Housing Options

Living in a safe, comfortable, and supportive place can have a significant positive impact on a person’s life during and after their time in treatment for an eating disorder. At McCallum Place in St. Louis, Missouri, we offer a variety of housing options for adults and adolescents who are receiving residential or outpatient services with us.

Housing options for McCallum Place clients in St. Louis include the following:

McCallum Place

Our residential treatment center in St. Louis, Missouri, is an inviting, nonhospital environment that features offices, group rooms, art rooms, common areas, dining areas, a fully functioning gym, and comfortable client rooms. Adults age 18 and older who take part in residential care live at this location, where they can benefit from 24/7 monitoring and support.

Transitional Housing

Clients who are participating in traditional or extended partial hospitalization programming (PHP) at our St. Louis location may choose to reside in our transitional housing during nontreatment hours. With several transitional housing options to choose from, this is ideal for clients who do not live in the St. Louis area, as well as for those who would prefer to reside in an environment that may allow them to focus more completely on their treatment. Our transitional housing residences are located in a pleasant residential neighborhood in Kirkwood, just minutes from our treatment center. In addition, family housing is also offered in apartments a few miles away from programming.  

As painful as it is to be here and do what they’re asking, I don’t think I’d be able to do it without the McCallum Place support. You don’t have to know how to fix it, just be willing to listen and try their suggestions.

– A Former Resident
Marks of Quality Care
  • Eating Disorder Coalition of Iowa
  • International Association Of Eating Disorders Professionals (IAEDP)
  • National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD)
  • National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA)
  • RenewED, Eating Disorders Support
  • Residential Eating Disorders Consortium
  • Washington University in St. Louis