Facility profile Utah

New Haven RTC

Also known as New Haven

A program of 1 licensed homes

Open Saratoga Springs, Utah

New Haven RTC is a residential treatment center in Saratoga Springs, Utah, operated by Embark Behavioral Health. It has operated since 1995.

About New Haven RTC

It operates under a new corporation named Solacium.source It was run by InnerChange.source It was part of InnerChange (Dustin Tibbitts, President).source

It opened a new 10,500 square foot home, adding capacity for 16 more girls and their families.source 90% of students going home or to college after treatment.source A+ BBB rating; zero complaints since joining BBB in September 2007.source Awarded Utah's Best of State Award for Youth Treatment Centers, second year in a row.source New Haven families and staff contributed over 200 people and 400 hours of community service in Green River, Utah, over two days in September 2007.source It completed its first international service trip: 10 students with therapists and staff traveled to Peru.source

It published results of second major outcome study in three years.source Two students accepted into the UT All-State High School Art Show at the Springville Museum of Art.source Won Utah's Best of State Award, Youth Treatment Center category.source It operates two campuses: Spanish Fork and Saratoga Springs.source Stays lasted 10-12 months average.source

Sunrise and New Haven joined together to offer aftercare and transition services.source It was a member of NATSAP since 1999.source

Homes

The state licenses this program home by home: 1 on record, 1 open. Each has its own page with its licence and reports; their news, lawsuits and serious findings are gathered here too.

  • Saratoga Springs Academy New Haven – Saratoga Springs Academy | Saratoga Springs, Utah | Open

Survivor testimony

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Timeline

From the records: who ran it and the deals that moved it, its names, and the deaths, incidents, inspection findings, lawsuits and news stories on file. Point at an event, or tap "More about this", for the details.

1995201720182020202319952023

  1. 1995

    1. Opened

      Opened in Saratoga Springs, Utah

  2. 2017

    1. Incident

      Criminal charge

      Therapist Jason Scott Calder pled guilty to first-degree felony rape, object rape, forcible sodomy, forcible sexual abuse and obstructing justice.

      Criminal charge

      source

    2. Incident

      Sexual abuse

      In 2017 it was discovered that New Haven therapist Jason Scott Calder had repeatedly sexually abused a patient over several months.

      Sexual abuse

      source

  3. 2018

    1. Incident

      Criminal charge

      Jason Scott Calder pled guilty and was sentenced in 2018 to seven years to life in prison over sexual abuse of a New Haven resident.

      Criminal charge

      source

    2. IncidentJanuary 2018

      Criminal charge

      In January 2018 a judge sentenced former New Haven therapist Jason Calder to five years to life in prison for each of three first-degree felonies, served concurrently.

      Criminal charge January 2018

      source

  4. 2020

    1. Incident

      Criminal charge

      In 2020 former New Haven science teacher Daniel John Stutz was arrested for repeatedly sexually abusing his children and family members (not at the program).

      Criminal charge

      source

  5. 2023

    1. IncidentMarch 29, 2023

      Criminal charge

      Former science teacher Daniel John Stutz was arrested January 31, 2020 on four counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and sentenced March 29, 2023 to 10...

      Criminal charge March 29, 2023

      Former science teacher Daniel John Stutz was arrested January 31, 2020 on four counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and sentenced March 29, 2023 to 10 years to life per count, concurrent.

      source

Incidents on record

  1. 2017 Criminal charge

    Therapist Jason Scott Calder pled guilty to first-degree felony rape, object rape, forcible sodomy, forcible sexual abuse and obstructing justice.source

  2. 2017 Sexual abuse

    In 2017 it was discovered that New Haven therapist Jason Scott Calder had repeatedly sexually abused a patient over several months.source

  3. 2018 Criminal charge

    Jason Scott Calder pled guilty and was sentenced in 2018 to seven years to life in prison over sexual abuse of a New Haven resident.source

  4. January 2018 Criminal charge

    In January 2018 a judge sentenced former New Haven therapist Jason Calder to five years to life in prison for each of three first-degree felonies, served concurrently.source

  5. 2020 Criminal charge

    In 2020 former New Haven science teacher Daniel John Stutz was arrested for repeatedly sexually abusing his children and family members (not at the program).source

  6. March 29, 2023 Criminal charge

    Former science teacher Daniel John Stutz was arrested January 31, 2020 on four counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and sentenced March 29, 2023 to 10 years to life per count, concurrent.source

  7. Abuse

    Survivors report widespread emotional and sexual abuse, violent restraints, over-medication, solitary confinement and isolation from family at New Haven.source

  8. Incident

    HEAL categorizes New Haven RTC as a Confirmedly Abusive program.source

News coverage

  • The Salt Lake Tribune Jan 9, 2018 Arrest

    Utah therapist who pleaded guilty to raping teenage patient sentenced to prison for up to life

    A former therapist at the New Haven residential youth treatment facility in Utah County was sentenced to seven years to life in prison after pleading guilty to felony charges including rape, forcible sodomy, forcible sexual abuse, and obstructing justice. Court documents stated the therapist subjected a 16-year-old patient to sexual abuse during scheduled treatment sessions and subsequently instructed her to alter journal entries to conceal the misconduct.

  • Treatment Magazine Jun 5, 2008 Corporate

    NEW SOLACIUM CEO PLANS BIG PROGRAM EXPANSIONS

    Solacium’s new CEO, David Michel, announced plans to expand the organization’s therapeutic programs, including adding 30 acres to Fulshear Ranch in Texas and adding two new homes and a school building at New Haven’s north campus in Utah. The expansions aim to increase capacity and enhance services for youth in therapeutic settings. The company is majority owned by private equity firm CIC Partners.

Staff

Administration

  • Dustin Tibbitts

    Executive Director (2008-2009)source

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • John Q. A. Stewart

    NATSAP Board member, Executive Director (2008-2012)source

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Stewart Home School Chairman of the board and resident physician, Founder, 2009
    • New Haven NATSAP Board member, Executive Director, 2008-2012
    • InnerChange marketing
    • NATSAP board member

Notable staff

Licensing and inspections

Licensed as
New Haven dba Anthony House; New Haven dba Nightingale House; New Haven dba Parks House; New Haven dba Roosevelt House; New Haven dba Sacajawea House; New Haven dba Teresa House
License category
Outpatient Treatment
Licensed capacity
16
License expires
02/28/2027
Licensing action
Licensed
Phone on file
8013097235
Licensed addresses
258 W 400 N, Saratoga Springs, UT, 84045; 228 W 400 N, Saratoga Springs, UT, 84045; 2152 E 7200 S, Spanish Fork, UT, 84660; 2096 E 7200 S, Spanish Fork, UT, 84660; 2172 E 7200 S, Spanish Fork, UT, 84660

112 inspection reports on file. Search all Utah reports

The newest 25 reports, by date

Connections on the network map

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Acquisitions

  • Embark Behavioral Health Acquired this program (acquired)

Ownership

  • InnerChange

Documents

Documents on file (31)
Woodbury Reports Mentions (22)

From the Unsilenced archive

220 documents about New Haven RTC that Unsilenced collected and Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. They open on Unsilenced's Google Drive. Their whole folder: New Haven RTC.

Documents (142)
Complaints & Legal Actions (1)
New Haven dba Anthony House (14)
New Haven dba Nightingale House (14)
New Haven dba Parks House (12)
New Haven dba Roosevelt House (13)
New Haven dba Sacajawea House (11)
New Haven dba Teresa House (11)
Program Documents (2)

From SCIAD NET

6 documents about New Haven RTC that Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. SCIAD NET keeps them on Google Drive, where they open.

DHS Records (1)
Public Records (3)
Program Documents (2)

Wiki entries

Materials and links

External links

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Survivor posts and discussion

Reference and research

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Archived pages

From SCIAD NET.

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