Turning Point of Tampa's residential programs consist of three levels of care:

Level I: Level I provides highly focused, intensive, 24-hour treatment in a structured environment. This level addresses issues such as maintaining abstinence, relapse prevention, acceptance/denial, dysfunctional relationships, and trauma issues while promoting personal responsibility.

Level II: The requirements for direct admission to level of care are--completion of a previous intensive 28-30 day program, and clinical assessment. Level II continues with therapy and includes 20 hours or work per week. It is concerned with transition into the community through employment, attending school, or performing volunteer work while attending afternoon and evening groups. For some clients, this represents the first time they are able to function as recovering, responsible, contributing members of society.

Level III: There are no direct admissions to Level III. This level is achieved through completion of Level II only. At this level of care, clients must work or volunteer 40 hours per week, along with attending a minimum of 11 hours of group meetings per week, including an individual session.
For all levels of care, special emphasis is placed on optimizing daily living skills to ensure beneficial transition into the community while maintaining a recovery-based lifestyle.