San Bernardino Treatment Centers
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San Bernardino, California
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San Bernardino, California
Anza Wellness and Recovery runs intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs in San Bernardino for substance use, mental health and dual diagnosis, on an integrated model that treats physical and mental health together. What sets it apart is what it does about housing: the center has partnered with local agencies to provide temporary housing for eligible homeless and economically disadvantaged clients for the duration of their program, and clients can combine IOP or PHP with a structured living environment. For someone whose treatment would otherwise fail for want of somewhere to sleep, that is the deciding detail.
San Bernardino, California
Veterans Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program (VARP) is a San Bernardino, California addiction treatment provider founded in 1979 to serve veterans and now open to adults with or without military service. Its residential program, Gibson House, offers 30- to 90-day stays, alongside medically supervised withdrawal management, outpatient services, sober living, and medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. VARP accepts Medicare and military insurance.
San Bernardino, California
Valley Star provides residential mental health treatment in San Bernardino, California. The program serves adults with activity therapy, group therapy, case management, and psychiatric services. Valley Star accepts Medicare, private insurance, and offers a sliding fee scale.
San Bernardino, California
Valley Star in San Bernardino, California provides residential substance use treatment, operated by Stars Behavioral Health Group. The program accepts Medicare and state-funded insurance.
San Bernardino, California
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