Sophros Recovery Expands Access to Virtual Treatment with New Spanish-Speaking Program

TAMPA, Fla. - April 8th, 2025 - Florida's leading addiction treatment center, Sophros Recovery [https://www.sophrosrecoverytampa.com/], is excited to announce the launch of its Spanish-speaking virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) on April 21st. This new program was created to better serve the members of Florida's Spanish-speaking population who need recovery support.

The launch of the Spanish-speaking virtual IOP program comes less than a year after Sophros Recovery launched its virtual therapy program in October 2024.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau [https://datausa.io/profile/geo/florida/demographics/languages], 22.2% of the households in Florida reported Spanish as the primary language spoken at home. As a leading provider of addiction recovery and treatment in Florida, Sophros Recovery understands the importance of accessible care and created the new program to assist more individuals without a language barrier.

"After hearing demand from our communities, Sophros is proud to expand access to care with our Spanish-speaking virtual IOP," says founder and CEO Nick Padlo. "Recovery should never be limited by language, and this program ensures that more individuals can get the help they need in an accessible and supportive format."

The Spanish-speaking virtual IOP program will maintain the same format as Sophros Recovery's current treatment program, integrating 10 weeks of evidence-based therapies, group sessions, individual counseling, and other essential resources for recovery.

The program is customized to accommodate the individual patient's lifestyle. The team at Sophros Recovery believes that one size does not fit all when it comes to addiction treatment. The launch of the Spanish-speaking virtual IOP program signifies the team's continued commitment to providing individualized treatment programs that meet all clients where they are.

"Our mission has always been to help people regain their lives and meet people where they are at," says Padlo. "Our newest program reflects our commitment to inclusive, high-quality treatment for everyone in our Florida communities."

To learn more about the Spanish-speaking Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program or to book an appointment, please visit www.sophrosrecoverytampa.com [http://www.sophrosrecoverytampa.com/].

About Nick Padlo:

As seen in USA Today, MSN, and Tampa Bay's Morning Blend, Nick Padlo is a Florida native and the founder and CEO of Sophros Recovery. He received his undergraduate degree from the United States Military Academy (West Point) and served for 5 years in the United States Army, where he spent 27 months in combat operations between Afghanistan and Iraq, earning the Bronze Star and Combat Action Badge. Nick attended Stanford University for business school and later went on to become CEO of an Inc1000 growth company. His move into substance abuse treatment is a result of his personal battle with depression, anxiety, and substance use disorder. After getting treatment himself, Nick defined his personal mission as helping others through similarly dark times. He believes everyone can find their way back, regain their lives, and live a life free of suffering. Sophros was designed to be just that place where clients across North Florida can develop a set of tools that can help them establish their own personal road to recovery.

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