Outcomes matter. Our continuum of care is designed with one goal in mind – lifelong recovery. Our programs are designed to inform and equip patients to reclaim their lives, work and relationships. And our numbers show it.
Patient Outcomes
Our Outcomes
Prosperity PHQ-9 Score
Minimal Depression: 1 to 4
Mild Depression: 5 to 9
Moderate Depression: 10 to 14
Moderately Severe Depression: 15 to 19
Severe Depression: 20 to 27
n = 427
The Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) is a measure assessing severity of depression, with a max score of 27. Lower scores indicate decreasing depression severity
Prosperity RAS Score
The Recovery Assessment Scale (RAS) is a measure assessing overall recovery, with a max score of 205. Higher scores indicate that psychological well-being, social participation and support are increasing; and distress, psychiatric symptoms, and general emotional health severity are decreasing.
SASE Scores
The Substance Abstinence Self-Efficacy Scale (SASE), adapted from the Alcohol Abstinence Self-Efficacy Scale (AASE), is a measure assessing confidence to abstain from using substances and temptation to use substances. Higher scores in confidence to abstain and lower scores in temptation to use indicate decreasing dependence on substances and increasing recovery.
With outcomes like this, you can choose a Prosperity program with confidence. You’ll have a clear direction of where you’re going and what you’ll need to get there. You’ll feel and see the changes that take place in your recovery from our home to yours. See what others have to say about their experience with Prosperity