Progress Foundation Crisis Program

Progress Foundation Crisis Program is a behavioral health and substance use treatment provider in San Francisco, California, offering a community based alternative to acute psychiatric hospitalization.

This crisis residential program provides short term stabilization in a 24 hour therapeutic setting for single adults experiencing psychiatric crisis with cooccurring substance use challenges.

Located in the Sunset area, the program emphasizes a homelike, neighborhood based environment rather than an institutional one.

What kind of treatment does Progress Foundation Crisis Program offer?

The program provides short term crisis residential treatment in a 24 hour therapeutic setting as an alternative to acute psychiatric hospitalization.

Care includes crisis intervention, one to one counseling, skill building and therapeutic group support, with residents connected to community services during and after their stay.

Who can get help?

This program serves single adults experiencing a psychiatric crisis, including those with serious mental illness and cooccurring substance use or other disorders.

Admission is voluntary and treatment plans are individualized to each client's strengths and goals.

Where is the program located?

Progress Foundation Crisis Program is in San Francisco's Sunset area.

The handicap accessible residence features seven bedrooms, a large kitchen and ample community space designed to encourage social interaction and reduce isolation.

What payment options are available?

Access to San Francisco residential treatment generally requires San Francisco residency and San Francisco Medi Cal or proof of application for SF Medi Cal.

Additional payment options may include Medicare, private insurance, self pay and financial assistance.

How do I start?

Progress Foundation does not accept self referrals for residential treatment.

Referrals typically come through mental health clinicians, hospitals, outpatient clinics or crisis evaluation pathways.

A Path Toward Stability

Progress Foundation Crisis Program in San Francisco offers a compassionate, homelike alternative to hospitalization for adults facing crisis and cooccurring challenges.