Support beyond
discharge.
A place to continue care, with daily structure and support.
your mental health matters
Trinity Integrated Healthcare
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Pillar 01 · BHRF
A home with support built in.
A 24-hour staffed home for adults with SMI who need intensive support. Therapy, psychiatric oversight, medication management, and daily living skills come together in a structured residential setting.
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Pillar 02 · IOP
Treatment that moves you forward.
Intensive Outpatient treatment for adults with GMH or SMI. Individual counseling, group therapy, psychiatric services, and care coordination provide structured support while members build skills for everyday life.
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Pillar 03 · Community Living
A place to live while you rebuild.
A supportive place to live while staying connected to treatment. Daily routines, life-skills support, and help navigating community resources give members room to build toward greater independence.
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Pillar 04 · Community Services
Support that reaches beyond our doors.
Case management, housing and placement assistance, benefits application support, and connections to community resources. We work with individuals, families, and referring teams to help people get connected to care.
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From our team
"We pick up where you left off, with hope, healing, and a healthy lifestyle within reach."
The Trinity care team
Our story
Family-owned.
Family-owned.
Caring since 2012.
Trinity is a family-owned behavioral health organization. We opened our first residential home in 2012. Today, that work continues through our residential, outpatient, and community services.
2012
The numbers
Mental health matters.
20.6%
of U.S. adults experienced mental illness in 2019 (51.5 million people).
5.2%
experienced serious mental illness (13.1 million people).
3.8%
experienced co-occurring substance use & mental illness (9.5 million).
Ready when you are.
Reach out today; admissions will walk you through every step, gently.
Where You Fit
If you’re ready to work on yourself, there’s a place for you here.
We meet people at every stage, from the hardest moment to the most independent one, and every step in between.
Different starting points.
A way forward.
People come to Trinity from hospitals, unstable housing, periods of crisis, and supported living. We start with where you are and the support you need next.
Support beyond
A more stable
place to begin.
Help connecting with housing, treatment, and community resources.
chapter.
Toward steadier
days.
Ongoing care and support as you work toward stability.
Room for greater
independence.
Support for daily routines and the next stage of independent living.
You don’t have to have it all figured out to begin.
Talk through your next step ↗What This Can Feel Like
One at a time. Open only what you’re ready to read.
Bipolar disorder
Dramatic shifts in mood, energy, and the ability to get through a normal day.
Some stretches you feel unstoppable. Barely sleeping, big plans, moving fast. Then it drops, and getting out of bed feels like too much. It's real, it's chemical, and it steadies with the right support around you.
Anxiety & panic
Constant, exaggerated worry about everyday life, sometimes with sudden panic.
Your mind won't stop running worst-case scenarios, even when you know better. It's exhausting to carry all day, every day. It gets quieter when you're not facing it alone.
PTSD
Traumatic events that keep affecting you long after they’re over.
Something that happened long ago still shows up uninvited. You stay on guard even when you're safe. It's not weakness. It's a real injury, and it can heal.
Schizophrenia
When it gets hard to tell what’s real, and the mind and senses stop agreeing.
Hearing or seeing things others don't, or feeling like the world rearranged itself. It's isolating and heavy to carry alone. With steady treatment, the noise gets quieter and life gets livable again.
Schizoaffective disorder
The reality shifts of schizophrenia alongside serious mood changes.
It carries the reality shifts of schizophrenia, tangled with deep highs or lows in mood. It's a lot to hold, and it responds to steady treatment that addresses both sides.
Borderline (BPD)
Intense, fast-moving emotions and an unstable sense of who you are.
Feelings hit hard and fast and can flip in an afternoon. Underneath is often a shaky sense of who you even are. It's not you being too much. It responds to the right kind of steady support.
Depression
A heaviness that doesn’t lift, and days that all start to feel the same.
It's not just sadness. It's a heaviness that makes ordinary things feel impossible. You don't have to push through it alone, and it does lift with help.
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These are some of the most common, not the whole list. If you don’t see yours here, reach out anyway.
How We Carry You
You won’t have to start over every time things change.
Recovery rarely moves in a straight line. Some seasons call for round-the-clock support. Others call for a place to live while you rebuild. We help coordinate the next step as your needs change. Housing support and treatment are separate services.
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Most Support
Residential
A staffed home when you need structure and support around the clock.
02
Building Forward
Community Living
Help finding a place to live as you build toward independence. Housing is not conditioned on attending Trinity’s IOP.
03
Standing On Your Own
Independent living
Your own footing, with connection and support still within reach.
And if you’re not connected to care at all yet, that’s where our Community Services come in, helping you get coverage, a determination, and a way in.
You’re not your diagnosis.
You’re a person in a season of your life. That’s who we treat, and that’s who we help move forward.
Our programsA continuum
A continuum
of care.
Three programs, one path you can move through.
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Behavioral Health Residential
Around-the-clock support in a warm, home-like residence, where daily structure, clinical care, and community come together.
For adults 18 and older with a serious mental illness (SMI) designation, including those who need personal-care support.
- 24/7 Staffed Support
- Support available day and night from trained, compassionate professionals.
- Personal Care & Daily Living
- Licensed caregivers provide personal-care support, with daily routines that help members build independence.
- On-Site Clinical Staff
- Licensed behavioral health professionals on-site to assess, support, and adjust care as needed.
- Medication Management
- On-site medication oversight, secure storage, and precise documentation: every dose accounted for.
- Individual & Group Therapy
- Evidence-based therapy in individual and group settings to support growth and long-term stability.
- A Fully Furnished Home
- Nutritious meals, transportation, and comfortable spaces that feel like home.
Inside our residence
Take a look inside.
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A day in the lifeSpace to focus
Space to focus
on you.
- Care & stability
- Wake, medication, meals, and daily check-ins with staff who are there around the clock.
- Therapy
- Individual therapy and group psychoeducation.
- Building independence
- Hands-on practice with everyday living: meals, appointments, budgeting, running a household.
- Connection & wellness
- Swimming, exercise, and community engagement.
During your stay
Members take an active part in their care plan and stay engaged with provider recommendations.
Cell phones are not permitted, helping protect everyone’s privacy and keep the focus on care.
Admission requirements
Finding the right fit.
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Who qualifies
SMI & eligibility
- Confirmed SMI designation.
- Adults 18 and older.
- Title XIX (AHCCCS) eligible.
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Who qualifies
Level of care
- Medical necessity for residential treatment.
- A need for 24-hour care and support with everyday living.
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Who qualifies
Authorization & coverage
- Mercy Care, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and United Healthcare accepted.
- Prior authorization from the member’s health plan.
- ALTCS accepted. We also assist members with ALTCS applications when appropriate.
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Is this the right level
Care & stability
- Stable at baseline and not an active danger to self or others.
- Co-occurring substance use is accepted as part of SMI care. This program does not provide SUD-only treatment or detox.
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Is this the right level
Support & participation
- Personal-care services are available through our licensed caregivers.
- Members are willing to engage with their care plan and provider recommendations.
How to referReady when
Ready when
you are.
Begin with an SMI determination.
A confirmed serious mental illness (SMI) designation is required for our residential program. Referrals can come through a health plan, hospital, or case manager.
Help us get to know the member.
Send the history and physical (H&P), psychiatric assessment, and treatment plan. Our admissions team will coordinate secure document submission.
We take it from there.
Most referral requests are answered the same business day, and no later than 24 hours. We do not accept intakes on Fridays.
Plan the next step together.
Following screening, we coordinate placement for members whose needs fit our residential program.
A clear next step. A team you can reach.
Connect with admissions ↗Program 02 / 03
Intensive Outpatient
Intensive outpatient care for adults 18 and older with general mental health (GMH) needs or a serious mental illness (SMI) designation. Therapy, psychiatric services, and practical support come together in a consistent weekly program.
- Individual & Group Therapy
- Individual counseling and group treatment to work through challenges, practice coping skills, and support recovery.
- Peer Services
- Peer support brings connection and encouragement to the work of recovery.
- Psychiatric & Medical Services
- Psychiatric care, medical services, and medication management support your treatment.
- Case Management
- An in-house case manager helps coordinate care, connect services, and work through practical barriers.
- Job Readiness
- Support for returning to work, with connection to Vocational Rehabilitation for members who qualify.
- Independent Living Skills
- Build the everyday skills that support greater independence alongside your treatment.
A day in the lifeA rhythm for
A rhythm for
moving forward.
- Five days a week
- Programming every weekday.
- Minimum 3 hours a day
- Structured therapeutic time.
- Group + individual
- Group therapy and individual therapy.
- Exercise 2x a week
- Movement built into the week, minimum.
- Meals included
- Lunch and dinner are provided.
DES assistance is available as needed. Members also receive case management, job-readiness support, and help building independent living skills.
Admission requirements
Finding the right fit.
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Who qualifies
Coverage & diagnosis
- Adults 18 and older.
- AHCCCS eligible.
- GMH needs or an SMI designation.
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Who qualifies
Everyday independence
- Able to manage activities of daily living independently.
- Self-manages medication independently.
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Who qualifies
Program participation
- Attend IOP five days a week.
- Participate in at least three hours of programming daily.
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When IOP is the right fit
Stability & recovery
- Medically stable, not in active withdrawal or needing detox.
- Substance-free and ready to stay that way.
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When IOP is the right fit
Care & expectations
- Willing to take prescribed medication as directed.
- Ready for active recovery and the program’s structure.
How to referReady when
Ready when
you are.
- Connect with admissions to discuss the member’s needs and next steps for IOP screening.
- Provide the history and physical (H&P), psychiatric assessment, and treatment plan. Admissions will coordinate secure document submission.
- Following screening, we discuss program fit and next steps for enrollment.
Most referral requests are answered the same business day, and no later than 24 hours. We do not accept intakes on Fridays.
Reach out to admissions ↗Program 03 / 03
Community Living
Trinity connects adults with GMH or SMI to housing through our properties and organizations throughout the Valley.
- Housing Access
- A place to build stability, based on eligibility and availability.
- Meals & Community
- Nonprofit partners provide meals throughout your stay, coordinated by Trinity.
- Everyday Independence
- Practical support with daily living skills and your next steps.
Costs & shared expectations
Before you move in.
We review eligibility, availability, and your home’s specific rules with you.
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Income & fees
The housing fee is waived when a member has no income.
A $300 monthly housing fee applies once income is established.
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A substance-free home
Alcohol-free and drug-free premises.
No smoking or vaping indoors.
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Living together
A 30-day blackout period applies to Community Living. Afterward, curfew is 8:00 PM unless approved in advance.
Approved visitors only; no overnight visitors or pets. Respect fellow residents and shared spaces.
Your next stepLet’s find your
Let’s find your
starting point.
Talk about housing options ↗
Need help getting connected?
Benefits assistance ↗Case management & resources ↗Care can change.
Your team stays.
These aren’t separate silos. As things change, someone can move between levels without leaving the same team or starting over with strangers.
For those not yet in a program, Community Services helps people get connected to care in the first place.
Speak with
our team.
For admissions, referrals, or community services, contact Trinity.
Insurance & eligibility
We accept Mercy Care, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and United Healthcare.
Admissions can help confirm coverage and program eligibility.
For case managers & referring teams
Refer a member.
Call admissions to discuss a referral. You can start the conversation even if member information or supporting documents are incomplete.
Most referral requests are answered the same business day, and no later than 24 hours. We do not accept intakes on Fridays.
Talk with admissions.
Online referrals and document uploads are currently unavailable. Call us to make a referral and arrange how to send supporting documents.
Call (602) 882-2350 ↗Immediate support
In crisis?
Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.
Call 988 ↗Care connected to
everyday life.
Housing, access to treatment, and reliable support all affect a person’s ability to maintain their health. Trinity’s community services address these needs through case management, placement assistance, outreach, and benefits application support.
We work with individuals, families, and care teams to identify priorities, coordinate services, and address the barriers that can keep people from receiving care.
Together
Five ways we connect you to support
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01 / Case Management
Coordination that keeps care moving.
Managing appointments, referrals, and services across different providers can become overwhelming. Our case management support brings these pieces together.
We help identify needs, connect individuals with appropriate resources, and coordinate with the people involved in their care. Follow-through matters, particularly when someone is changing programs, returning to the community, or struggling to stay connected to treatment.
Discuss support options ↗02
02 / Housing & Placement
Finding an appropriate place to live and receive support.
A successful placement considers a person’s care needs, daily living abilities, and circumstances.
Trinity assists with identifying housing and care options, coordinating referrals, and navigating placement requirements. We work with individuals and referring teams to clarify what support is needed and help coordinate the transition into an appropriate setting.
Placement depends on eligibility, program requirements, and availability.
Community Living: costs & house expectations ↗03
03 / Community Outreach
Building connections to care.
Access to services often begins with a conversation. Our community outreach connects individuals and families with information about treatment, housing support, and local resources.
We work with community partners to identify unmet needs, explain available options, and connect people with services relevant to their circumstances.
Discuss support options ↗04
04 / Homeless Outreach
Support for people experiencing homelessness.
Unstable housing can make it difficult to maintain treatment, complete applications, or stay connected with providers. Our homeless outreach focuses on helping individuals access care and resources while addressing these immediate barriers.
Support may include connections to behavioral health services, housing and placement assistance, benefits application support, and coordination with community organizations. Each person’s priorities and readiness guide the next steps.
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05 / Benefits Assistance
Guidance through Arizona’s public benefits application process.
Trinity participates in Arizona’s Community Partner–Assistor Organization program. The program enables trained staff at participating organizations to assist with public benefits applications through Health-e-Arizona Plus, Arizona’s online application system.
Through this role, we provide assistance with SNAP, Arizona’s Nutrition Assistance program, which helps eligible households purchase food. Our support includes completing applications, identifying and submitting required documents, and following application progress.
Eligibility and benefit decisions are made by the administering state agency.
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Connect with our
community services team.
Whether you are seeking support for yourself, assisting a family member, or coordinating a referral, contact Trinity to discuss the situation and available services.