Available Through Referral Partners
Medical Detox Coordination
Withdrawal-management planning and transition support through appropriately licensed medical providers when detox is needed.
Programs
Verity's coordinated, Christ-centered continuum is documented by current service status. Structured recovery housing is in development, detox and residential care are coordinated through independently operated referral partners, and other treatment levels are also in development.
phases of care
The continuum moves from the highest medical structure to flexible continuing care. Each phase has a different purpose, time commitment, and clinical intensity.
therapies
Clinical and support modalities offered across the levels of care - every name below comes from the program definitions.
specialty tracks
Alongside the clinical continuum, Verity describes focused tracks for Christ-centered recovery, dual-diagnosis planning, and family involvement.
christ-centered
Verity is a God-first organization. Spiritual support is offered, never forced: prayer, Scripture, church involvement, and 12-Step support do not replace detoxification, medical care, psychiatric treatment, or licensed addiction treatment.
dual diagnosis
Integrated planning for substance-use concerns alongside anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, and other co-occurring needs, based on an individualized review of needs and capabilities.
family support
Family education and involvement across the continuum - levels of care, preparing for admission, and supporting recovery without enabling.
the continuum
Each level of care has a different purpose, time commitment, and clinical intensity. Status labels show what is active, partner-coordinated, or not currently available today.
Available Through Referral Partners
Withdrawal-management planning and transition support through appropriately licensed medical providers when detox is needed.
Available Through Referral Partners
A clinical residential level of care for clients who need round-the-clock structure before stepping down into community living.
In Development
A highly structured daytime treatment level for people who need substantial clinical support without overnight residential care.
In Development
Structured treatment several days per week while clients live at home or in coordinated recovery housing, guided by clinical assessment.
In Development
Lower-frequency counseling, recovery monitoring, and continuing-care support with greater day-to-day independence and scheduled therapy sessions.
In Development
Integrated planning for substance-use concerns alongside anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, and other co-occurring needs.
In Development
The connective layer across treatment, housing, medical, family, and community systems - keeping recovery plans practical with logistics and communication.
In Development
Longer-term check-ins, peer connection, relapse-prevention refreshers, and referral back to treatment when needed for clients, families, and referral partners.
In Development
Substance-free housing with accountability, routines, peer support, and coordination around treatment transitions.