Spend the day in care
The day is built around treatment, with serious support and a place to focus away from the pressure of ordinary routines.
A full clinical day, with evenings spent at home or in supportive housing.
Call 818-937-3747Partial hospitalization
Here for the day. Home for the evening.
The day
A full clinical day, with evenings spent at home or in supportive housing.
The evening
Days are spent in the daylight of the house — the group rooms, the table, the garden — and evenings away from it.
The other levels
Where this can lead
- Medical detoxMedically supervised care for the first, hardest days — safe, steady, and watched over.
- Residential treatmentA protected space where real recovery can take hold, with support nearby.
- Intensive outpatientMore room and more of your own routine, while the support stays close.
- Holistic careMindfulness, movement, nutrition, and time outdoors — supporting the clinical work, never replacing it.
- For professionalsCare arranged with discretion and flexibility, for a life that cannot fully pause.
A closer look
A bridge with two sides.
Partial hospitalization keeps the clinical day close without asking someone to spend every night on site. It can follow detox or residential care, or add structure when home is stable.
Go home in the evening
Evenings are spent at home or in supportive housing. That makes the program substantial without disconnecting someone from the place where they sleep.
Keep a foot in both worlds
The rhythm leaves room for treatment and for daily life to stay present at the same time.
No decisions yet
Talk it through before anyone decides.
You do not have to be sure this is the right level. Tell us what is happening for your loved one, and we will think it through with you — privately, at your pace, with nothing to decide on the call.