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Supervised Apartments

Supervised apartments offer more independence and privacy than group homes for individuals. These settings are a form of assisted living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, providing supervised staffed apartments offering independence and privacy combined with 24-hour staff availability. We provide permanent housing arrangements to Individuals who are assisted in gaining or regaining the skills necessary to be successful.

Group Housing

The group home provides a family-like environment, with double occupancy bedrooms, shared living spaces, and group meals. Through a caring environment, individuals can learn daily living skills. We provide supervision with 24-hour staff availability. This setting offers temporary housing arrangements to individuals who are assisted in gaining or regaining the skills necessary to be successful while attending clinical services.

Benefits of Supportive/Group Homes

  • 24/7 Supervision
  • Safety and Security
  • Mental health/ Medical supports
  • Medication Management
  • Social Activities and Engagement
  • Comfortable, home-like setting
  • Nutrition and Dining Options
  • Peace of Mind

Building Independence in a Supportive Setting

Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) programs offer structured, community-based living arrangements for individuals managing behavioral health challenges. These programs are designed to support the transition from more intensive treatment settings to greater independence while maintaining access to therapeutic services. At Everything Must Change, CRR allows clients to receive personalized support in a real-world environment that promotes recovery and life skills development.

Why CRR Matters for Long-Term Recovery

Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) provides a critical bridge for individuals with mental health conditions who need daily structure and support but do not require hospitalization. These services are delivered in a home-like setting and focus on helping residents build the skills necessary for successful community living. CRR programs are ideal for people who benefit from a balance of autonomy and guided support, encouraging long-term wellness and personal growth.

  • Promotes independent living skills
    Residents engage in daily routines that foster skills like cooking, cleaning, budgeting, and time management within a safe and structured environment
  • Integrates behavioral health treatment with daily life
    On-site or coordinated therapeutic support ensures individuals can apply coping strategies and treatment plans in real-time settings
  • Provides 24/7 support and supervision
    Trained staff are available around the clock to ensure safety, provide emotional support, and assist with crises if they arise
  • Encourages social and community engagement
    Residents are supported in building healthy relationships, participating in local activities, and reconnecting with natural supports
  • Reduces risk of hospitalization or relapse
    CRR services help individuals maintain stability by providing consistency, structure, and early intervention in times of need

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a community residential rehabilitation program?
A community residential rehabilitation program is a type of group housing that offers structured support for people living with mental health challenges. It usually includes help with daily routines, medication, and learning life skills.

Who can stay in a CRR program?
CRR programs are usually for adults with mental health needs who would benefit from extra support before living on their own. Admission often depends on a clinical assessment and approval from a mental health provider.

How is a CRR different from a group home?
CRRs tend to offer more behavioral health services than standard group homes. There’s usually a stronger focus on mental health treatment and recovery goals, along with housing support.

What kind of support do people get in CRR housing?
Most programs include 24/7 staff, help with daily living skills, support with medications, and guidance on reaching recovery or independence goals.

How long can someone stay in a CRR program?
The length of stay depends on individual progress. Some people stay for a few months, others longer. Decisions are usually reviewed regularly by a treatment team.

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