Day One Integrative Services, Peer Support

Day One Integrative Services is a multifaceted behavioral health approach for individuals seeking help with treatment of addictions and co-occurring disorders. Our mission is to close the gaps in service delivery of substance use treatment by establishing an environment of growth and healing through an integrative system of clinical Services, medical Services including psychiatry and medicated assisted treatment, as well as level III recovery housing.Our vision is to ensure that Day One Integrative Services, LLC provides a path for individuals and families with substance use and other co-occurring disorders. We offer three (3) levels of care services according to the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria, level (II.5) partial hospitalization, level (II.1) intensive outpatient, and level (I.0) outpatient services. This approach allows individuals to slowly transition at their own individual pace and become productive and positive members within their own homes and community.Our two (2) Ohio Recovery Housing (ORH) certified sixteen (16) bed women's and sixteen (16) bed men’s houses provide a social model of structured recovery with twenty-four (24) hour peer support staff to manage all residents’ individual needs. Day One provides both informal and formal structure to include life skills advancement, occupational preparation, resident counsel, as well as 12-step recovery meetings on and off-site, additionally providing transportation to and from treatment, scheduled community recovery meetings, and places of employment. Day One also works with residents to regain visitation and custody of their children, working with child services workers, probation/parole officers, and collaborating with other treatment providers.In addition to the two (2) ORH certified recovery houses, Day One has on the same city block fourteen (14) additional two-three (2-3) bedroom homes that are currently being utilized as the equivalency of level I recovery housing, allowing residents the ability to seamlessly phase out of the level III houses. Residents are empowered by having access to a more independent living situation while maintaining the safety, security and accountability of being a part of the entire recovery campus, keeping them even closer to their recovery goals and the social model of peer support.