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Behavioral health demand is surging - while treatment remains fragmented and ineffective. The Place is building a high-margin, insurance-backed residential model designed for national expansion.
INVESTMENT SNAPSHOT:
Behavioral health has shifted dramatically in the last decade.
The fastest-growing addictions are no longer substances - they are behavioral:
Yet treatment models have not evolved.
Most programs are:
Demand is rising. Supply is inadequate.
The Place is a residential treatment model designed specifically for modern behavioral addiction and trauma.
We focus on:

We operate a 24-bed residential facility with 30-day AND 2-week treatment programs.
Revenue is generated through a hybrid model:
At stabilized occupancy (~80%), a single site produces strong, predictable cash flow. This model is designed to be replicated across multiple locations.

Early investors participate at the single-site valuation level, with upside tied to platform growth
You can contact us by contact Todd Borst at 916-698-4700 or via email: Todd.Borst@theplace.care with a brief note about a good time to contact you.

The Opportunity
We are raising $3,000,000 in equity to launch the first facility.
Shares via a private placement memo are at $20,000 per share. Use of funds:

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