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When outpatient care is not enough, round-the-clock support can be. Our residential program provides adults with structured, 24-hour mental health treatment in a home-like Roseville setting, serving Greater Sacramento and Placer County.
Residential mental health treatment means living at a treatment facility for a period of time while receiving structured, round-the-clock care. It is designed for adults whose symptoms have grown beyond what outpatient or day treatment can safely hold, offering a stable, supportive environment away from the stressors and triggers of daily life. Residential care combines individual and group therapy, psychiatric medication management, and skills-building in a setting where support is available at any hour. It is not the same as inpatient hospitalization, which is shorter and more acute. Residential care allows deeper, sustained work over a period of weeks.
Residential is the most supportive level of care short of a hospital. The table below shows how it compares.
| Level | Time commitment | Lives at home? |
|---|---|---|
| Outpatient therapy | About 1 hour a week | Yes |
| Intensive outpatient (IOP) | About 9 to 12 hours a week | Yes |
| Partial hospitalization (PHP) | About 25 to 30 hours a week | Yes |
| Residential | 24 hours a day | No, you live on site |
For a fuller breakdown, see our guide to the levels of mental health care.
Residential care provides comprehensive, coordinated treatment with support available around the clock.
Care begins with a comprehensive assessment. Adults who need detox first are connected to a partnering provider before admission.
Our Roseville program gives adults across Greater Sacramento and Placer County a residential option close to home, without a long drive across the county line. We admit and treat directly at our licensed facility, coordinate therapy and psychiatric care in one plan, and build a structured step-down so the progress made in treatment carries forward. The setting is stable and home-like, designed to support real recovery.
Where you are in this matters. Find the path that fits where you are right now.
A 15-minute call with our admissions team is the fastest way to get clarity. We’ll cover symptoms, fit, coverage, and timeline.
Many people start by sitting with the question of whether residential care is the right next step. A comprehensive clinical assessment is the most reliable way to find out — it maps the diagnostic picture, severity, any co-occurring conditions, and the level of care that actually fits.
Bringing residential treatment into a family conversation is hard. Start by meeting the clinical team who would actually treat your loved one, and seeing how admissions handles family involvement.
The work described on this page happens in a real place. Our 6-bed residential facility in Roseville is built around the principle that residential mental health treatment should feel residential — not institutional. Tour the spaces where the daily clinical work, group programming, and wellness practices actually take place.
If symptoms have grown beyond what outpatient care can hold, residential treatment is the next step worth considering. Call (916) 527-9606 to talk with our admissions team about an assessment, coverage, and payment options.
Dr. Bonnie Mitchell is a behavioral health leader, clinician, and advocate dedicated to expanding access to compassionate, evidence-based mental health and substance use treatment. She earned her Doctor of Behavioral Health degree from Arizona State University in 2018, holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Counseling for Mental Health, and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in California. Throughout her career, Dr. Mitchell has served in executive and clinical leadership roles including Executive Director, Regional Clinical Director, and C-suite behavioral health executive.
