PHP & IOP with Supportive Housing
A place to live while you heal. Adults in the Wings PHP or IOP can live in a shared home in North County San Diego, with house managers on site, and go to treatment during the day.
- Shared homes with house managers on site
- For adults in the Wings PHP or IOP
- State-licensed homes in North County San Diego
- Daily routines, cooking and life skills
- Works with many PPO plans, and verification is free
If this is a medical emergency, call 911. For a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988.
Supportive housing while you do the work
Supportive housing gives you a stable place to live between treatment days, with people around who understand what you are going through.
A shared home
Homes in North County San Diego shared with other clients going through the same program.
House managers on site
House managers who know every resident, keep the house running and help with daily life.
A full kitchen
Shopping, cooking and shared meals as part of the daily routine.
Bedrooms and shared spaces
Bedrooms and shared living spaces. Admissions explains the room set-up.
Life skills
Routines, chores and planning for life after treatment, practiced every day.
State-licensed homes
Wings homes are licensed by the California Department of Social Services.
Shared homes, not a hospital ward
Open a room to see it larger. Home addresses are shared with residents only, to protect their privacy.
State licences ↓PHP or IOP by day, supportive housing in the evening
Admissions explains how you get from the house to the program office each day before you move in.
Morning
Breakfast at the house, then to the program office in Carlsbad.
Treatment
PHP five days a week, or IOP on a morning or evening schedule.
Evening
Back at the house: cooking, chores, downtime and time to practice skills.
Who can live in supportive housing
The clinical assessment and admissions decide. Housing usually fits if:
- You are in the Wings PHP or IOP, or stepping down to it from residential
- You are an adult, 18 or older
- You are stable enough to live with others without 24-hour clinical care
- Home is far from Carlsbad, or not a safe place to recover right now
- You agree to the house rules before you move in
House rules
Every home has house rules that keep it safe and calm for everyone. Admissions goes through them with you, and you agree to them, before you move in. They cover things like:
- Phones
- Visitors
- Cars
- Curfew
- Alcohol and drugs
- Chores
- Pets
Housing with PHP or with IOP
You keep the same therapist as you step down from residential to PHP and IOP, and you can stay in housing as you do.
5 days · about 6 hoursPHP with housing
Five days a week of treatment, about six hours a day, with evenings at the house.
Partial hospitalization
5 days to start · morning or eveningIOP with housing
Five days a week to start, morning or evening, with time to work or study.
Intensive outpatient
Licensed by the State of California
Each Wings home is licensed by the California Department of Social Services. You can look up any licence on the state's website.
Vista
Licence 371881578
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Licence 371881633
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Licence 371881634
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Licence 374604864
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Wings works with many PPO insurance plans
Admissions verifies your benefits before admission, free and confidential. For Medi-Cal or Medicare, admissions can point you to programs that accept them.
Questions about supportive housing
Who qualifies, where the homes are, rules, getting to the program, and how housing is paid for.
Don't see your question?
Admissions answers calls 9 a.m.–5 p.m., seven days a week. Calls are confidential.
Call(760) 388-6369Visits, phones, what to bring and more in the admissions FAQ →All the ways to reach Wings →Who can live in Wings supportive housing?
Adults in the Wings PHP or IOP who are stable enough to live with others without 24-hour clinical care. The clinical assessment and admissions decide.
Where are the homes?
In North County San Diego. Wings homes are licensed by the California Department of Social Services. Admissions explains which home you would live in before you move.
How do I get to the program each day?
Admissions explains how you get from the house to the program office in Carlsbad before you move in.
Can I keep my phone and my car?
Each home has house rules, including for phones, cars and visitors. Admissions goes through them with you before you move in.
Is housing covered by insurance?
Admissions explains how housing is paid for when you call, alongside the insurance check for PHP or IOP.
Can I work while living in housing?
In IOP, many people work or study around a morning or evening schedule. In PHP, treatment fills most of the day.
Is supportive housing the same as residential?
Residential includes 24/7 clinical support and full therapy days. In supportive housing you live in a shared home with house managers while attending PHP or IOP during the day.