RISE Behavioral Health Program
Intensive Outpatient Support
RISE is an intensive outpatient day-treatment program at Providence Holy Family Hospital. Our care team helps adults build skills to manage depression, anxiety and suicidality—supporting stability in the community and reducing hospital stays.
Our Approach
The RISE Program, located on the Providence Holy Family Hospital campus, is an intensive outpatient day-treatment program for people with mental health disorders, including depression, anxiety and suicidality. It helps you build skills to live and function well in the community and avoid hospitalization or rehospitalization.
Mental health problems can make everyday life difficult. You may feel you or a loved one needs a higher level of care and more support than a traditional outpatient mental health program can provide. RISE (resources, insight, support and empowerment) offers a structured setting where you receive care during the day and return home at night. Our goal is to help you better manage challenges and thrive.
A team of mental health professionals works together to provide care through the RISE Program. They include:
- Advanced registered nurse practitioners
- Licensed therapists
- Psychiatrists
- Master level therapists
Our Services, Conditions and Treatments
Services
- Mental Health
- Pediatric Psychiatry
Find a Doctor
RISE Behavioral Health Program
235 E Rowan Ave, Suite 107, Health Center Building, Spokane, Washington 99207
Map & Directions
Frequently Asked Questions
Our office is located at 235 E Rowan Ave, Suite 107, Spokane, WA 99207 inside the Health Center building, on the Providence Holy Family Hospital Campus.
A PHP is a voluntary, short-term intensive day treatment program for people with acute behavioral health concerns.
In PHP the patient learns different coping skills to improve self-management at home.
An IOP is a more flexible, voluntary, short-term intensive day-treatment program for individuals with behavioral health needs. Patients in the PHP also can transition to the IOP as part of their treatment plan or continuity of care.
An IOP is designed for individuals who need less time in treatment and a lower level of support than they’d receive from a PHP. PHP is for individuals with acute mental health treatment needs that require rapid stabilization. The program participants meet daily for a longer time, compared to IOP patients. An IOP may also be appropriate for individuals who have acute symptoms but can’t make the time commitments of the PHP schedule. The program meets daily for a shorter time, compared to the PHP.
PHP provides intensive support to help patients independently function in their community; this includes:
- Individual, weekly psychotherapy sessions
- Initial intake appointment with a psychotherapist
- Optional family sessions
- Treatment sessions: IOP and PHP will have different schedules
Participants return home each evening so they can manage personal responsibilities and have independence while receiving intensive treatment and support.
Our therapists perform a comprehensive assessment when you’re admitted to the RISE program. Part of this includes a consultation with a psychiatric nurse, psychiatric nurse practitioner or psychiatrist.
You’ll receive treatment all day, two to five days per week, depending on your needs. You check into the program in the morning and check out in the afternoon.
During the program, we use several different types of therapy that are offered in individual, group and family sessions. We also provide medication management and care coordination while you’re participating in RISE.
When the program ends, we work closely with providers in the community to make sure you continue to get the best possible care moving forward.
We accept most commercial and private insurance plans and work with your insurance provider to ensure that the required level of care is covered before beginning treatment.
During the program intake process, we advocate for the patient’s care and check to make sure insurance authorizes treatment.
If you have questions about coverage, please contact us at the phone number above.
Parents, guardians and family members can only receive information about the adolescent’s treatment if the patient signs a release of information allowing access to it.
In Washington state, adolescents are old enough to decide who can access their information. However, we encourage all adolescents to include their parents, guardians and family members in their treatment.
While patients are enrolled in RISE, our social worker collaborates with their school to support their education while prioritizing their well-being. When a student is enrolled in an IOP or PHP program, schools often have policies that allow for grade freezing. This means their current grades won’t drop due to absences, and they won’t be required to catch up on missed work in the traditional sense. This prevents additional academic stress while they focus on their therapy.