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Stone Healing · Ventura, CAA Place to Stay While You Focus on Mental Health Treatment
Having a place to live during treatment can make planning your next steps more manageable. Stone Healing offers transitional housing for eligible adults attending our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) or Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Ventura.
Clinical treatment takes place at our outpatient center, separate from the housing location
Transitional housing gives clients a living arrangement while they participate in outpatient care. Clinical treatment takes place at our outpatient center, separate from the housing location.
Transitional housing may be an option for adults who:
Our admissions team reviews each person's treatment and housing needs to help determine whether the available arrangement is appropriate. Housing is subject to eligibility and availability.
PHP provides structured daytime mental health treatment for adults who need more support than traditional weekly therapy. Eligible clients can attend treatment at our outpatient center and return to transitional housing afterward.
Explore PHP →IOP offers scheduled treatment sessions throughout the week. Clients work on managing symptoms, strengthening coping skills, and applying what they learn between sessions.
Explore IOP →For adults with daytime responsibilities, evening IOP may offer an appropriate treatment schedule. Our team can discuss whether evening programming and transitional housing fit your needs.
Explore Evening IOP →Your clinical assessment determines the recommended treatment level. Housing availability does not determine clinical eligibility.
Before choosing housing, we want you to understand the arrangement and what to expect. Our team will explain:
We encourage clients and families to ask questions before making a decision.
Outpatient treatment and transitional housing are separate services.
Our admissions team can review your insurance benefits for PHP or IOP and explain applicable authorization requirements and estimated treatment costs.
Housing charges are discussed separately. Please do not assume your health insurance covers housing. We will explain the financial arrangements before you commit.
Tell us about the support you are seeking and whether you need housing while attending treatment.
Our team reviews your needs and determines whether a Stone Healing outpatient program is appropriate.
We discuss housing eligibility, availability, expectations, costs, and treatment benefits.
Once the necessary clinical, financial, and housing arrangements are confirmed, our team helps coordinate your next steps.
No. Transitional housing provides a living arrangement while you attend outpatient treatment. It does not provide inpatient treatment or 24-hour clinical care. PHP and IOP services take place at our outpatient center.
No. Clients may attend treatment while living at home or in another appropriate living arrangement. Housing is an option for eligible clients who need it.
Eligible clients may use transitional housing while attending PHP or IOP, subject to availability and the housing agreement.
Housing costs are separate from outpatient treatment. Our admissions team will explain housing charges and review your treatment benefits. Insurance verification does not establish coverage for housing.
Contact admissions for current accommodations and a specific explanation of what is included in the housing fee.
Length of stay depends on the housing agreement, availability, and your circumstances. Our team will discuss available options and planning for your next steps.
If you need housing while attending mental health treatment in Ventura, contact our admissions team. We can help you understand your program options, review benefits, and discuss current housing availability.
Call admissionsCall (805) 794-8392
Outpatient treatment center888 Via Arroyo, Ventura, CA 93003
Choose "Yes" for transitional housing. Clinical details are covered privately during your assessment.
Please don't include medical details here. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 or dial 911.
