Programs
A Christ-centered continuum from stabilization through long-term recovery support
Clients may enter at different levels based on assessment, safety, and appropriateness. Verity separates clinical treatment, medical support, recovery housing, and continuing care so families and professionals can understand what each service is meant to do while still seeing one coherent, faith-informed recovery model.
Continuum overview
Detox → Residential → PHP → IOP → Outpatient → Sober Living → Continuing Care
Not every client starts with detox or residential treatment. Level-of-care recommendations should follow clinical assessment, current stability, available services, and legal scope of practice.
Detox
Withdrawal-management planning and transition support through appropriately licensed medical providers when detox is needed.
Twenty-four-hour medical withdrawal support
Housing: Coordinated separately
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A clinical residential level of care for clients who need round-the-clock structure before stepping down into community living.
Twenty-four-hour structured treatment environment
Housing: Included
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A highly structured daytime treatment level for people who need substantial clinical support without overnight residential care.
Multiple clinical treatment hours per day without overnight stay
Housing: Not included
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Structured treatment several days per week while clients live at home or in coordinated recovery housing.
Several structured treatment days per week
Housing: Not included
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Lower-frequency counseling, recovery monitoring, and continuing-care support with greater day-to-day independence.
Weekly or lower-frequency care
Housing: Not included
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Longer-term check-ins, peer connection, relapse-prevention refreshers, and referral back to treatment when needed.
Long-term follow-up and re-entry support
Housing: Coordinated separately
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Substance-free housing with accountability, routines, peer support, and coordination around treatment transitions.
Daily recovery structure and accountability
Housing: Included
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Each level answers a different clinical or recovery need
These pages are written to help clients, families, and referral sources understand what each level of care is for, how it differs from recovery housing, and how Christ-centered support complements rather than replaces treatment.
Medical Detox Coordination
Withdrawal-management planning and transition support through appropriately licensed medical providers when detox is needed.
Typical intensity: Twenty-four-hour medical withdrawal support
Housing: Coordinated separately
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A clinical residential level of care for clients who need round-the-clock structure before stepping down into community living.
Partial Hospitalization Program
A highly structured daytime treatment level for people who need substantial clinical support without overnight residential care.
Typical intensity: Multiple clinical treatment hours per day without overnight stay
Housing: Not included
Learn moreIntensive Outpatient Program
Structured treatment several days per week while clients live at home or in coordinated recovery housing.
Outpatient Treatment
Lower-frequency counseling, recovery monitoring, and continuing-care support with greater day-to-day independence.
Continuing Care
Longer-term check-ins, peer connection, relapse-prevention refreshers, and referral back to treatment when needed.
Typical intensity: Long-term follow-up and re-entry support
Housing: Coordinated separately
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Substance-free housing with accountability, routines, peer support, and coordination around treatment transitions.
Cross-continuum support
Some services sit across multiple levels of care
Dual-diagnosis planning and case management may affect placement, family communication, transportation, psychiatric coordination, and discharge planning across the entire continuum.
Dual-Diagnosis Support
Integrated planning for substance-use concerns alongside anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, and other co-occurring needs.
Case Management
The connective layer across treatment, housing, medical, family, and community systems.
Next step
Need help determining the right level of support?
Start with admissions if you are exploring placement, with the professionals page if you are coordinating a referral, or with recovery housing if you already know you are looking for structured sober living support.
No pressure. No commitment. Start by asking a question.