Residential Eating Disorder Treatment

Our Residential Program

Our residential programs are designed for those needing around the clock care, structure and support in order to recover from eating disorder behaviors that have somehow disrupted an individual’s quality of life.

With supervision and medical monitoring 24 hours a day, seven days a week, residential care serves as an alternative to hospitalization for some clients who are medically comprised as a result of dangerously low body weight or frequent purging.  Extra support is given to those who are beginning the refeeding process, who purge frequently and exercise compulsively.

Highlights of our Residential Programs include:

  • Weekly individual sessions with adult board certified psychiatrist
  • Minimum of three individual sessions with an eating disorder therapist or psychologist
  • Minimum of one session per week with a registered dietitian
  • Minimum of one weekly exam with a board certified primary care physician
  • Minimum of one family therapy session per week
  • Weekly virtual family support group
  • Weekly treatment team meeting on your behalf (including psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist and dietician)
  • Daily medical monitoring with registered nurses
  • Individualized program schedule of groups
  • Supported meals and snacks

As clients become more confident and comfortable with eating, they are able to progress through our phase system and practice increasing levels of independence with our partial hospital programs, intensive outpatient programs and recovery housing.

McCallum Place addresses all areas of your eating disorder. It’s so important to visit all these areas (physical, mental, emotional, and habitual) to fully understand your eating disorder and how to maintain your personal recovery.

– 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