The Renfrew Center in Chicago provides specialized eating disorder treatment for adolescent girls, women, transgender women, and non-binary individuals. Their comprehensive care addresses anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other conditions like OSFED and ARFID through evidence-based approaches available both in-person and virtually. The center offers multiple levels of care to meet varying needs. Their Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) runs five days weekly, providing structured support for clients transitioning from residential treatment or requiring intensive care while maintaining some independence. The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) meets three times weekly for those needing more support than traditional outpatient services. For clients requiring weekly guidance, their standard outpatient program offers individual, family, and group therapy options. Treatment at The Renfrew Center integrates multiple therapeutic components including nutrition therapy, psychiatric services, expressive arts therapy, and psychoeducation. Their programming addresses specialized concerns such as body image, educational challenges, nutrition, diabetes support, and co-occurring conditions like trauma and substance use. Each client receives individualized care within a supportive community of peers sharing similar experiences, with virtual options available for all outpatient programs to maximize accessibility and convenience.