Most structured
Our most intensive outpatient level of care: structured days of therapy while you live at home.
Serving The Heights
The Lovett Center is one outpatient center in Montrose, just south of The Heights across Interstate 10. Visit us in person or begin by secure video, whichever fits your life.
One outpatient center in Montrose, minutes south of The Heights, in person and online.
Practically next door
The Lovett Center has cared for Houston since 2014, and in that time more than 7,000 people have come through our doors. We are one team in one place: an outpatient center on Lovett Boulevard in Montrose, just south of The Heights across Interstate 10.
For most Heights neighbors that is a short drive down Studemont, Yale, or Heights Boulevard, usually well under half an hour outside of rush hour. And when the drive is the thing standing in the way, our therapists meet you by secure video anywhere in Texas, so a session can fit between work, school, and home.
Whether you are looking for steady weekly therapy or a more structured day program, the first step is the same: a real conversation about what you need. Call us, and we will help you find the right level of care.
Where we are
Our one center sits at 900 Lovett Boulevard in Montrose, just south of The Heights across Interstate 10. Visits are by appointment; call to schedule.
What we offer
All of our programs run from the Montrose center, a short drive south of The Heights, and many step down to secure video as you find your footing.
Most structured
Our most intensive outpatient level of care: structured days of therapy while you live at home.
A step down
Several sessions a week that work around a job, classes, or family while you build steady footing.
Ongoing support
Weekly individual, group, and family therapy to keep your progress going for the long term.
Why neighbors choose Lovett
One outpatient center in Montrose, minutes south of The Heights, in person and by secure video.
You see the same clinicians from your first call onward. We are one outpatient center, not a franchise with a rotating roster.
Come to the Montrose center or meet your therapist by secure video anywhere in Texas, whichever fits your week.
We work with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, Magellan, and TriWest, plus out-of-network and self-pay.
Check your insuranceWe sit just across Interstate 10 in Montrose, a short drive down Studemont, Yale, or Heights Boulevard.
When mental health and substance use are both part of the picture, one team treats them together.
Dual diagnosis careNot sure whether you need weekly therapy or a day program? We will help you figure that out before you commit.
Talk to someoneQuestions from the neighborhood
No. The Lovett Center has one outpatient center, on Lovett Boulevard in Montrose, just south of The Heights across Interstate 10. We serve Heights neighbors from that office and by secure video, rather than running a separate Heights location.
See the areas we serveFor most of The Heights it is a short drive south, usually well under half an hour outside of rush hour, down Studemont, Yale, or Heights Boulevard and across Interstate 10. If the drive is hard to fit in, many neighbors do some or all of their sessions by video.
Yes. Our therapists meet with clients by secure video anywhere in Texas, so you can join from home in The Heights. Some people do everything online, and others mix video with visits to the Montrose center.
Ask about virtual careAll of them. Our partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient therapy programs all run from the Montrose center, a short drive south. Heights residents attend on the same terms as anyone else.
See our programsWe are in network with most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, Magellan, and TriWest, and we verify your specific benefits before you begin, so there are no surprises. If you are paying out of pocket, we will walk you through your options.
Insurance and costThe Heights
Reach out and a real person will help you take the first step, whether that is a visit to Montrose or a video session from home.
Prefer to call?
(713) 589-5991If you are in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or 911 in an emergency.