Eating Disorder Care
Virtual treatment for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and ARFID, where care usually means a team rather than one clinician: a therapist, a dietitian, often a physician, and sessions that include the family. These are medical conditions and the level of care matters, so the entries record what each service treats, what it will not take on, whether it works with families, which insurers it names, and how it decides that someone needs a higher level of care than it can provide.
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Virtual multidisciplinary eating disorder treatment with a dedicated 5-person care team, no waitlist, covered by most major insurance.
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Nonprofit resource center offering free screening, treatment directory, and educational support for eating disorders.
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Family-owned eating disorder treatment with residential centers in Pennsylvania and Florida, day treatment and intensive outpatient programs nationwide, and virtual treatment in over 30 states.
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National eating disorder treatment provider with inpatient, residential, day, outpatient, and virtual programs across 14 locations in six states.
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Eating disorder treatment provider offering inpatient, residential, day, and virtual programs across 27 states.
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Multi-state eating disorder treatment network with residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and online programs.
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Virtual eating disorder treatment with enhanced IOP and PHP levels of care, nutrition support, and meal assistance for ages 13 and up.
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Nation's oldest eating disorder nonprofit with free helpline, peer support groups, recovery mentors, and treatment directory.
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Not-for-profit behavioral health system with inpatient, residential, IOP and virtual treatment across California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Washington and Wisconsin.
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Specialized eating-disorder treatment with in-person and virtual programs across three states, ages 10 and up.
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Free national helpline and peer support groups for eating disorder recovery, run by licensed therapists.
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Monte Nido Rosewood provides inpatient, residential, day, and virtual eating disorder treatment for adolescents and adults.
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Multi-location eating disorder treatment center offering residential, PHP, IOP, and virtual programs in Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska.
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Eating disorder treatment with residential and outpatient programs across five states, including a virtual intensive option.
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Treatment center and practitioner directory run by the National Alliance for Eating Disorders, plus a staffed helpline for eating disorder support.
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Professional certifying body for eating disorder specialists with a public practitioner directory and clinical training resources.
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Virtual intensive outpatient program for kids, teens, and adults treating mental health and addiction from home.
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Insurance-covered telehealth platform connecting patients with board-certified registered dietitians, with specialized tracks for eating disorders and disordered eating.
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Mental health treatment provider with 30+ locations across ten states plus online programs.
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A directory of over 21,000 addiction and mental health treatment providers searchable by state, insurance, level of care, and amenities.
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Searchable directory of registered dietitians across the US and Canada organized by practice area, including eating disorders.
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Free anonymous peer support community with 24-hour moderated chat rooms and forums for anxiety, OCD, depression, eating disorders, PTSD and dozens of other health conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an app and the programs listed here?
The listings on this page are comprehensive treatment programs rather than standalone apps. They offer coordinated care from multidisciplinary teams including therapists, dietitians, and physicians to treat conditions like anorexia and bulimia.
Can I receive eating disorder treatment online?
Yes, several providers on this list offer virtual care or telehealth services. Some programs specifically focus on virtual, insurance-covered models that use family-based treatment.
Are there programs specifically designed for children and adolescents?
Many of the listed programs specialize in pediatric and adolescent care. These options often include family-based treatment models and may provide services through children's hospitals.
What levels of care can I expect to find?
You'll find a wide range of care levels from outpatient and intensive outpatient programs to partial hospitalization, residential, and inpatient medical stabilization. Some programs even offer step-down care to help transition patients between levels.
Do these programs include nutritional support?
Yes, most of these programs utilize multidisciplinary teams that include specialized dietitians. This ensures that medical, psychiatric, and nutritional needs are addressed together.