Residential Treatment

Our Psychiatrist & medical team, in concert with the Clinical team and Program staff, combine their professional skills to provide medical & clinical interventions that are evidence-based to be most effective in supporting those who have become chemically dependent.

Before a treatment program can occur, it’s important that we properly assess you or a loved one. With mental health disorders, the assessment identifies mental health issues from mild, moderate and severe.

Additionally, all patients are assessed for current degrees of stress and life circumstances, social support, access to care, and other issues which are critical to understand in order to provide the highest standard of care.

Our standard includes six levels of care progressing from residential treatment to our monthly alumni meeting. Below we discuss the first level, residential treatment.

When someone has stabilized from an acute medical milieu, or if that milieu wasn’t deemed medically necessary, The Phoenix offers a Residential level of care that allows one to smoothly transition into a safe residential environment while receiving 24-hour care.

Importantly, after we intake a patient into our mental health residential treatment center, we closely monitor the patient during their inpatient experience to ensure the proper transition and placement into the level of care upon residential discharge. Patients may then enter the more intensive outpatient program receiving up to 22 hours of weekly support (Partial Hospital Program–PHP) or the less intensive 10 hours of outpatient support (Intensive Outpatient–IOP) upon discharge from inpatient care.

The Phoenix Recovery Center features an onsite Fitness & Recreation Center available to our residents who would like to exercise or maybe just unwind. By staying physically active, our residents restore their physical and mental health and improve their chance of recovery. Other benefits of exercise in addiction recovery include:

The Phoenix Recovery Center, LLC provides recovery capital—education and skill development to support sustained recovery—through four types of therapy: medical intervention, individual therapy, group therapy, and recreational therapy.

We focus on three key areas of recovery capital for lasting success: personal, family/social, and community. Personal recovery capital addresses wellness basics like finances, housing, and transportation, as well as psychological growth, including hopes and dreams for a meaningful life. Family/social recovery capital emphasizes relationships and external support systems. Community recovery capital leverages local resources like vocational rehab, schools, employment, and support groups to aid treatment transitions.

Building recovery capital strengthens the stability of your recovery journey.