Recovery First Treatment Center
Hollywood, Florida · 2.2 mi from Hollywood
56 treatment centers in and around Hollywood offer this level of care, and you can filter by insurance carrier to see which accept your plan.

Haitian Creole-language care appears in nearly one in five programs offering PHP / Day Treatment in Hollywood, more than eleven times the rate across the directory. That concentration reflects the area's distinct population needs and shapes which programs can serve families in their preferred language.
11 within 10 miles · 52 within 25 miles · 76 within 50 miles
Partial hospitalization programs offer structured daily treatment without overnight stays, making them a practical option for people managing addiction or mental health challenges while staying connected to home, work, or family in Hollywood. A typical week involves attending a treatment facility for several hours most days—usually mornings or afternoons—where you'll participate in counseling, group therapy, educational sessions, and skill-building activities. Most people spend 2 to 8 weeks in this level of care, though the length depends on your progress and needs; it works well for those stepping down from inpatient rehab or stepping up from standard outpatient treatment when they need more structure and support than weekly appointments alone provide.
Because you're based in Hollywood, you can maintain your regular schedule around treatment hours—whether that means staying employed in retail, hospitality, healthcare, or logistics roles common to the area, or handling family responsibilities. The admissions process typically starts with an assessment to determine whether this level of care fits your situation and whether your insurance will cover it; since coverage varies by plan and employer, checking your specific benefits directly is essential before committing. Recovery Dawn can help you understand what to expect and connect you with local options, but your insurance company will make the final determination about approval and your out-of-pocket costs.
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6 of the 56 that report it in Hollywood — 11%, against 3.3% across the directory.
Verify that your insurance plan covers PHP / Day Treatment and at what percentage before you call — your carrier's website or member services can tell you your coinsurance and deductible status, which will shape what you actually pay out of pocket.
Ask each program about their current intake timeline and whether they have openings that match when you need to start; wait times vary, and knowing what's available this week versus next month helps you plan realistically.
Compare whether a program offers evening or weekend sessions if you're working or managing other responsibilities while in treatment — not all PHP schedules are identical, and fit matters for staying engaged.
If you're managing both addiction and another mental-health condition, confirm that the program addresses both in one setting rather than as separate tracks, since integrated dual-diagnosis care tends to be more coordinated.
Getting admitted to a PHP program typically involves an initial assessment to understand your needs and determine what level of care fits best. Most programs handle this quickly—sometimes within 24 to 48 hours of your first contact—so you can move forward without long delays. Before your first day, you'll want to gather your insurance information and any medical records you have, and arrange transportation if you're attending a program outside your immediate area. Some facilities can help coordinate logistics, and knowing your schedule in advance makes it easier to plan work, childcare, or other commitments around treatment hours.
Insurance shapes both what you'll pay and how smooth the process feels. When you call a program, asking whether they accept your plan can save time; if they do, they'll often verify your benefits on your behalf so you know what to expect out-of-pocket before you start. After PHP ends, your treatment plan typically includes recommendations for the next step—often intensive outpatient care, standard outpatient sessions, or support groups—and your PHP team can help connect you to those resources to keep momentum going. If you're traveling for treatment rather than staying local, ask about local aftercare options before you leave, so continuity doesn't slip once you return home.
Yes—most PHP and day treatment facilities in Hollywood accept private insurance, and many work with specific carriers like Cigna, Medicaid, Medicare, and TRICARE. Your coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend entirely on your individual plan, so it's important to call your insurance provider directly or speak with a treatment program's admissions staff to verify what your plan covers before you commit.
The cost varies widely depending on your plan, whether you meet your deductible, and which facility you choose. Private insurance often covers a significant portion, and some programs also accept self-pay or cash options; ask the program directly about their rates and whether they offer payment plans.
PHP typically involves structured programming during daytime hours—usually mornings and afternoons—so you return home in the evenings, which lets you maintain some of your daily routine while receiving intensive treatment. This makes it possible to stay in your own home and community while getting the support you need.
Wait times depend on the program and current demand, so it's best to call facilities directly to ask about their current availability. Some programs in the Hollywood area can admit within days, while others may have a longer wait; having your insurance information ready when you call will help them give you a faster answer.
Most programs in Hollywood will ask you to bring a photo ID, insurance card, and any current medications in their original bottles; some may also request medical records or a list of providers you're currently seeing. Call the program ahead of time to ask what else you should prepare so the process goes smoothly.
Many options exist in and around Hollywood for this level of care, so you don't necessarily have to travel far. Staying local makes it easier to keep up with other commitments—work, family, or living arrangements—while you're in treatment.
After PHP ends, most people transition to a less intensive level of care such as standard outpatient treatment or ongoing recovery support to help you maintain the progress you've made. Your treatment team will work with you and your insurance to plan what comes next before your PHP program concludes.
The admissions process usually starts with a phone call to ask about your situation and current insurance; the program will then verify your benefits and discuss next steps. Being ready with your insurance card and a brief description of what brings you to treatment will make the conversation faster and easier.
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