Evening programs that fit around work.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for an outpatient recovery program in Scranton. Uprova Recovery is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
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An intensive outpatient program for alcohol and drug use that explains its schedules and gets people to an intake call: cool gray, deep ink, muted berry and dusty blue, a sturdy classic serif and a weekly schedule with morning and evening tracks beside an intake call picker.
The brief
People who need treatment often cannot leave a job or family to get it, and they do not know what a week of outpatient care asks of them. The first screen must show when the groups meet, how long the program runs and how to book a first call.
The direction
Steady and grown-up, a classic serif in deep ink on cool gray with calm color coding. The hero is a weekly schedule that switches between evening and morning tracks, blue for groups and berry for one-on-ones, next to this week's open intake call times.
The detail
Six 90-minute groups make the 9 hours a week, $640 a week over the typical 8 to 12 weeks gives the $5,120 to $7,680 range, and the 2, 3, 2 and 1 open call times add to the 8 this week. Insurance is hedged with a note that benefits vary by plan, and anyone in danger is pointed to 911 or 988 because the program is not staffed overnight.
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