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A clear, Christ-centered continuum for referrals

For clinicians, hospitals, and community partners coordinating a placement or step-down. Every program page shows whether a service is active, partner-provided, or not currently available.

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referral workflow

How a referral is handled

Do not request full clinical records through a general unsecured form. Record exchange happens only through a permitted, secure process after fit and level-of-care questions are clarified. Licensed clinical providers determine clinical recommendations; admissions coordinates the next step.

  1. 01

    Referral received

  2. 02

    Admissions outreach

  3. 03

    Admissions and fit screening

  4. 04

    Record review when authorized

  5. 05

    Next-step coordination

  6. 06

    Communication with referral source when permitted

Printable referral prep

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program status visibility

Each program labeled with its current status

Active, partner-coordinated, and not-currently-available services are distinguished on the program cards below and on every program page, so referral decisions start from what is actually available today.

Available Through Referral Partners

Medical Detox Coordination

Withdrawal-management planning and transition support through appropriately licensed medical providers when detox is needed.

Available Through Referral Partners

Residential Treatment

A clinical residential level of care for clients who need round-the-clock structure before stepping down into community living.

In Development

Partial Hospitalization Program

A highly structured daytime treatment level for people who need substantial clinical support without overnight residential care.

In Development

Intensive Outpatient Program

Structured treatment several days per week while clients live at home or in coordinated recovery housing, guided by clinical assessment.

In Development

Outpatient Treatment

Lower-frequency counseling, recovery monitoring, and continuing-care support with greater day-to-day independence and scheduled therapy sessions.

In Development

Dual-Diagnosis Support

Integrated planning for substance-use concerns alongside anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, and other co-occurring needs.

In Development

Case Management

The connective layer across treatment, housing, medical, family, and community systems - keeping recovery plans practical with logistics and communication.

In Development

Continuing Care

Longer-term check-ins, peer connection, relapse-prevention refreshers, and referral back to treatment when needed for clients, families, and referral partners.

referral faq

Questions providers and referral partners often ask first

Who is usually a good referral for Verity?

A good referral usually involves an adult who is ready for recovery housing or another indicated level of care, can follow expectations, and would benefit from structure, accountability, and continued outside support.

When should a referral go to higher care before sober living?

Higher care should come first when there is withdrawal risk, medical or psychiatric instability, need for detox, or another safety concern that housing alone cannot manage.

What information helps the referral conversation move faster?

A short summary of current support level, timing, logistics, higher-care questions, and the best follow-up contact is usually more useful than a long narrative.

low-pressure admissions

Start a referral conversation

Ask about current service status, referral fit, secure handoff, or step-down coordination. Nothing you share obligates you.

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