available virtually to eligible patients living in Texas, including the North Texas region.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Location and contact

Visit the organization website

Source and verification

Source: Public-source listing

Cost / fees

Coverage is available through most major commercial insurers; confirm benefits and financial responsibility with the admissions team.

About this service

An age-specific, online group-therapy-based intensive outpatient program combining individual or family therapy, registered-dietitian support, nutrition and meal guidance, skills and process groups, behavior-modification groups, and peer support. Care is delivered by a licensed multidisciplinary team through secure virtual technology.

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