Cedar City, Utah
Intensive Outpatient in Cedar City, UT
Families in Cedar City and nearby Iron County communities use this clinic for ABA therapy, outpatient mental health therapy, day treatment and PHP, occupational therapy, and coordinated behavioral health support. An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides coordinated behavioral health support on a structured schedule with several sessions per week. Participants typically return home between sessions rather than staying overnight, and the program is generally less intensive than Day Treatment or Partial Hospitalization (PHP) while offering more structure than standard outpatient therapy alone. Intensive Outpatient (IOP) is active and accepting referrals immediately at every Crimson Heights clinic in Utah and Nevada. Clinical fit, schedule, authorization, clinician assignment, and the treatment start date are confirmed during intake.
Program facts
What families can count on here
- Ages
- 2–9, 10–12, 13–17, 18–32, 33+
- Schedule
- Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM, with Saturday appointments available
- Format
- Structured group and individual programming
- Settings
- clinic
What this program includes
Care details for this service
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) with structured care several sessions per week
- A step between Day Treatment/PHP and standard outpatient therapy
- May support step-down after Day Treatment or PHP when clinically appropriate
- IOP runs Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM, with Saturday appointments available; intake confirms the person's schedule
A typical week
IOP means several structured sessions each week—more than standard outpatient, less than full day treatment or PHP. IOP runs Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM, with Saturday appointments available.
Who this service fits
People who need more support than weekly outpatient therapy but do not need full day treatment or PHP.
It is usually not the right fit when people in crisis (call 911 or 988), or people who already need full daytime programming. Intake confirms clinical fit.
Stepping up or down
IOP often sits between outpatient therapy and day treatment or PHP. Teams can step intensity up or down as needs change.
Who supervises
Licensed clinical staff supervise IOP within program scope.
Crimson Heights' intensive outpatient treatment is CARF-accredited (Three-Year Accreditation). Verify on CARF's website. Licenses & accreditation.
Service area
Serving Cedar City & Iron County
The Cedar City clinic serves families from Cedar City, Enoch, Parowan, Cedar Highlands. Enoch, Parowan, Cedar Highlands are not separate clinic addresses.
How to get referred
Start by texting the clinic
Text Cedar City (435) 383-4535 with the service needed, the person's age, and preferred setting. Families can also begin at start care online. Professionals, schools, and agencies can use the referral hub for the online referral form, fax, and partner resources. Hours are Monday–Friday, 9 AM–6 PM, with Saturday appointments available.
Crimson Heights works with commercial plans, Medicare pathways, school and agency funding, and Medicaid in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Colorado, plus Utah DSPD, Nevada ADSD, and Arizona DDD. Those relationships apply across every Crimson Heights clinic (clinics are in Utah and Nevada). Verify benefits for this exact service and clinic before assuming coverage. Utah Medicaid guide · full insurance guide.
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Cedar City FAQ
Local questions and answers
Does Crimson Heights offer Intensive Outpatient in Cedar City?
Yes. Intensive Outpatient is active through the Cedar City Clinic at 1789 N Wedgewood Ln, Cedar City, UT 84721. Text (435) 383-4535 to begin intake. Immediate referral acceptance means intake can begin now; it is not a promise that treatment starts the same day. Assessment, clinical fit, clinician assignment, scheduling, and benefit authorization still determine the treatment start date.
What ages does Crimson Heights serve for Intensive Outpatient near Cedar City?
This clinic serves ages 2–9, 10–12, 13–17, 18–32, and 33 and older. The clinically appropriate service, goals, and intensity still depend on individualized assessment.
Which communities near Cedar City does this page cover?
The Cedar City Clinic serves families from Cedar City, Enoch, Parowan, and Iron County, Utah. Those communities are not separate clinic addresses. The licensed clinic address is 1789 N Wedgewood Ln, Cedar City, UT 84721.
How do I get referred for Intensive Outpatient in Cedar City?
Text the Cedar City Clinic at (435) 383-4535. Share the service you need, the person's age, and whether you are asking about clinic, home, or community support. Families, professionals, schools, and agencies can start with that text.
Does insurance or Medicaid cover Intensive Outpatient at the Cedar City Clinic?
Crimson Heights works with commercial plans, Medicare pathways, school and agency funding, and Medicaid in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Colorado, plus Utah DSPD, Nevada ADSD, and Arizona DDD. Those relationships apply across every Crimson Heights clinic (clinics are in Utah and Nevada). A listed payer relationship is not proof of coverage. Active benefits, exact network status for the requested service and location, authorization requirements, and member responsibility are verified before care begins. Review the insurance and funding guide, then verify the exact service and location with intake.
How is IOP different from Day Treatment or PHP in Cedar City?
Day Treatment and PHP are higher-structure daytime program levels. Intensive Outpatient (IOP) is structured outpatient care with several sessions per week and often sits between those daytime levels and standard outpatient therapy. Intake at this clinic confirms which level fits.
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