Coastal Detox

Typical items to bring include comfortable clothing, personal toiletries (alcohol-free when possible), prescription medications in their original bottles, a photo ID, insurance information, a small amount of cash for incidentals, and any approved personal items recommended by the admissions team.

Clients are typically asked not to bring drugs, alcohol, weapons, drug paraphernalia, revealing clothing, large amounts of cash, expensive jewelry, or unapproved electronics. Facilities may also restrict outside medications that are not approved by the medical team.

Please call admissions for guidance on essential items and what can be provided on-site, as this detail is not specified.

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Costs vary by level of care. Outpatient detox may cost about $100–$500 per session while inpatient detox can cost up to about $1,000 per day, though insurance may cover some services.

Yes. The facility accepts most commercial insurance plans and is in-network with many major insurance providers.

Yes. The facility provides medically supervised drug and alcohol detox services.

Inpatient treatment provides residential care with 24-hour medical supervision, while outpatient detox allows patients to attend treatment during the day and return home at night.

Typical detox treatment is about 14 days, although detox duration can vary depending on the substance used and the individual’s needs.

Programs include medical detox, residential detox, outpatient detox, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient programs (IOP), executive treatment programming, and recovery management services.

The program includes support groups and recovery groups, including traditional 12-step options, along with other group therapy formats.

The program is not described as faith-based.

Yes. The program uses medication-assisted treatment and medications such as opioid agonists or antagonists may be used during detox when clinically appropriate.

Clients receive care from physicians, nurses, therapists, counselors, and other clinical staff who provide medical supervision and psychological support during detox.

Treatment may include medication-assisted detox, group therapy, individual therapy, counseling, holistic therapies, massage, acupuncture, and nutritional support.

The program treats co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use disorders with individualized treatment plans addressing both conditions simultaneously.

Yes. The facility treats co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use disorders.

Yes. Clients have access to psychiatric evaluation and medical professionals including a medical director and clinical staff.

The program helps clients transition to the next level of care and offers ongoing support such as alumni programs and recovery resources.

Yes. Clients can access alumni support and are guided into continuing care programs after detox.

The center emphasizes medically supervised detox combined with holistic therapies, personalized treatment plans, comfortable accommodations, executive programming, and a family-owned approach focused on individualized care and strong staff support.