Skyway House Treatment Programs

Our Treatment Programs

Skyway House provides a continuum of care, tailored to meet the needs of each individual. Explore our core programs below.

Residential Treatment

The Skyway House Residential Treatment facility located in Chico, CA. serves adult men and women ages 18 and up. All clients receive extensive, one-on-one case management tailored to their particular life situation and their needs.  Clients participate in group and individual counseling, relapse-prevention, anger management, life skills classes, and Transitional planning. Our core educational curriculum is evidenced-based and is provided beyond all State Licensing requirements. Skyway House currently utilizes the Living in Balance Curriculum. Individual counseling is also provided on a weekly basis.  Skyway House offers additional educational aspects based on the client’s needs.  These components may include but are not limited to; parenting education, behavioral health services, grief counseling, and HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis-C and nutrition education. When Skyway House is not able to offer these services on site, community referrals may be employed.   

Skyway House Residential Treatment Facilities admits adult men and women who suffer from alcohol
and other drug abuse problems. Applicants must show a willingness to enter the facility and begin
an orientation period that will be reviewed at the first staff meeting following their fourteenth
day in the program. Applicants must demonstrate an ability to do the work required of them while
participating in the treatment process.

Prioritized admission is based on the severity of the presenting problem as well as other
environmental and social issues. The decision making responsibilities for entry and re-entry lie
with the admissions coordinator in conjunction with the Director of Clinical Services. Certain
individuals seeking services may be found ineligible based on specific criminal offenses,
communicable diseases or our inability to meet their needs due to certain issues including mental
and/or physical limitations. No person, who, within the previous 24 hours, has consumed, used, or
is still under the influence of alcohol or drugs shall be permitted on the premises.

Skyway House re-admits adult men and women who suffer from alcohol and other drug abuse problems
after an unplanned discharge. Applicants must show a willingness to reenter the facility and begin
a Blackout Period that may be 30 days in length. For re-admission to occur the following will
apply:

Individuals must have been out of facility for a minimum of 7 days unless it is determined the
admission may happen sooner.

• Individuals must have been out of facility for a minimum of 7 days unless it is determined the admission may happen sooner.
• Readmission is based on a decision of the Skyway House staff with input from the admissions
  office and Executive Director.
• An interview with applicant will be conducted with a Skyway House staff member.
• All requirements for admission must be met again.
• Admission and intake process may be repeated from beginning.