San Bernardino County Treatment Centers

Liberty House Recovery is a drug and alcohol detox and residential rehabilitation center on The Terrace in Redlands, California. Treatment plans are individual and trauma-informed, combining evidence-based therapy with holistic work, and dual-diagnosis programs treat co-occurring mental health conditions alongside the substance use rather than after it. Private and military insurance and self-pay are accepted, with insurance verification available including TriWest coverage.

51 beds

Located just outside of Los Angeles, in the mountains of Lake Arrowhead, California, Zinnia Health Serenity Lodge is an accredited addiction treatment center for men. Our 22-acre property with 48 private and semi-private beds is the perfect environment to foster a peaceful, comfortable recovery.

Advanced Therapeutic Services runs outpatient addiction and behavioral health treatment from two Southern California sites, in Barstow and Rancho Mirage. Its clinical lineage is unusual for an outpatient program: co-founder Jim Herndon co-authored an abstract in the ASAM Journal of Addictive Diseases in 2005 finding that buprenorphine detoxification improved patient retention, and that protocol went on to be recognized nationally as a model for opiate detox. Josie Ramirez-Herndon, the founder and chief executive, has worked in behavioral health and addiction services since 1987. The program is a Blue Distinction Center by Anthem Blue Cross and holds CARF accreditation.

Rancho Recovery is a six-bed residential drug and alcohol treatment program in the foothills above Rancho Cucamonga, California. The small size gives a high staff-to-client ratio across medically monitored detox, residential care, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment, and dual-diagnosis care is available for clients with co-occurring mental health conditions. The program is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (license 360158AP) and certified by The Joint Commission. Medicare, private insurance, military coverage, state funding and self-pay are accepted.

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.

His House on West 9th Street in Upland provides residential addiction treatment within the His and Her Houses network, which has treated alcohol and substance use disorders in southern California since 1994. The network runs gender-specific houses — separate facilities for men and for women — with detox, residential inpatient, intensive outpatient and sober living available across it, along with dual diagnosis care and faith-based recovery programming. It holds state, federal and Joint Commission licenses and is licensed and certified by the California Department of Health Care Services. Coverage includes Medicare, private insurance and state funding.

New Creation IOP is an outpatient addiction treatment program in Ontario, California, serving San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties and the towns around Ontario — Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Colton, Chino, Pomona, Claremont and Montclair. It runs a stepped continuum: partial hospitalization at five days a week, intensive outpatient at either five or three days (roughly 10 to 12 hours), and outpatient care at one or two days a week, with evening hours and a sober-living option so clients can keep working. It is licensed and certified by California's Department of Health Care Services, and is part of His House New Creation Addiction Treatment, which has provided recovery services since 1994. Medicare is accepted here, as are private and military insurance and state funding.

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.

Inland Valley Recovery Services has worked in San Bernardino County since 1962 and has grown into a full continuum rather than a single program: detoxification, residential and outpatient treatment, aftercare, education, and individual and group counseling, so someone can move between levels without leaving the organization. It is certified by California's Department of Health Care Services.

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.

Inland Valley Recovery Services (IVRS) has provided substance abuse recovery and counseling in Upland, California since 1962, serving roughly 4,000 people a year. Its continuum includes residential and inpatient treatment, detoxification, outpatient and intensive outpatient programs, and perinatal services, with bilingual English/Spanish staff. IVRS is a nonprofit agency that accepts most private health insurance, including Aetna, Cigna, Anthem, UnitedHealthcare and Meritain.

Embrace Life Change is a six-bed residential treatment facility in Ontario, California, specializing in mental health conditions and co-occurring substance use. Its size is the point: with six beds the program builds individual treatment plans from a LOCUS-based assessment, combining CBT, DBT and ACT with medication management and family involvement, and group work focused on trauma, relationships and managing emotions. A psychiatrist and a medical doctor are on staff, which lets psychiatric and physical health be handled together rather than referred apart, and aftercare planning is treated as part of the treatment rather than an afterthought. Medicare, private insurance and state funding are accepted.

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.

His House 9th Street Apartments in Upland is the structured sober-living and residential arm of the His and Her Houses network, which has treated substance use disorders in Southern California since 1994. This site provides residential care and partial hospitalization with faith-based programming and dual-diagnosis support; the network's facilities are gender-specific, so men and women are treated separately. His House is accredited by The Joint Commission and licensed and certified by California's Department of Health Care Services, publishing its facility license numbers and expiry dates. Detox is available within the network rather than at this address, so someone who needs it can start there and step down to here. Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and state funding are accepted.