Human Services Inc

A Practical Continuum of Care From Treatment to Community Living

Human Services Inc (HSI) organizes care so clients can move through treatment with support that extends beyond discharge. The program is abstinence-based and trauma-informed, with services focused on helping clients build healthier ways of managing stress, strengthen coping skills, and better understand how substance use affects daily life and relationships.

Residential Treatment With Clear Structure and Expectations

Adult short-term residential treatment is offered in a supervised setting with a structured daily schedule. HSI provides mental health support for individuals whose primary need is substance use treatment alongside co-occurring concerns. The residential environment is clinically focused, with shared areas for group programming and private spaces for individual counseling. Housing includes private or semi-private room options, meals are provided, and smoking is limited to designated outdoor areas at designated times.

Step-Down and Outpatient Options that Support Daily Responsibilities

For clients who need continued care with more flexibility, HSI offers a step-down intensive outpatient (IOP) option for adults and adolescents, along with outpatient counseling. These services are intended for people experiencing substance use, addiction, and related lifestyle challenges, allowing clients to stay engaged in treatment while living at home and managing work, school, or family responsibilities.

Family Programming That Strengthens Recovery Support

HSI’s Family Program is designed for clients and their loved ones and may be offered on its own or alongside primary treatment. The program focuses on rebuilding stability within the family system and supporting healthier communication and relationships during recovery.

Transitional Living and Community-Based Support

HSI provides a Transitional Living Program that offers a structured living environment during periods of high relapse risk or while awaiting placement in another setting. The Community Support Program assists individuals who have completed primary treatment by helping them regain practical life skills needed for a steadier return to independent community living.