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Residence foyer at dusk: a curved staircase with a brass-and-glass rail, a stone fireplace, and a chandelier overhead.

Care matched to where someone actually is

Recovery happens in stages, and the right care depends on where someone is right now. Most people start with more support and step down as they steady. Placement is decided with a clinician, not a form, and it changes as needs change.

The levels of care, and how they fit together.

Most people start with more support and step down as they steady. Placement is decided with a clinician, and it changes as needs change.

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Six levels of care, matched to where someone is now.

  1. Warm evening bedroom with a green blanket, a lit bedside lamp, and a window onto the sunset.01

    Medical detox

    Medically supervised care for the first, hardest days — safe, steady, watched over around the clock.

  2. Residence backyard with a pergola terrace and lawn at sunset.02

    Residential treatment

    A private place where recovery can take hold, with support nearby.

  3. Residence kitchen with a black granite island, bar stools, and a round dining table by the window.03

    Partial hospitalization (PHP)

    A full clinical day, with evenings spent at home or in supportive housing.

  4. Exercise bikes, strength equipment and dumbbells in the residence gym.04

    Intensive outpatient (IOP)

    More room and more of your own routine, while the support stays close.

  5. Outdoor pool beside a covered terrace at sunset.05

    Holistic care

    Movement, mindfulness, nutrition, and time outdoors — supporting the clinical work, never replacing it.

  6. Quiet desk by a curtained window with a table lamp, an open notebook and a green chair.06

    For professionals

    Care arranged with discretion and flexibility, for a life that cannot fully stop.

The right level of care is a conversation, not a form

You do not have to know which program fits. Tell us what is happening, and admissions can explain the options without asking you to diagnose yourself.

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