Residential Treatment

ASAM 3.5 (Clinically Managed High Intensity Residential)

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Residential Treatment Overview

Residential Treatment ASAM 3.5 provides 24/7 clinically managed care for individuals who need intensive structure, stabilization, and extended support. This level of care offers continuous clinical supervision, a highly structured daily schedule, and a therapeutic environment designed to promote safety, consistency, and healing.

Residential treatment is appropriate for individuals with moderate to severe substance use disorders who benefit from a supportive setting that allows them to focus fully on recovery while building stability and routine.

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What to Expect in Residential Care

Individuals in residential treatment participate in structured daily programming led by a multidisciplinary team. Care includes individual and group therapy, medication oversight, medical monitoring, case management, and trauma-informed interventions. Each element of care is intentionally designed to support recovery skill building, emotional regulation, and personal accountability while fostering connection and trust within a supportive community.

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Who Residential Treatment Serves Best

Residential treatment is best suited for individuals who require continuous supervision and a highly supportive environment to stabilize and begin meaningful recovery work. This level of care supports those who need time and space away from daily stressors to focus on healing, establish healthy routines, and prepare for successful transition into lower levels of care.

The goal of residential treatment is not only stabilization, but long-term progress through comprehensive, coordinated support that meets the whole person where they are.

Our Other Programs

Providence House Treatment Programs

Explore our full range of programs — Residential Care, Day Treatment, Intensive Outpatient, and Low Intensity Outpatient — each designed to support long-term healing and recovery.

Day Treatment

A high level of clinical care and support during the day, typically over 60 days, with clients returning home each evening.

Intensive Outpatient

Structured treatment several days a week over 90+ days for clients balancing recovery with work, school, or family.

Low Intensity Outpatient

Continuing care 1–2 days per week for 6–9 months, the long-tail support that helps recovery hold.

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Admissions

Providence House works with most major insurance providers, as well as state and local programs, to make treatment accessible to all who need it. If you’re uncertain about coverage or next steps, our admissions team is here to guide you through the process with care and confidentiality.

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Insurance

Providence House is committed to providing accessible and affordable care options. We accept Medicaid, Medicaid Expansion, the North Dakota Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Voucher, most insurance providers — including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem, and Sanford Health Plan — and private-pay options.

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Whether you’re calling for yourself or someone you love, reaching out is the hardest part, and the most important one. Our team is ready to talk through options, answer questions, and help you find the right level of care.