Behind the Numbers
Foundation Stone’s 2025 reporting describes change across three different residential environments. This overview shares what the organization’s public release reported—and the context readers need to interpret it responsibly.
Accountability begins with clarity about what was measured and what the information can and cannot tell us. These are organization-reported, group-level summaries. They do not predict what any one person will experience, establish that a program caused a particular result, or support a direct comparison among programs serving different populations. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.
What Was Reported
The percentages below reproduce the headline changes described in Foundation Stone’s March 5 distributed release. They are organization-reported summaries rather than independently verified findings.
Third-party measurement and benchmarking
Measured through Trac9
Foundation Stone uses Trac9, a behavioral-health outcomes platform. Trac9’s Global Recovery Score combines symptom and resilience measures and allows participating programs to compare aggregate results with national treatment benchmarks.
What the numbers represent
Reported increase in Trac9 Global Recovery Score at week four
Women’s residential recovery
The Pearl
The release also described improvements in optimism and quality of life within The Pearl’s women’s residential recovery community.
Men’s residential recovery
Legacy Texas
The release also described gains in resilience and commitment to sobriety within Legacy Texas’s structured residential program for men.
Residential mental health
Foundation Stone Wellness
The release also described reductions in measures related to depression, anxiety, and other pathology factors within its mental-health-primary setting.
How to read the percentages: These figures describe changes in a composite assessment score—not the percentage of clients who recovered.
Primary source: “Built on Measurable Healing: Foundation Stone Family of Programs Releases 2025 Outcomes Across Specialized Environments”, a Foundation Stone press release distributed through EIN Presswire on March 5, 2026.
Beyond One Measure
The release described change in several areas across the three programs. Readers may request the complete report for more information and context.
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Resilience and optimism
The release described improvements in resilience and optimism measures across the three residential environments.
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Therapeutic alliance
The release also described strong therapeutic-alliance indicators and rising therapist-satisfaction scores during care. The public summary does not identify the instrument or response rates.
03
Engagement after discharge
Follow-up information was described as suggesting continued therapy, recovery-community participation, and lifestyle changes after discharge.
Read With Context
How to Interpret This Overview
Third-party platform, organization-reported figures
Trac9 provides the measurement and national benchmarking platform. Foundation Stone supplied the release, and EIN Presswire distributed it. Use of a third-party platform and press-release syndication do not establish that these specific program figures were independently audited, validated, or endorsed.
The public release does not include the complete methods
The summary does not provide full sample sizes, instrument definitions, inclusion rules, missing-data handling, follow-up rates, statistical analyses, or study limitations.
Not a program ranking
Each program serves a distinct population in a different environment. Differences in residents, measures, timing, and available data mean these percentages should not be treated as a head-to-head comparison.
Not an individual promise
Group averages cannot predict or promise a particular result, determine whether a program may be appropriate, or replace a conversation with a qualified professional.
One Family
Foundation Stone’s programs share a commitment to individualized, clinically grounded care while maintaining distinct identities, populations, and daily environments.
Women’s residential recovery
The Pearl
A women’s residential addiction treatment and long-term recovery community centered on emotional safety, structure, connection, and time.
Men’s residential recovery
Legacy Texas
A structured residential addiction and trauma treatment program for men, grounded in accountability, brotherhood, responsibility, and 12-Step practice.
Residential mental health
Foundation Stone Wellness
A residential mental health program offering a restorative setting for clinically guided care, reflection, regulation, and reconnection.
Continue the Conversation
Families, referral professionals, payors, researchers, and members of the media may contact Foundation Stone with questions about the reporting or to request the complete 2025 outcomes report. Our admissions team can also discuss whether one of our programs may be appropriate for a person’s needs.