Comforting care, life-changing Residential treatment
Our Residential Living clients have access to care 24/7 in the comfort of our home environments and benefit from Monte Nido’s clinical, medical, psychiatric, and nutritional expertise as they learn, heal, and recover.
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Advantages of Residential care
Our Residential living clients have a dedicated team of care professionals, including doctors, psychiatrists, nurses, dietitians, therapists, and mental health counselors. Together, we create a comprehensive treatment plan to guide you on your path to recovery while staying in our home-like treatment settings.
Frequent medical support
Expert psychiatric care
24/7 nursing
Personable counseling
Full-time registered dietitians
Ongoing support
Family and loved one integration
Care coordination and discharge planning
Who is Residential living treatment for?
People of all sizes
All bodies deserve to be nourished. We provide weight and size inclusive care in all residential eating disorder programs because we know that healthy, recovered people come in all shapes and sizes. This means that our treatment will focus on behavior rather than weight-focused philosophies.
All ages and genders
Our residential living treatment provides gender-affirming, culturally aware, and trauma-informed care so that everyone feels welcome and safe and they can focus on healing.
We have programs to best serve you in your stage of life. Our teams are specialized in adolescent and adult treatment.
All diagnoses
We treat all eating disorders and co-occurring conditions. Our Residential Living treatment programs provide clients with structured, 24/7 access to care.
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Monte Nido outcomes and research
Potential clients and family members often ask, “Does your program work?” We continually evaluate the benefits of our treatment and have the only peer-reviewed decade-long post-graduate outcome study on residential eating disorder clients.
of clients experience continued reduced eating disorder symptoms after treatment. The vast majority of our clients demonstrate significant changes in symptoms and behaviors from admission to discharge and maintain those improvements. We are the first treatment provider to show lasting improvement 6+ months after treatment.
of adult clients in our residential treatment programs restored their weight if needed.
of clients with PTSD at admission had reductions in eating disorder symptoms. Additionally, 81% of clients with PTSD at admission had reductions in PTSD symptoms.
Learn about your care coverage
Our admissions team is here to help you get the support you need. We're in-network with most major insurance providers and coordinate agreements with those not in-network or uninsured.
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Our Residental care locations
With numerous live-in treatment options throughout the country, our residential living programs provide leading medical and mental eating disorder care in a comfortable, home-like environment.
Monte Nido Laurel Hill
Monte Nido Laurel Hill is located just north of Boston in the New England town of Medford, Massachusetts. Situated in a tranquil home, Monte Nido Laurel Hill provides a healing environment where clients can focus on recovery and regain a healthy relationship with food and their bodies. After treatment, clients can step down to one of our local Day Support centers, Monte Nido Walden Waltham or Monte Nido Walden Westborough, or other locations across the country for continued support.
Monte Nido Atlanta
At Monte Nido Atlanta, we provide residential eating disorder treatment to adults of all genders and Day (PHP) treatment for all ages and all genders. We treat anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, orthorexia, ARFID, OSFED, atypical anorexia, diabetes mellitus, and more at this Georgia-based location.
FAQs about residential eating disorder treatment
Every recovery journey is different. The length of stay in our residential program varies based on several factors and a typical stay is around 6 weeks.
Our goal is to help make eating disorder treatment accessible. We’re committed to working with families to access care and are in-network with many major insurance companies. We also coordinate single-case agreements with providers if we are not in-network. Learn more about our financial and insurance considerations.
Admissions will advise you with the most up to date packing list before you join us. However, here are items to remember:
Clothing: We suggest you bring casual, comfortable clothing as well as layers to accommodate different temperatures. This includes 1-2 weeks’ worth of comfortable clothing, undergarments, pajamas, two sets of clothes for yoga, comfortable shoes, and slippers. Some programs may have a pool, and usage is determined by the local team. Please check with admissions if packing a swimsuit is advised. You will be able to use the laundry facilities weekly.
Medications: Bring at least a 30-day supply of current medications or vitamins in original prescription containers. Our medical provider will write any additional prescriptions as needed. If a medication you take is difficult to find, notify us before admission so we can plan.
Personal Items: Bring toiletries (e.g., shampoo, conditioner, body wash, deodorant, toothpaste, and brush) and cosmetics you use daily. You may also bring hair styling tools, razors, tweezers, and nail accessories. For the safety of all clients, some items may be held when you are not using them.
Valuables: Money may be needed for outings when they occur. Bringing a credit card is preferable for your safety, but you may bring a small amount of cash if you do not have access to one.
Self-Care: Bring things that help ground and comfort you (e.g., musical instruments, coloring books, religious texts, a favorite blanket).
Technology: You may bring your cell phone, but please note that you will not have access to it unless there is an emergency or potentially until the end of your stay when the team deems it appropriate.
Personal Identification: You will need a copy of your driver’s license, passport, or other ID card, as well as a copy of your insurance card.
School Materials: Adolescent clients will have school 5 days per week, so bring whatever you need for current courses (e.g., books, laptop, or tablet). We partner with Learn Well to meet your educational needs year-round. You will have access to your laptop or tablet only during school times.
What NOT to Bring: food items, towels, bedding, sentimental or highly valuable items (e.g., expensive jewelry or electronics). We cannot be responsible for lost items. Please also arrange to be dropped off at the treatment center, as you are not permitted to drive and park your car onsite during the duration of your stay.
Visitors can bring you additional approved items, or you can purchase additional items online or on outings as needed.
If you have more questions or hesitations, we’re here to help. Please contact our admissions team at 888.228.1253 or fill out the form, and someone from our team will reach out to you soon to assist you.