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California Outpatient Rehabs That Accept Humana

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Los Angeles, California

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Treatment Center, Outpatient Rehab

$$$$6 beds

Vanity Wellness Center is a 6-bed luxury detox clinic for those suffering from addiction and co-occurring disorders (dual diagnosis). We offer customized evidence based treatment programs for each of our clients. It is our goal to address and treat the underlying issues and incorporate fun into sobriety. Full recording studio and gaming center along with weekly activities.

Claremont, California

Outpatient Rehab, Top Luxury Rehab

Hathaway Recovery is a residential addiction treatment center in Claremont, California running a full continuum: medically assisted detox as the first step, then residential treatment, partial hospitalization for people who need intensive programming without living in, and an intensive outpatient program for those attending during the day from home. Trauma is the organizing idea — the program teaches that unhealthy behaviors are coping skills carried out of past pain, and it offers trauma therapy specifically for people who have served in the military, alongside family therapy and dual-diagnosis care for depression, anxiety and related conditions. Hathaway is Joint Commission accredited, ASAM qualified and credentialed, and licensed by California's DHCS in compliance with Title 9, Chapter 5. It holds an in-network TRICARE contract, and works with Aetna, Ambetter, Anthem, Blue Cross, Cigna, Humana, Kaiser Permanente and United Healthcare among others.

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