Resurgence Behavioral Health operates a 50-bed drug rehab facility in Riverside County, California, offering medical detox, inpatient residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, outpatient care, and aftercare on a single campus. You do not change facilities, clinical teams, or start over as your needs change.
Resurgence Behavioral Health operates a 50-bed drug rehab facility in Riverside County, California, offering medical detox, inpatient residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, outpatient care, and aftercare on a single campus. You do not change facilities, clinical teams, or start over as your needs change.
Our admissions team answers 24 hours a day and verifies your insurance at no cost. Call 855-458-0050 to speak with a specialist about which level of care fits your situation.
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Most people arriving at our Riverside drug rehab have tried treatment before. What changes the outcome is not more of the same programming. It is a clinical model that treats the reason the drug use started, at a facility small enough for staff to know every patient by name.
Many Inland Empire programs run on volume: large censuses, high caseloads, and a fixed curriculum every patient moves through regardless of history. Resurgence has 50 inpatient beds, which keeps caseloads small enough that clinicians adjust treatment plans weekly rather than at discharge. Every patient works with an assigned therapist and case manager, and medical staff, LVNs and RNs, are on site around the clock.
Removing the substance is the beginning, not the goal. If the underlying driver (untreated depression, unprocessed trauma, chronic pain, a relationship pattern) is never addressed, relapse is not a moral failure, it is a predictable outcome. Our clinical assessment on day one is designed to identify those drivers, and the treatment plan is built around them rather than around a standard schedule.
Trauma-informed care means the environment itself is part of the treatment: predictable routines, staff trained not to re-traumatize, patient choice preserved wherever clinically possible, and no confrontational tactics. For patients whose substance use began as a way to manage trauma symptoms, this is the difference between tolerating treatment and engaging with it.
Not sure whether inpatient or outpatient is right for you? A specialist can tell you in one call.
Detox, residential treatment, outpatient care, and aftercare all operate at the same Riverside location. Patients step down through levels of care without changing facilities, rebuilding trust with a new team, or interrupting momentum at the point where relapse risk is highest.
Medical detox stabilizes the body and manages withdrawal under 24-hour supervision. Depending on the substance and the length of use, detox typically runs five to ten days, with medications used to control symptoms and prevent complications such as seizures. Vitals are monitored continuously and the protocol is adjusted as symptoms change.
Residential treatment is where the clinical work happens. Patients live on campus, removed from the people, places, and routines tied to their use, and follow a structured daily schedule of individual therapy, group work, psychoeducation, and recovery meetings. Gender-specific suites, on-site meals, a gym, and weekly massage support the physical side of recovery.
Thirty days is often enough to stabilize and build a foundation. Sixty days is usually the better clinical choice for long-term use, prior relapse, polysubstance use, or an untreated co-occurring disorder. The extra weeks are where new coping skills stop being theoretical. Length of stay is a clinical recommendation reviewed with you and, where relevant, your insurer.
Outpatient care maintains clinical contact while patients return to work, school, and family life. Programming includes individual counseling, group therapy, relapse prevention planning, and ongoing case management on a scheduled basis, and it also serves patients whose obligations rule out residential care from the start.
Because detox, residential, and outpatient all operate on one campus, your assessment, treatment plan, and clinical relationships carry forward. There is no discharge-and-refer gap; the transition between levels is a change in intensity, not a change in provider.
Withdrawal risk, medication protocols, and relapse patterns differ substantially by substance. Our Riverside programs are built around those differences rather than a single generic track.
Alcohol withdrawal is one of the few that can be fatal without medical management: seizures and delirium tremens are real risks for heavy, long-term drinkers. Our alcohol detox uses medically supervised tapering and symptom management, followed by residential treatment addressing the drinking patterns and the reasons behind them.
Fentanyl has changed opioid treatment: tolerance is higher, overdose risk is severe, and withdrawal is more protracted than with heroin or prescription opioids alone. We provide medically supervised opioid detox and medication-assisted treatment integrated with therapy, not offered as a standalone prescription. Narcan is kept on site at all locations.
Methamphetamine withdrawal is primarily psychiatric: severe depression, anhedonia, sleep disruption, and cognitive fog that can last weeks. Treatment emphasizes psychiatric support, structure, sleep and nutrition restoration, and behavioral therapies that address the reward-system damage stimulant use causes.
Heroin withdrawal is rarely fatal on its own but is severe enough that most people relapse before completing it unsupervised. Medically managed detox controls symptoms so patients can reach the treatment phase, and MAT is available where clinically indicated to reduce cravings and overdose risk after discharge.
Cocaine dependence produces intense psychological craving and crash cycles rather than a dangerous physical withdrawal. Treatment focuses on craving management, trigger identification, and the co-occurring anxiety or depression that frequently accompanies stimulant use.
Benzodiazepine withdrawal can be fatal and must never be attempted abruptly or alone. We use structured medical tapers with continuous monitoring, which take longer than most detox protocols, and address the anxiety or insomnia the prescription was originally treating so patients are not discharged into the same problem.
Most patients arriving at our Riverside facility are using more than one substance. Polysubstance detox requires sequenced protocols that account for interacting withdrawal syndromes, and treatment has to address every substance rather than the one that prompted the call.
Tell us what you are using and how long, and we will tell you what detox will actually involve.
Not knowing what happens after you walk through the door is one of the biggest reasons people delay treatment. Here is what inpatient drug rehab at our Riverside facility actually looks like.
Admission begins with a medical and psychiatric assessment: substance history, physical health, mental health diagnoses, medications, and prior treatment. From that, your clinical team builds an individualized treatment plan, level of care, medication needs, therapy focus, and length of stay, and reviews it with you the same day.
Weeks are structured: individual therapy sessions, daily group work, psychoeducation, CBT and DBT skills groups, 12-Step and SMART Recovery options, gym time, guided hikes, and one massage per week. Case managers meet with each patient weekly. Family visits are available on Sundays for approved loved ones.
Nursing staff are on site around the clock, medications are managed and adjusted as symptoms change, and psychiatric support is part of the treatment team rather than an outside referral. A licensed dietitian is available for patients who need one.
Discharge planning starts well before discharge. Patients leave with a written relapse prevention plan, scheduled outpatient sessions, medication continuity, and connections to local recovery meetings. The handoff is arranged, not suggested.
Detoxing at home is the single most common reason a serious attempt at recovery ends in the first week, and for some substances it is genuinely dangerous.
Alcohol withdrawal can cause seizures. Benzodiazepine withdrawal can be fatal. Opioid withdrawal, while rarely fatal alone, produces symptoms severe enough that most people use again before it ends. Medical supervision removes both the physical risk and the point where relapse becomes almost inevitable.
Patients are monitored continuously, with vitals checked on a schedule and medications administered to control symptoms as they emerge rather than after they escalate. Protocols are substance-specific and adjusted daily by medical staff.
Inpatient detox means staying on site with 24-hour nursing coverage, prescribed comfort and safety medications, hydration and nutrition support, and immediate access to a physician if complications arise. It is a medical service, not a waiting room.
The days immediately after detox carry the highest relapse risk. Because our detox and residential programs share one campus, patients move straight into treatment with the same clinical team, no discharge to the street, no waiting list, no new intake process.
If you are already in withdrawal, call now. We can often admit same day.
Every therapy we use is evidence-based and delivered by licensed clinicians. Which combination you receive depends on your assessment, not on a fixed curriculum.
CBT identifies the thought patterns that precede use and replaces them with workable alternatives. It is practical and skills-based: patients learn to recognize a craving as a predictable sequence rather than an inevitability, and to interrupt it.
DBT adds distress tolerance, emotional regulation, and interpersonal skills, which makes it particularly effective for patients whose use is tied to emotional volatility, self-harm, or unstable relationships. Skills are taught in group and reinforced in individual sessions.
Individual therapy is where personal history and trauma are addressed with an assigned clinician. Group therapy is where patients hear their own reasoning reflected back by peers. The two work together, and neither substitutes for the other.
Addiction is a family condition. Family sessions address enabling patterns, broken trust, communication, and boundaries, and educate loved ones on what recovery realistically looks like after discharge. Sessions are led by therapists trained in addiction and family systems.
Every patient leaves with a written plan: personal triggers, early warning signs, specific coping strategies, named contacts, meeting schedules, and what to do in the first hour of a slip. It is a document, not a conversation.
A large share of people with substance use disorders also live with a mental health condition that has never been properly treated. Treating one and ignoring the other is the most common reason treatment fails.
Relapsed after previous treatment? An untreated co-occurring condition is often the reason.
The right level of care depends on medical risk, home environment, prior treatment history, and how much structure you realistically need to stay sober.
Inpatient is indicated if you are physically dependent, have withdrawal risk, have tried outpatient without success, live somewhere that substances are present, or cannot get through a day without using. Outpatient works when the home environment is stable and the medical risk is low.
Repeat treatment is not failure. It usually means something was never treated. Our assessment specifically examines what previous programs missed: an undiagnosed co-occurring condition, an inadequate length of stay, or a discharge with no real aftercare.
Treatment is confidential and protected by HIPAA. FMLA allows eligible employees up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave for treatment, and your employer is not entitled to your diagnosis, only to certification that leave is medically necessary. We handle that paperwork discreetly.
Our couples program admits both partners, each with their own individual therapy and treatment plan, plus joint sessions on codependency, enabling, trust, and communication. It works when both partners are willing to do the individual work, not only the relationship work.
Treatment that requires translation is treatment at a disadvantage. We support Spanish-speaking patients and families so that clinical sessions, family involvement, and admissions conversations all happen in the language the family actually uses.
Our facility sits in Jurupa Valley, minutes from central Riverside and within easy reach of most of Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
We admit patients from across the Inland Empire, including downtown Riverside, Jurupa Valley, Moreno Valley, Corona, Norco, Eastvale, Rialto, Fontana, Ontario, Redlands, San Bernardino, Perris, and Hemet, as well as families traveling from Orange and Los Angeles counties.
Local treatment keeps family involvement realistic, Sunday visits and family sessions actually happen, and it means aftercare, sober support, and local recovery meetings are already in place when you discharge. Recovery built in the community you live in is easier to maintain.
A 50-bed census, one campus covering every level of care, licensed nursing on site around the clock, dual diagnosis capability, couples admission, and pets welcome during residential treatment. Those are structural differences, not marketing claims, and they are what patients notice in the first week.
Cost is the most common reason people delay treatment, and usually the easiest to resolve. Verification is free and takes about two minutes.
We accept most PPO plans, including Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Shield of California, Aetna, and Molina Healthcare. Under the Affordable Care Act, substance use treatment is an essential health benefit, so ACA plans must cover it comparably to other medical care.
For insured patients the meaningful number is not the sticker price. It is your deductible, copay, and covered length of stay. We check all three against your specific policy and tell you the figure before admission rather than after.
Have your insurance card, policy number, and date of birth ready. Our admissions team contacts the insurer directly and confirms coverage for detox, residential, outpatient, therapy, and MAT. Authorization usually takes 24 to 72 hours, and expedited approval is often available when there is significant health risk.
Call anyway. We can discuss payment arrangements and financing options, and point you toward county and state resources if we are not the right fit financially. No one should stay in active use because of an assumption about cost.
We verify your benefits at no cost and tell you your real out-of-pocket before you commit.
Riverside County has no shortage of treatment options. What it has had less of is a facility small enough to treat people individually and equipped enough to treat them completely.
Detox through aftercare on a single campus with continuity of clinical relationships. The transitions where most people fall out of treatment are the ones we removed.
Many of our team members, from leadership to therapists, have struggled with addiction themselves and now live in recovery. That changes how patients are spoken to, and it changes how quickly they engage.
Gender-specific suites, on-site cooks, a full gym, weekly massage, guided hikes and beach outings, and pets welcome during residential treatment. Comfort is not a luxury in early recovery. It is what makes staying possible.
Admissions answer 24 hours a day. One call is enough to find out where to start.
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Our treatment team includes medical professionals, certified addiction counselors, licensed therapists and trained addiction specialists. Many of our team members, from leadership to therapists, have struggled with addiction themselves and now live a life of sobriety. We know addiction, because we have been there.
At Resurgence, you are not just a number. Each patient receives one-on-one care and a customized treatment plan built by clinicians who get to the root of the addiction, not just the symptoms.
| Group | Type | Address | Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| AA Riverside Downtown | Alcoholics Anonymous | 4080 Lemon St, Riverside, CA | Map |
| NA Riverside Central | Narcotics Anonymous | 3759 Orange St, Riverside, CA | Map |
| Al-Anon Riverside | Family support meetings | 3696 Maple St, Riverside, CA | Map |
| AA Arlington Heights | Alcoholics Anonymous | Victoria Ave & Arlington Ave, Riverside, CA | Map |
| NA Canyon Crest | Narcotics Anonymous | Canyon Crest Towne Center, Riverside, CA | Map |
| Al-Anon La Sierra | Al-Anon | Near La Sierra Metrolink Station, Riverside, CA | Map |
| AA Mission Grove | Alcoholics Anonymous meeting | Mission Grove area, Riverside, CA | Map |
| NA Orangecrest | Narcotics Anonymous | Orangecrest Parks, Riverside, CA | Map |
Our addiction treatment center for residents of Riverside can provide you with a solution in the form of evidence-based therapy and a range of treatments that systematically address every issue that led you to this point. It takes bravery to admit that professional help may be required, and Resurgence will help you to use that momentum to transform your life for the better and quit substance abuse for good.
When considering the best detox and drug rehab centers in Riverside, CA, residents can access for addiction treatment, Resurgence Behavioral Health is at the top of the list. We follow each of the principles of effective treatment as explained by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. These principles include aspects such as providing care for co-occurring mental health disorders, offering long-term medically-assisted treatment, and creating a personalized treatment plan.
Our ultimate goal is to provide you with the tools to overcome addiction and the space to heal and overcome the difficulties that you face. Call us at 855-458-0050 and let Resurgence be your guide through the profound changes in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.
| Area of Interest | Description | Distance | Google Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mission Inn Museum | Historic landmark with spa & architecture | ~1 mi | Map |
| Mount Rubidoux Park | Scenic hike & free Easter sunrise service | ~0.5 mi | Map |
| California Citrus State Historic Park | 250-acre citrus grove & education | ~5 mi | Map |
| The Cheech Marin Center (“The Cheech”) | Chicano art museum with 700+ pieces | ~1 mi | Map |
| UCR Botanic Gardens | 40-acre plant collection open to the public | ~6 mi | Map |
| Fairmount Park | Riverside’s largest park with a lake & golf | ~2 mi | Map |
| March Field Air Museum | Historic aircraft & military exhibits | ~10 mi | Map |
| Lake Perris State Recreation Area | Boating, hiking, and a family camping area | ~15 mi | Map |
| Whitewater Preserve | Wildlife trails and Southern CA nature | ~20 mi | Map |
| Fairmount Park Golf Course | Quiet green space with rec amenities | ~2 mi | Map |
After finishing your rehab program, many things in your life will change, for the better. You may no longer want to be friends with substance-abusing friends, or you will want to find new things to enjoy during the free time that gets you out of the house. Finding new sober-friendly attractions near Riverside can be an important step in your recovery as you find new things that you enjoy and expand your horizons. It can help you to fill your time in healthy and constructive ways to help you to embrace your new drug- and alcohol-free life after rehab.
So, what is there to do near Riverside that does not involve alcohol or drugs but is still entertaining? To give you ideas, some of the best sober-friendly attractions near Riverside include the following.
The UC Riverside Botanic Gardens can be an excellent way to spend your day. Explore the stunning botanical gardens with some friends or family. It is a living muse that helps to inspire all people who visit it. A great deal of research and education takes place at the UC Riverside Botanic Gardens thanks to the wealth of fauna and flora that stretches for miles. Take a walk along the many scenic trails on offer and spend a few minutes relaxing on the ideally located benches throughout the garden.
The UC Riverside Botanic Gardens can be an excellent way to spend your day. Explore the stunning botanical gardens with some friends or family. It is a living muse that helps to inspire all people who visit it. A great deal of research and education takes place at the UC Riverside Botanic Gardens thanks to the wealth of fauna and flora that stretches for miles. Take a walk along the many scenic trails on offer and spend a few minutes relaxing on the ideally located benches throughout the garden.
Enjoy a relaxing night at one of the few places that still offer drive-in theatre experiences at the Van Buren Drive-In Theatre. See some of the latest blockbuster movies in the comfort of your car. The drive-in often has 3 movies to choose from on each visit, with 2 screens available. Put your seat back or open the back of your SUV and be taken on a journey of fun and excitement with your friends or family at this classic drive-in theatre.
Individualized treatment programs delivered in a comfortable, relaxed setting promote healing in your recovery journey.
| Neighborhood | Description | Map |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Riverside | Cultural core with Mission Inn, restaurants; walkable; strong rehab attendee flow | Map |
| Eastside | Diverse residential, close to UCR and the Botanic Gardens | Map |
| Arlington Heights | Hillside citrus-grove community with historic Victoria Ave & Citrus Park | Map |
| Canyon Crest | Affluent near UCR; residents from this area often seek outpatient treatment | Map |
| Mission Grove | Family-friendly near Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park | Map |
| Orangecrest | Master-planned, strong schools | Map |
| Victoria | Mid-century homes, quiet, good schools | Map |
| La Sierra | Transit-connected, growing suburban hub | Map |
| Wood Streets | Craftsman charm, orange-tree lined; older demographic | Map |
| Alessandro Heights | High-end hillside area, ideal for residents seeking private-pay rehab | Map |
Detox typically runs five to ten days. Residential treatment is most often 30 or 60 days, with 60 recommended for long-term use, prior relapse, polysubstance use, or an untreated co-occurring disorder. Outpatient care continues for weeks to months after residential treatment. Length of stay is a clinical recommendation, reviewed with you and your insurer.
Often yes. After a confidential phone assessment we verify your insurance and schedule intake; when detox is medically needed we can frequently admit the same day. Call 855-458-0050 to find out what is available right now.
We accept most PPO plans, including Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Shield of California, Aetna, and Molina Healthcare. Verification is free and takes about two minutes, and we tell you your deductible, copay, and covered length of stay before admission.
Alcohol, opioids and fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, benzodiazepines and other prescription drugs, and polysubstance use. We also treat co-occurring mental health conditions through our dual diagnosis program.
For some substances, no. Alcohol withdrawal can cause seizures and benzodiazepine withdrawal can be fatal. Opioid and stimulant withdrawal are rarely fatal alone but are severe enough that most people relapse before completing them unsupervised. Medical detox removes both risks.
Yes. Both partners can be admitted, each receiving individual therapy and their own treatment plan, plus joint sessions focused on codependency, enabling behaviors, trust, and communication. Call to confirm whether both partners qualify for admission together.
FMLA provides eligible employees up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave for treatment. Your employer is not entitled to your diagnosis, only to certification that leave is medically necessary. We handle the medical certification paperwork discreetly.
Dual diagnosis treatment addresses a mental health condition and a substance use disorder at the same time, by the same clinical team. If you have been through treatment before and relapsed, an untreated co-occurring condition such as depression, PTSD, or BPD is one of the most common reasons.
Yes. Resurgence is a pet-friendly facility and pets may stay with you during inpatient treatment. Emotional support animals and service animals are welcome with current vaccination documentation.
Our residential facility is at 3686 Pacific Ave, Riverside, CA 92509, in Jurupa Valley, minutes from central Riverside and accessible from across Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
You leave with a written relapse prevention plan, scheduled outpatient sessions, medication continuity, and connections to local recovery meetings and alumni support. The handoff to the next level of care is arranged before discharge, not left to you.
You do not have to figure this out alone. If you or someone you love needs drug or alcohol rehab in Riverside, California, we are here to help. Our admissions team at Resurgence Behavioral Health will answer every question you have, verify your insurance, and help you understand exactly what treatment will look like before you ever walk through our doors.
Call 855-458-0050 right now. Someone is available to speak with you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The call is confidential, and there is no obligation. Taking the first step is the hardest part. We make everything after that as straightforward as possible.
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