California Recovery Center Roseville

California Recovery Center is a licensed treatment program at 423 Oak Street in Roseville, California, and it opened in 2018. It has held Joint Commission accreditation, a credential worth checking when you compare rehab centers in California. The setting is intentionally small, with 6-15 beds, so the atmosphere stays personal rather than institutional.

The center describes its work as personalized care for drug and alcohol dependence, with attention to what sits underneath a person's drinking or drug use. That means treatment here is built around an individual assessment rather than a single fixed schedule. Services described include medical detox, residential care while someone is enrolled, and alumni support after discharge.

Groups, one-on-one sessions and education are part of the week, and the program describes itself as calm and comfortable, with gardens and outdoor space for downtime. Families and referring clinicians can ask how communication works during a stay; the helpline can help you gather those answers before you call the center directly.

Care levels at California Recovery

Detox and mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction are the two care options listed for this facility, and the program pairs them with counseling rather than treating either alone. Medical detox is the first level of care for many people arriving with alcohol, benzodiazepines or opioids in their system, and it is supervised on site.

Options for therapy include private counseling together with cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, mindfulness therapy, motivational interviewing, psychoeducation and relapse prevention counseling. The center describes a holistic and evidence-based mix, so your week might pair structured group work with individual sessions and quieter practices. For California adults, this Roseville rehab lists detox and mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction in a small residential setting.

Substances addressed include alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine and opioids, along with co-occurring disorders. Withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines can be medically dangerous, so medical staff should oversee it rather than someone quitting abruptly at home, and that is why the center offers a detox level of care.

1. 1-on-1 Counseling
2. Relapse Prevention Counseling
3. Mindfulness Therapy
4. Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
5. Motivational Interviewing
6. Psychoeducation
7. Holistic
8. Evidence-Based
9. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Who this program is for in Roseville

1. Adults in midlife and older adults who want a small, structured residential program
2. Women and men seeking treatment for alcohol or drug dependence in Northern California
3. Professionals who need a discreet setting and a defined length of stay
4. People with anxiety, depression, trauma, stress or codependency alongside a substance use disorder
5. Anyone who needs medically supervised detox before starting counseling

Setting, size, and program length

Most stays last around 30 days, and with 6-15 beds the center keeps the group small. Amenities include gardens, access to nature and an outdoor lounge, and rooms come air-conditioned, private or shared. Services are provided in English, and the center opened in 2018. Ask the center how it adjusts the 30-day plan if a shorter or longer stay fits your needs before you commit to dates.

1. Gardens
2. Access to Nature
3. Outdoor Lounge

Paying for treatment here in Roseville

The listing shows cash pay rates as this center's payment option, and insurance is not confirmed there, so check coverage by phone before you plan around it. On the call, ask which insurers the center bills and what a 30-day stay would cost out of pocket. If you have Medi-Cal or another plan, the helpline can help you find out whether this program is in network and what prior authorization it requires. Coverage or admission cannot be promised in advance by anyone.

Questions before you are admitted

1. Is my insurance accepted here, and what will I owe after benefits are checked?
2. How is detox supervised, and who is on site overnight?
3. What does a typical day of therapy look like across the 30-day stay?
4. How are trauma, anxiety or depression treated alongside substance use?
5. What does aftercare include, such as outpatient treatment, support meetings or alumni events?