Helio Health Inc - Elements SRR

A Residential Program Built Around Stabilization, Rehabilitation, and Reintegration

Elements SRR is a residential program in Liverpool that organizes care around three phases, including stabilization, rehabilitation, and reintegration. Stabilization is designed for people working through withdrawal symptoms, intense cravings, and psychiatric or medical concerns, with staff available around the clock for assessment, monitoring, and support. As clients become more medically and emotionally stable, the program shifts toward skills-building and preparation for the next step in recovery.

24/7 Medical Monitoring With Integrated Behavioral Health Support

Care includes continuous staffing and medically supervised monitoring, along with medication management when clinically appropriate. The program also offers integrated support for co-occurring mental health needs, so clients can address substance use alongside mental health and overall health. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) may include options such as buprenorphine or naltrexone, and the program also provides counseling and education to support relapse prevention and long-term stability.

Trauma-Informed, Evidence-Based Counseling and Group Support

Treatment is described as evidence-based, person-centered, and trauma-informed. Clients participate in individual and group counseling, with approaches that can include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, contingency management, and 12-step facilitation. Programming is paired with recovery education and structured activities to help clients build coping strategies, strengthen accountability, and practice healthier routines in a supportive setting.

Practical Supports for Life After Residential Treatment

Elements SRR places emphasis on reintegration planning, including discharge planning and care coordination that begins early in the stay. Case management and coordination of care can help clients connect with housing services, vocational counseling, community supports, and outpatient referrals after discharge. The program also offers naloxone and overdose education, outcome follow-up, peer support options, and assistance accessing social services. Transportation assistance may help reduce barriers to staying connected to care.

Daily Living and On-Site Amenities That Support Routine

The living environment is structured and secure, with separate accommodations for men and women and shared or semi-private rooms. On-site features include daily meal service, indoor common areas, lounge space with television, and a fitness room. Smoking and vaping are not permitted, which can be helpful for people seeking a more health-focused environment while they work on stabilization and recovery.