Mainspring Recovery is expanding its services in Lynchburg, VA, with a new Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and a 37-bed Low-Intensity Residential Program launching in August 2025. These programs extend care beyond its existing high-intensity treatment, offering 45–60 additional days of structured support for Medicaid-insured adults. This step-down model ensures a smoother transition to independent living while addressing housing and access barriers. The expansion aims to improve long-term recovery outcomes, reduce relapse rates, and fill a critical service gap in Central Virginia. Mainspring plans to replicate this model in other underserved communities across the state.
United States, 14th Jul 2025 — Mainspring Recovery is proud to announce the expansion of its treatment services in Lynchburg, Virginia, with the launch of a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and a 37-bed Low-Intensity Residential Program, both opening in August 2025. This addition builds on Mainspring’s existing 74-bed high-intensity residential program, which provides comprehensive substance use disorder (SUD) treatment to Medicaid-insured adults in Central Virginia.
The new programs are designed to extend the treatment continuum by offering an additional 45-60 days of care post-discharge from residential treatment. By pairing PHP with Low-Intensity Residential services, Mainspring provides a seamless transition for clients who are stepping down from intensive care, allowing them to continue clinical engagement while living in a supportive recovery-focused environment.
“This expansion reflects our deep commitment to long-term recovery outcomes,” said Melissa Brown, Chief Growth Officer at Mainspring Recovery. “Extending care beyond residential treatment is clinically proven to reduce relapse rates, and we’re proud to offer a model that supports our clients every step of the way.”
The Partial Hospitalization Program delivers structured, day-based treatment that includes group therapy, individual counseling, psychiatric services, and relapse prevention education. Meanwhile, the 37-bed Low-Intensity Residential Program offers housing and case management for individuals participating in PHP.
Together, these programs form a comprehensive long-term care pathway—especially critical for individuals facing barriers such as housing instability, transportation challenges, and limited access to ongoing care.
To learn more about Mainspring Recovery’s programs or make a referral, visit www.mainspringrecovery.com.
Why This Expansion Matters
The need for expanded SUD services has never been greater. According to the Virginia Department of Health, the state has seen a significant rise in substance use and overdose-related deaths in recent years. Access to multi-level treatment including extended residential and partial hospitalization care plays a key role in reducing these statistics and supporting sustained recovery.
Mainspring’s new programs also help address a critical service gap for Medicaid members, who often struggle to find long-term recovery options that are both affordable and comprehensive. By introducing a step-down model in Lynchburg, Mainspring is not only offering continued care, but also creating a recovery ecosystem that fosters independence, accountability, and ongoing support.
Community Impact and Future Plans
This service expansion is expected to have a far-reaching impact on the Central Virginia region, supporting not just individuals in treatment, but also their families, local employers, and broader communities. By helping individuals stay in recovery longer and transition more successfully to independent living, Mainspring contributes to reduced recidivism, improved mental health outcomes, and stronger local economies.
Looking ahead, Mainspring Recovery is exploring opportunities to replicate this model in other underserved areas throughout Virginia. The organization remains focused on expanding access to high-quality, evidence-based treatment especially for populations historically marginalized by the behavioral health system.
About Mainspring Recovery
Mainspring Recovery is a Virginia-based substance use treatment provider committed to clinical excellence, compassion, and accessibility. Serving individuals across the Commonwealth, Mainspring accepts all Medicaid plans and delivers evidence-based care in a supportive environment designed to foster sustainable recovery.
Founded on the belief that recovery is possible for everyone, regardless of background, income, or circumstance, Mainspring Recovery offers a full continuum of care that meets individuals where they are in their journey. From high-intensity residential treatment to outpatient services and recovery housing, Mainspring tailors each treatment plan to the unique clinical, emotional, and practical needs of the client.
Mainspring’s approach is grounded in a trauma-informed, person-centered philosophy that prioritizes dignity, connection, and long-term healing. Services include comprehensive assessments, individualized therapy, group counseling, medication management, case coordination, peer recovery support, and relapse prevention, all delivered by licensed professionals and trained support staff.
Stay Connected
For media inquiries, partnership opportunities, or to schedule a tour of the new facilities, please contact the Mainspring Recovery outreach team at marketing@mainspringrecovery.com
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