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Indiana residents that have a drug or alcohol addiction or any degree of substance abuse problem have over 250 outpatient programs at their disposal, with nearly 90% providing either regular or intensive outpatient services. There are also over 40 outpatient programs in Indiana which provide day-treatment and partial hospitalization, which provides a beneficial treatment option for clients who can't take part in an inpatient program but wish to have or require the level of care and support that such a facility can provide. There are 25 facilities in Indiana which provide outpatient detoxification services only, and 12 which administer methadone or buprenorphine to opiate dependent clients. Opiate maintenance programs in Indiana isn't the right answer for everyone, because this has to be a daily routine for clients who may find it difficult to keep up with such a regimen financially and logistically.

In Indiana, the most popular outpatient services that clients utilize are regular outpatient and intensive outpatient services. These services are very similar, but an IOP setting is obviously much more involved and requires much more of a commitment for clients, who attend treatment several days per week as opposed to once a week in a regular outpatient program. Indiana residents who need a more structured environment and can benefit from the more robust system of support that IOP's offer may find this option more ideal, such as someone who has struggled with chronic long-term substance abuse and who may still be experiencing cravings. IOP's may also offer treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders, and this type of treatment is also common in day-treatment and partial hospitalization outpatient facilities in the state which makes it possible for clients to address any co-occurring disorder which may be prompting their addiction or perhaps putting them at risk of relapse if left untreated.