California Treatment Centers — Inpatient Rehab

MAAC (Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee) is a nonprofit organization in Chula Vista, California, operating residential recovery homes — Casa de Milagros and Nosotros — for adults recovering from substance use. The program pairs residential recovery support with MAAC's broader mission of maximizing self-sufficiency through housing, education, and community services. MAAC accepts Medicaid and Medicare and offers services on a sliding fee scale.

Alpha Recovery Center in Lancaster, California offers medically supervised drug and alcohol detoxification with 24/7 monitoring, followed by residential inpatient and outpatient levels of care. The evidence-based program treats substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, and accepts most major insurance plans.

California Behavioral Health provides drug and alcohol rehab in Palm Springs and Cathedral City, California. The program offers residential treatment and outpatient programming with a structured admissions process and aftercare planning. CBH publishes patient outcome data and maintains several professional accreditations.

Design for Change is a JCAHO-accredited drug and alcohol rehab on East Avenue J in Lancaster, California, where the provider says its program has run for more than 20 years with a deliberately low client-to-staff ratio. Care begins with sub-acute detox and continues into a 30-day residential track, with co-occurring mental health treatment, a family program and post-treatment support; a second Lancaster site operates on 16th Street West. Private insurance and self-pay are accepted, including plans from Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem, Kaiser Permanente, Humana, Magellan, Health Net, TRICARE and ComPsych.

Mending Bridges has provided substance use and co-occurring mental health treatment in Orange County, California since 2014, running a full continuum from medically supervised alcohol and drug detox through residential inpatient care to partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programming. Its detox is delivered in a dedicated house, PHP gives intensive structure without an overnight stay, and IOP is for people living at home who need support around work or family. The approach is trauma-informed and holistic, and the program is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (license 300779BP, expiring October 2026). Private and military insurance are accepted, and it works with most major insurers.

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.

The Rose of Sharon 7 operates Divine Intervention Recovery Ranch, a residential substance use treatment program for adult women in San Jacinto, California. The program is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (license 330158AN) and offers intensive residential treatment for women seeking recovery. It accepts Medi-Cal (California Medicaid), private insurance, military coverage and self-pay.

Rebel New Life Treatment Center in Anaheim, California provides detoxification and residential treatment for men and women, combining faith-centered support with evidence-based clinical care. The center embraces a client-centered approach addressing the whole person — mind, body, and spirit — with individualized treatment plans that include experiential therapies and community building. Rebel New Life is listed with SAMHSA and Psychology Today.

Quest 2 Recovery provides drug and alcohol rehab in Lancaster, California. The program offers residential treatment and outpatient services with 24/7 confidential support. The facility serves the Antelope Valley region north of Los Angeles.

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Hope Canyon in San Diego is dedicated to combating the growing substance abuse epidemic by providing top quality detox and rehabilitation services. Beginning with medically supervised detox specifically designed to keep you safe and comfortable, we are committed to you and your recovery journey.

Clear Detox Center is an inpatient rehab facility and detox clinic on the Westside of Costa Mesa. The center is committed to helping individuals, whose lives are currently impacted by addiction, to regain their health, self-esteem and self-confidence, and take their place as happy, sober, productive members of the community.

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A comprehensive drug and alcohol rehab for men, women and women with children. Fees are sliding scale based for those with limited means.

Pacific Sands Recovery Center is a boutique detox and residential addiction treatment facility in Santa Ana, Orange County, offering just six beds — four in private rooms — for individualized care. The program treats drug and alcohol addiction, dual diagnosis, and complex medical conditions, with services including medically supervised detox, residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and 12-step programming. Licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services and JCAHO accredited, Pacific Sands also offers a dedicated rehab track for veterans. The facility accepts major insurance plans including Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, TRICARE, TriWest, GEHA, Magellan, and Carelon.

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.

California Recovery Center (CRC) runs a full continuum of addiction treatment across several locations in Roseville, California, just north-east of Sacramento — medically supervised detox including alcohol detox, residential inpatient care, a partial hospitalization program, intensive outpatient and regular outpatient treatment, and an ongoing aftercare and alumni program. Its inpatient and outpatient programs are separately licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services, the inpatient service is accredited by The Joint Commission, and the center is a NAATP member; it also operates a state-licensed DUI program and treats co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions. CRC accepts private insurance — including Kaiser, Sutter Health, Western Health Advantage, Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, Cigna, Magellan and TRICARE — as well as self-pay, with third-party financing available.

HealthRIGHT 360's Pomona location provides residential substance use disorder treatment as part of one of California's largest nonprofit healthcare networks. With roots tracing to the Haight Ashbury Medical Clinics (1967) and Walden House (1969), the organization now operates over 50 programs across 10 California counties, serving more than 45,000 people annually. Services span primary medical care, mental health, dental care, and substance use treatment, with specialized programs for women, children, the LGBTQ+ community, and justice-involved populations. The organization received $16.4 million in Proposition 1 funding to build a new behavioral health facility at the Pomona Family Campus. HealthRIGHT 360 serves all community members regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.

Bright Mission Recovery is a residential addiction treatment center in Acton, in the high desert north of Los Angeles, which also offers detox, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient care and sober living. It treats substance use alongside co-occurring mental health conditions, and both buprenorphine and naltrexone are available for opioid use disorder — so someone who wants medication-assisted treatment and someone who wants an antagonist rather than an agonist can both be accommodated. Payment is by private or military insurance, or out of pocket.

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