Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center – Chillicothe, Ohio
The Floyd Simantel Clinic is an 18-bed residential mental health facility operated by Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center (SPVMHC) in Chillicothe, Ohio. The clinic provides transitional housing and treatment for men and women with ongoing psychiatric conditions, including those with mild to moderate co-occurring addiction. The clinic also offers forensic services for individuals involved in the criminal justice system.
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About Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center
Floyd Simantel bridges the gap between psychiatric hospital discharge and independent living, a transition that often leaves people without adequate support if no structured option exists. Residents must maintain sobriety prior to enrollment, reinforcing the clinic’s focus on stabilization and reintegration rather than acute detox or crisis-level addiction treatment.
Clients receive individual psychotherapy, group therapy, and behavior modification as part of a broader continuum that connects them to other SPVMHC resources, including general medical care, psychiatric services, and outpatient counseling.
What Makes the Floyd Simantel Clinic Different?
The Floyd Simantel Clinic addresses the specific moment after a psychiatric hospital stay, when someone is stable enough to leave the hospital but not yet ready to live on their own. That distinction matters for people whose primary diagnosis is a serious mental illness with addiction as a secondary concern. Their needs look different from someone entering detox, and this clinic centers on that reality rather than treating every resident the same way.
Trust Features
- CARF
Levels of Care
- Inpatient/Residential
- Sober Living Homes
Population(s) Served
- Men
- Women
Treatment Offerings
- Group Therapy
- Psychotherapy
- Case Management Services
Payment Options/Accepted Insurance
- Medicaid/Medicare
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Get Answers About Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center
The clinic serves adults with ongoing psychiatric conditions, including those with mild to moderate co-occurring addiction, who need structured transitional housing after a psychiatric hospital stay or while stabilizing in the community.
Yes, residents must maintain sobriety for a period of time before they can enroll. This requirement reflects the clinic’s focus on stabilization and transitional living rather than acute detox.
Yes, forensic and transitional counseling services are available for clients whose mental health and substance use issues have intersected with the criminal justice system.
Unlike the Rulon Center and Lynn Goff Clinic, which are dedicated substance use residential facilities, Floyd Simantel is classified as an OhioMHAS Class 1 mental health facility. This means it primarily provides psychiatric stabilization and transitional housing, with addiction as a secondary, lower-acuity concern.
Yes, Floyd Simantel links clients to general medical care, psychiatric treatment, and outpatient therapy across the broader SPVMHC network to deliver continuity of care after they leave residential treatment.
The Floyd Simantel Clinic holds a 3.2 rating on Google, as of June 2026. Past clients describe staff as kind and responsive, with some specifically noting help finding housing to help with their recovery journey.
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