Independent Living with Meaningful Support
A community-based setting that balances structure and freedom while supporting long-term stability.
Restoring Dignity and Hope Through Independent Living


Specifically designed for individuals living with serious mental illness who are ready for greater independence while continuing to benefit from structure, accountability, and ongoing clinical connection.

Independence-Forward
Supportive Housing at The MendCenter is not assisted living, a group home, or custodial care. It encourages personal responsibility and autonomy.

Appropriate for Individuals Who:
Have completed or no longer require full residential care; Benefit from structure, routine, and regular check-ins; Are able to live more independently while remaining connected to treatment; Are working toward employment, education, or increased self-sufficiency; Need support that adapts to real-world demands rather than 24-hour supervision.
Where Supportive Housing Fits in Our Continuum of Care
Supportive Housing serves as a natural progression for individuals stepping down from higher levels of care and as a stable foundation for those continuing outpatient treatment on their journey to greater forms of independence.

Regular support and oversight without 24-hour residential monitoring
Consistent support that respects independence without constant supervision.

Continued engagement with clinical services and recovery goals
Ongoing clinical connection that sustains progress beyond intensive care.

Skill-building for long-term autonomy and stability
Practical skill development that supports lasting independence and stability.
Supportive Housing Provides Reassurance Without Over-Control
Supportive housing offers people more independence while remaining connected to a team that understands their needs, monitors stability, and intervenes early when challenges arise. Families often find this level of care offers a healthier balance between freedom and support—promoting confidence, responsibility, and long-term success.

Frequently asked questions
Find answers to your questions about our mental health services and programs.
What services do you offer?
We offer a comprehensive array of services, including residential care, day programming, and outpatient therapy. Our programs are specifically designed to support individuals experiencing serious mental illness and substance misuse. We also provide families with hope concierge and resilience training services to help them navigate the mental health landscape and their loved one's mental illness. Each service is customized to address the distinct needs of our clients.
How do I start?
Getting started is simple. You can reach out to us via our contact page or call us directly. Our team will guide you through the intake process.
Is insurance accepted?
We're committed to making care possible. While we're private pay, we offer superbills for insurance reimbursement and can discuss flexible payment options. Let's talk about what's possible. We're here to help you access the care you need.
What is the duration?
The duration of treatment varies based on individual needs and progress. We offer both short-term and long-term programs. Our staff will work with you to create a personalized plan.
Can I visit?
Yes, we encourage family involvement. Visits can be scheduled based on the program guidelines. Our team will provide you with all necessary information.
Still have questions?
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