In addition to the effective Residential Rehabilitation Program at Rose Hill Center, residents are also provided the opportunity to progress to the Transitional Living Program. Designed to bridge the gap between residential care and independent living, transitional services cater to individuals who are ready for more responsibility. The environment remains safe and supportive while residents work to transition between 24/7 supervision and a fully independent way of life.
Rose Hill’s Transitional Living Service
Those who participate in Rose Hill Center’s Transitional Living Program will be living right on campus. However, the accommodation is far from clinical. Residential Program graduates reside with one or two roommates in townhouses that foster a community spirit. At the same time, however, this setting promotes a distinct sense of independence.
This accommodation style replicates a more traditional living environment. If the ultimate goal is to integrate into society or live with family members, we strongly recommend this transitional phase. Having a private space to call home offers more independence as well as more responsibility for everyday tasks. Residents work together, planning meals, cleaning their home, and developing budgeting skills.
Requirements for Meaningful Daily Activity
One of the key aspects of our Transitional Living Program is the requirement for meaningful daily activity. In this transitional phase, we assist all participants in scheduling daily activity that ads value as well as fulfillment of life. This typically includes education, paid employment, or volunteering in the community.
Meaningful daily activity takes up a minimum of 30 hours each week. This is a way to create purpose in life. It also shows participants that they can add value to society and to their community. This can boost self-esteem and help create a beneficial routine.
Resources Available to Residents
Although residents in our Transitional Living Service might work or attend school, they will still have access to all the wonderful resources at Rose Hill Center, including meeting with therapists and doctors on a regular basis.
Services provided to residents in the Transitional Living Program include the following:
- Quarterly reviews of a custom treatment plan
- 24/7 medical assistance and support
- Weekly scheduled activities
- Regular group and support meetings
- Help with insurance and managing health benefits
Acceptance Into Our Transitional Living Service
Individuals enter our Transitional Living Program directly from our Residential Rehabilitation Program. This allows for a seamless transition from one part of the campus to another. Residents may also need to confirm their choice of meaningful daily activity, demonstrate stability, and show that they’re ready for a semi-independent lifestyle within the program.
At Rose Hill Center, our Transitional Living Program provides a great bridge between 24/7 care and unsupervised living. If you struggle with mental health issues, this service can help you or someone you love take the next step toward stability and a meaningful, healthy life. Call 866-367-0220 now to learn more.