Stacey Street House

Stacey Street House sits quietly as a small private home for people needing care, usually having no more than ten beds, and, while no specific new information has been given about the house itself, it's run by Pineland Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, which offers different care levels including outpatient, residential, day, and evening treatment for substance abuse, plus services for children, adults, and seniors alike, all backed by a CARF accreditation for quality. Residents can get support for mental health, developmental disabilities, or substance abuse, and the staff helps with things like detox, counseling, caregiver help, and peer support with a goal to help each person find stability and personal growth through community programs and everyday care. Caregivers handle personal care, housekeeping, meals (with attention to allergies or diabetes), and laundry, and they'll help coordinate moves or transportation to appointments, too, with trained workers around for medication help, bathing, dressing, or transfers if needed, plus 24-hour supervision is provided. Communal amenities include furnished rooms, a dining area set up for scheduled group meals, and walking paths, movie nights, and community activities, while safety's kept in mind with emergency alert systems and help with incontinence or health coordination, and, for those needing it, home health, hospice, and referral support options are available to fit different care needs, all in a home-like setting dedicated to the well-being of residents, especially men needing a place to stay while working on recovery or managing daily tasks.