Integrated Care. Better Outcomes.
Crisis to Recovery.
Complete.
One of Central Ohio's only fully integrated behavioral health continuums of care — engineered as a single system, not a referral network.
A Note on Method
Behavioral health in America is fragmented by design. Patients are handed off between disconnected providers, payers, and protocols — and lost in the gaps. We built Vitality to close them.
Levels of Care
Five levels of care. One coordinated system.
These are the five clinical levels of intensity a patient can move through — from a 2 a.m. crisis through long-term recovery — without ever leaving our system or repeating their story. Within each level, our nine service lines work as a single team. See the full service catalog →
Crisis Stabilization
Immediate, short-term care that de-escalates psychiatric and substance-related crises in a clinically supervised setting — preventing avoidable hospitalizations and emergency department use.
Crisis Stabilization
24/7 acute intervention.
Immediate, short-term care that de-escalates psychiatric and substance-related crises in a clinically supervised setting — preventing avoidable hospitalizations and emergency department use.
PHP
Partial Hospitalization.
Day-treatment intensity without overnight stay. Five-day-per-week structured therapeutic programming for patients stepping down from inpatient or stepping up from outpatient.
IOP
Intensive Outpatient.
Three to four sessions weekly. Group, individual, and family-based therapy designed to maintain employment and family responsibilities while sustaining recovery momentum.
Outpatient
Long-term clinical care.
Ongoing psychiatric medication management, individual therapy, and integrated primary care — the foundation of long-term behavioral health stability.
Peer Support
Lived-experience guidance.
Certified peer recovery supporters embedded across every level of care. Continuity that bridges the clinical and the human across years, not weeks.
A White Paper Insert
The system is failing the people it was built to serve.
The numbers behind why integrated continuums — not isolated programs — are the only viable response.
of patients discharged from a behavioral health crisis receive no follow-up care within 30 days.
adults with a serious mental illness receive no treatment in a given year.
higher mortality among adults with co-occurring SUD and serious mental illness when care is not coordinated.
Service Lines
Nine coordinated services. One clinical team.
Specialty depth across crisis, day treatment, outpatient, substance use, psychiatry, primary care, case management, and peer recovery — built to work as one system.