Farmington, UT
Vivid Safe House is a short-term residential program in Utah for adolescents ages 12–17, serving all genders. It offers families immediate support during a crisis, disruption, or transition, with a small, home-like setting and 24/7 care.
Stays are brief, typically 1–14 days, with the duration based on individual needs. Each young person receives one-on-one support from licensed clinicians, therapeutic check-ins, psychiatric consultation when clinically indicated, and a predictable daily routine. The team conducts an individualized assessment upon arrival and collaboratively develops a treatment plan with parents and referring professionals.
Vivid Safe House is licensed by the state of Utah and accredited by the Joint Commission, allowing most families to seek insurance reimbursement.
The program offers respite and emergency placement, and works closely with families, programs, and referral sources to support transitional care. Call for more information and ownership details.
