What is a Residential Treatment Program?
Residential treatment programs provide intensive help for adults with serious and persistent mental illness. While receiving residential treatment, adults temporarily live outside of their homes and in a safe and sober living home where they can be supervised and monitored by trained staff 24 hours a day. Residential treatment can help adults whose mental health is at risk while living their community. For example, the programs are helpful for those who have not responded to outpatient treatments, who have stability and recovery goals that cannot be met in less restrictive settings in their local community, or who are in need of further intensive treatment following inpatient psychiatric care.
Our effective residential treatment program provides:
- Both private and semi-private rooms
- Utilities included
- Free WIFI
- Cable hook up available in each room
- Cable available in common areas
- Bed, dresser, linens available for use
- Meals and Snacks provided
- Individual and group participation
- Medication Assistance/ Monitoring
- Assistance with Activities of Daily Living
- Transportation provided or Assistance with arranging
- 24-hour up and awake staff
- Clinical staff on call for crisis 24-hours a day
- Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation
- Individual, Family, and Group Psychotherapy/counseling
- Medication Management
- Therapeutic, prophylactic, or diagnostic injection (subcutaneous or intramuscular)
- Behavioral Health Assessments
- Individualized Behavioral Health Treatment Planning
- Peer Support Specialists
- Community Crisis Intervention
- Skills Training and Development/Partial Care
- Community Based Rehabilitative Services
- Behavioral Health Case Management
- Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment
- Representative Payee Services