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The residence kitchen, cream cabinets against a dark tile backsplash and black granite counter.

Programs

Partial hospitalization (PHP)

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

Who it is for

People who need intensive daily clinical support but have a stable, safe place to sleep at night.

Spend the day in care

Intensive clinical hours provide serious therapeutic support away from everyday triggers.

Evenings at home

Allows you to practice recovery in your own environment while staying anchored to your clinical team.

Steady transition

The ideal step-down after completing detox or residential treatment.

Every call is confidential. We do not contact your employer, your family, or your insurer without your say-so.

WHO THIS LEVEL OF CARE IS FOR

A level of structure matched to the moment.

Placement is discussed with admissions and clinical leadership. It is not decided by a quiz, a diagnosis label, or how composed someone sounds on the phone.

  1. Medical detox is complete but full-day structure is still useful.

  2. Evenings can be managed safely with a stable home or supportive setting.

  3. Symptoms, medication needs, or mood changes benefit from frequent review.

  4. The goal is a deliberate transition rather than an abrupt return to routine.

THE RESIDENCE & PRIVATE ENVIRONMENT

A real house, prepared for the work.

Private accommodations, quiet common areas, and familiar domestic routines can make the first conversation feel less clinical.

A round marble dining table with a gold base set for breakfast at Providence Detox.
KITCHEN & DINING — DAILY RHYTHM
The entry hall at Providence Detox, a curved staircase and chandelier beside the stone fireplace.
ENTRY HALL — ARRIVAL WITHOUT A WAITING ROOM

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT

Private accommodations and executive amenities. Shared-room arrangements are discussed, never assumed.

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 we will help you find the level of care that makes sense — and change it as things change.