Community Care Alliance’s Acute Stabilization Unit in Providence, Rhode Island provides short-term acute stabilization services for adults in a supervised, non-hospital setting designed to reduce unnecessary hospitalizations while supporting stabilization and recovery. This acute stabilization unit offers hospital step-down and emergency room diversion with rapid assessment, crisis screening, and coordinated transition to ongoing outpatient or residential treatment programs. Length of stay is typically three to seven days, depending on individual needs and stabilization progress.
Services include detoxification and medical detoxification for individuals with psychiatric diagnoses, medical and psychiatric assessment, medication prescribing and monitoring, case management, and therapeutic group treatment. The program also provides peer support, family meetings, community referrals, and linkage to residential or community-based housing treatment options, with facilitation of inpatient psychiatric admission when necessary. The program utilizes a recovery model approach and provides integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders, helping adults build coping skills, resilience, and stability before transitioning to ongoing care.
I had an incredible experience receiving services here. From the moment I started, I felt welcomed and supported. The level of professionalism, care, and expertise was exceptional. I feel so much better after each session and highly recommend this service to anyone looking for effective and compassionate care, thank you for all you do for such a difficult field.
Kindness goes along way when you need someone to talk too about your personal psychology and wellbeing. So does compassion, knowledge and expertise to guide you back to wellness and thriving again. Things happen in life and absolutely no one should ever try and create a problem that would prevent you from seeking the advice and guidance that you might need.
It’s incredible what good the Amos House does for the community. Twice a day they serve up to 800 people in need of a fresh cooked meal. When I volunteered, we packed lots of frozen food with protein like chicken, rice, fish, corn, and more. People could get the fresh meal, a frozen meal, attire, and much more.
I was in a crisis and I emailed them on March 25 2025 to get in contact with someone to talk to. Next day got an email to to fill out paperwork which I did and it's now April 3 2025 and never got a call back to make an appointment. Not worth it. Thanks for proving my point it's about money not about client care.
They make everything supper easy and go out of their way to make you feel comfortable and trustworthy. Awesome service as well I recommend highly also there is never a line or a bunch of people. I walk in they give me a little cup for urine analysis then right to the window to pick up my Suboxone prescription