ORCA House
Contact Info
Address | 3001 Prospect Avenue East, Cleveland, OH 44115
Main Phone | 216-231-3772
Mental Health Residential Treatment
The Mental Health Residential Treatment Program is a 28-bed, short-term mental health program, serving adults who require a higher level of step-down care after being discharged from a crisis stabilization unit or inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. It’s also available for step-up care for adults referred for a higher level of monitored residential treatment.
With an expected length of stay of 30-90 days, the goal is to provide a positive, structured, caring, home-like environment conducive to the stabilization of symptoms, individual growth and development, and an effective transition back into the community. Services include:
- Individual and group mental health counseling with an emphasis on Mental Health Day Treatment groups
- Behavioral health assessments
- Case management
- Peer support
- Psychiatry
- Nursing
- A primary care provider assesses residents upon admission. Follow-up primary care and infectious disease care is available as needed.
Roberto Flores Program - Dual Diagnosis Residential Treatment
Formerly housed at a facility in Euclid, Roberto Flores Home, now, the Roberto Flores Program at ORCA House, is an 8-bed program operated by Signature Health. It serves adults who have a dual mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) diagnosis.
This program's approach to care is abstinence-based and trauma-informed, with residents typically staying for 9 to 12 months of treatment. With the help of the treatment team, residents gain the skills they need to prevent drug or alcohol relapse, and to support their long-term recovery after completing the program. Services include:
- Intensive outpatient program (IOP) for dual diagnosis (5 days per week, led by a licensed counselor)
- Individual counseling (i.e., 1-on-1 psychotherapy)
- Social/recreational support and activities
- Life skills support (e.g., medication monitoring)
- Connection to Signature Health medical providers as needed (psychiatry, primary care and infectious disease)
After completing the IOP phase, residents step down the intensity and frequency of treatment while remaining in a supported, residential environment. Their time shifts to participating in more community activities as they prepare to leave the facility, such as seeking employment, finding housing (if needed), and practicing relapse prevention skills.
Referrals
Referrals for Mental Health Residential Treatment and Roberto Flores Program
Referrals should be placed by a qualified behavioral health professional via this form and are reviewed by the ORCA manager. Please email completed forms to ORCAReferrals@shinc.org.
Funding Support
ORCA House services are made possible through funding support from Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and the Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board of Cuyahoga County.
ORCA House History
ORCA House is one of the oldest African-American founded substance use disorder centers in the country. Built in 1942, several recovering individuals made it their mission to bring recovery services to Cleveland.
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