Vital Health Behavioral Healthcare - Maumee & Toledo, Ohio

Q: What addiction treatment services does Vital Health offer in Toledo and Maumee Ohio?

Vital Health offers ambulatory detox, Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), day treatment, case management, peer support, counseling, and Vivitrol or Sublocade when clinically appropriate after a medical evaluation. We serve Maumee, Toledo, Perrysburg, Sylvania, and Northwest Ohio.

Q: Does Vital Health accept Medicaid in Ohio?

Vital Health accepts Ohio Medicaid, Medicare, and most commercial plans. Coverage depends on the specific plan and service. Use Verify your insurance or call or text (419) 740-3022 for confirmation.

Q: What youth mental health services are available at Vital Health?

Vital Health offers youth day treatment, case management, school-based behavioral health services, and a summer youth behavioral health program for adolescents. Our youth programs help young people build resilience, emotional regulation, and coping skills in a supportive therapeutic environment.

Q: Where is Vital Health located and how do I schedule an appointment?

Vital Health is located at 111 Clinton Street, Maumee, OH 43537. Call or text (419) 740-3022. Building hours are 7:00 AM–8:00 PM. Human phones are answered 8:30 AM–6:30 PM. Saturday service hours are available. After hours, our AI intake agent responds and transfers requests to the team; case-manager support may be available. A same-day assessment may be available depending on the service and availability.

Q: Does Vital Health offer recovery housing in Northwest Ohio?

Vital Health provides recovery housing in the Maumee and Toledo area. Availability, eligibility, and services should be confirmed directly with the team.

Q: What is the difference between PHP and IOP at Vital Health?

PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) is a structured full-day treatment program typically 5-6 hours per day, 5 days per week, for those needing intensive support. IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) is 3-4 hours per day, 3-5 days per week, allowing clients to maintain work or school while receiving treatment. Both programs include group therapy, individual counseling, and evidence-based interventions.

Q: Can schools refer students to Vital Health for behavioral health services?

Yes, Vital Health partners with local schools including Maumee City Schools, Toledo Public Schools, Springfield Schools, and Queen of Apostles. School counselors and staff can submit referrals through our School Referrals page. We offer school-based services, youth day treatment, and summer behavioral health programs.

Q: What makes Vital Health different from other behavioral health providers?

Vital Health was founded by people with lived experience in recovery, which means our leadership understands the journey firsthand. We are Joint Commission Accredited, ORH Certified, and employ 50+ dedicated healthcare professionals. We offer a complete continuum of care from detox through recovery housing, treating the whole person — not just symptoms.

Vital Health Clinical Team

Serving Maumee, Toledo & Northwest Ohio

For Providers: Refer a Client (419) 740-3022 info@vitalhcare.com

Clinically Reviewed By: Nicole Foley, LISW-S — Chief Operating Officer(August 2026)

Now Enrolling — Summer 2026

Youth Summer Program

Where Kids Grow, Thrive & Belong

A 10-week behavioral health-focused summer program designed to build emotional resilience, social confidence, and lasting life skills for children ages 5–17.

June 1 – August 7, 2026

Ages 5–17

10 Weeks

Limited Spots Available

Call (419) 740-3022 Enroll Now

Built for Every Child's Behavioral Health Journey

Our program combines evidence-based therapeutic approaches with engaging activities to help children develop the emotional and social skills they need to thrive.

Behavioral Health Skill-Building

Evidence-based strategies for coping, decision-making, and self-awareness

Emotional Regulation

Learn to identify, express, and manage emotions in healthy ways

Social Skills Development

Build confidence in peer relationships and communication

Therapeutic Activities

Art therapy, music, movement, and expressive activities

Safe & Supportive Environment

Licensed clinicians and trained mentors create a nurturing space

Fun & Engaging

Field trips, games, talent shows, and community celebrations

Choose Your Track

Each age group has a tailored curriculum designed for their developmental stage, led by licensed professionals and trained behavioral health aides.

Young Explorers

Ages 5–9

Play-based therapeutic activities
Emotional identification & expression
Social interaction & sharing skills
Creative arts & sensory activities
Small group settings
Dedicated behavioral health aide
Conflict resolution training
Weekly progress reports for parents

Discovery Builders

Ages 10–12

Play-based therapeutic activities
Emotional identification & expression
Social interaction & sharing skills
Creative arts & sensory activities
Small group settings
Dedicated behavioral health aide
Conflict resolution training
Weekly progress reports for parents

Growth Leaders

Ages 13–17

Play-based therapeutic activities
Emotional identification & expression
Social interaction & sharing skills
Creative arts & sensory activities
Small group settings
Dedicated behavioral health aide
Conflict resolution training
Weekly progress reports for parents

Substance Abuse Track

Ages 14–17

Substance abuse treatment & prevention
Emotional identification & expression
Social interaction & sharing skills
Peer support & accountability groups
Coping skills for triggers & cravings
Family involvement sessions
Relapse prevention planning
Weekly progress reports for parents

Trusted Partners

We're proud to collaborate with local schools and community organizations to make our programs accessible to all families.

Maumee City Schools • Toledo Public Schools • Springfield Schools • Queen of Apostles • Local community organizations

Enroll Your Child Today

Spots are limited for our Summer 2026 program. Complete the form and our team will contact you within 24 hours to discuss enrollment.

June 1 – August 7, 2026

Ages 5–17

111 Clinton St, Maumee, OH 43537

Accepts Medicaid & most insurance

Questions? Call us directly at (419) 740-3022 or email info@vitalhcare.com

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages does the summer program serve?

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Our program serves children and teens ages 5–17, divided into four age-appropriate tracks: Young Explorers (6–9), Discovery Builders (10–12), Growth Leaders (13–17), and a specialized Substance Abuse Track (14–17).

When does the program run?

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The 2026 Summer Youth Program runs from June 1 through August 7, 2026 — a full 10 weeks of structured programming.

Is this covered by insurance?

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Yes! We accept all Ohio Medicaid managed care plans (CareSource, Molina, Buckeye, United Healthcare Community Plan, Anthem, AmeriHealth Caritas, Aetna Better Health, Humana Healthy Horizons) as well as Medicare and most commercial insurance plans.

What makes this different from a regular summer camp?

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Our program is led by licensed clinicians and behavioral health aides — not camp counselors. Every activity is designed with therapeutic goals in mind: building emotional regulation, social skills, coping strategies, and self-awareness. Children receive weekly progress reports and individualized attention.

Does my child need a diagnosis to participate?

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No. While many participants have behavioral health needs, any child who would benefit from building emotional resilience, social skills, and coping strategies is welcome. We'll discuss your child's specific needs during enrollment.

What does a typical day look like?

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Days include a mix of therapeutic group activities, creative arts, physical movement, skill-building sessions, and fun social activities like field trips and talent shows. The schedule is structured but flexible to meet each group's needs.

How do I enroll my child?

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Fill out the enrollment form above or call us at (419) 740-3022. Our team will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your child's needs, verify insurance, and complete the enrollment process. Spots are limited, so we encourage early registration.