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Authored By:Oasis Editorial Staff
Medically Reviewed By:Louisa Gee Taking the first step toward recovery is a monumental decision that requires immense courage and a supportive environment. At Oasis Eating Disorders Recovery, we recognize that the path to healing is rarely a straight line and often requires different levels of care to ensure long-term success. For many individuals in Los Angeles, CA, and throughout the state, transitioning from a highly monitored hospital setting or residential treatment directly back into the stresses of daily life can be overwhelming. To provide a necessary bridge, we offer a specialized transitional living option through our sister mental health program. This step-down model provides a safe, structured home environment where residents can practice the recovery skills they are learning in a real-world setting while remaining connected to a multidisciplinary team.
Our specialized housing is designed to foster independence while providing the clinical accountability necessary to prevent relapse. These properties are offered exclusively to individuals who are actively participating in our partial hospitalization programs (PHP) or intensive outpatient program (IOP). By living in a community focused on wellness, residents can find a sense of belonging and support that is often missing in traditional outpatient settings. We are committed to bringing this high level of individualized care to the Central Valley and beyond, helping every young adult and adolescent reclaim their story, transitioning back to their daily lives with ease and comfort.
Choosing to step down into transitional living is a proactive way to safeguard the hard work you have already done in higher levels of care. At Oasis Eating Disorders Recovery, we prioritize creating a space where healing happens through connection, compassion, and expertise. Our sister program’s housing provides the comfort and support of a home with the clinical structure required to foster growth and discovery. While in residence, you will remain fully integrated into our intensive day treatment programming, allowing for a seamless transition as you move toward integration into life post-treatment.
Our program amenities are specifically chosen to support your daily recovery and reduce the stress of logistics:
We handle all insurance verification and billing correspondence so you can focus entirely on your journey without the burden of red tape. Our goal is to bring this specialized care to the Central Valley, offering a welcoming community that firmly believes recovery is possible for everybody.
Our transitional living homes are located in quiet suburban communities in Central California, offering a slower pace and more residential setting than the denser treatment environments often found in Southern California and the Bay Area. The home-like atmosphere gives clients space to settle into everyday routines while continuing structured eating disorder treatment through Oasis.
Homes are comfortable, fully furnished, and stocked with everyday essentials. Clients can also participate in grocery shopping and meal preparation as part of gradually rebuilding confidence around food and independent living. Having housing, transportation, groceries, and daily necessities coordinated helps reduce outside stress so clients can focus more fully on recovery.






Connect with the admissions team at Oasis Eating Disorders Recovery for a confidential conversation about your needs. Reach out now to discuss your goals and verify your benefits.
Living away from home during treatment can bring understandable concerns about safety, privacy, and who you will be sharing space with. Our supportive housing is designed to provide a calm, respectful environment where clients can focus on PHP or IOP without unnecessary stress at home.
Specialized operations staff are available to support the homes and respond to resident needs, while clients remain connected to their clinical team throughout treatment. We closely monitor the community within each property, including interpersonal dynamics, boundaries, occupancy, and overall well-being, so every resident has the space to recover with dignity and respect.
We also maintain applicable accreditations and regularly review our standards as part of our commitment to providing safe, high-quality care.
We know that asking for help takes courage. Getting in touch is the first step. We’re here for you, no matter what. Once submitted, our admissions team will be in touch within 24 hours.
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Connect with our admissions team over the phone for a confidential conversation to understand your needs and goals.
Together, we’ll determine the level of care that best supports your recovery journey.
We create a comprehensive treatment plan to ensure continued healing and support with group therapy, nutrition, body image groups, individual/family sessions.
Oasis Eating Disorders Recovery provides the safe harbor needed to navigate the complexities of healing with confidence and grace. Our dedicated multidisciplinary team is here to walk alongside you, ensuring that every aspect of your physical and emotional health is nurtured in a truly supportive and affirming environment. By choosing a path that prioritizes your unique identity and lived experiences, you are making a brave commitment to a future filled with connection, stability, and wholeness.
We invite you to reach out to our compassionate admissions staff to discover how our comprehensive levels of care and specialized housing options can carry your journey forward. We handle all the logistics of insurance verification and clinical documentation to make your transition into treatment as stress-free as possible. Take the first empowering step toward food freedom and lasting peace today by contacting our team to learn more about how we can help.
The primary goal is to provide a safe, community-focused bridge between higher levels of care and independent living, allowing individuals to practice recovery skills with clinical support. This middle ground helps residents build confidence and reduces the isolation that often leads to relapse during transitions.
No, our transitional living properties are offered exclusively to individuals who are actively participating in our PHP or IOP eating disorder programs. This structure ensures that every resident receives the intensive clinical care and nutritional support they need while living in the community.
Our program offers transportation to the main clinical campus, 24/7 accountability to support your goals, and regular group therapy sessions within the home environment. These amenities are designed to remove daily stressors so residents can focus fully on their therapeutic work and long-term healing.
Eligibility is determined during our comprehensive admissions process, which includes a phone assessment and meeting with our clinical staff. We typically serve individuals who are medically stable enough for outpatient care but require a structured living environment to maintain their progress.
If you are struggling with medical complications, severe malnutrition, or find that you cannot maintain safety in an outpatient setting, you may need a more intensive level of support first. Our admissions team will help assess your situation to ensure you are placed in the program that best meets your physical and emotional needs.
Many major insurance carriers cover the costs of clinical programming like PHP or IOP, and we handle all benefits verification for you. While housing fees may vary, our team will provide a full summary of what is covered and discuss payment options with you before you begin.
![]() | Authored By: Oasis Editorial Staff Oasis Eating Disorders Recovery brings together clinical, nutritional, psychiatric, therapeutic, and operational expertise to support individuals struggling with eating disorders and related mental health concerns. Serving Fresno, Visalia, and the broader Central Valley, Oasis provides care for adolescents, young adults, and adults experiencing anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, ARFID, body image distress, and co-occurring conditions. Educational content for Oasis is shaped by professionals who understand the medical, emotional, behavioral, and relational aspects of eating disorder recovery. |
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