If you or a loved one is struggling with substance abuse, long-term recovery is possible with inpatient rehab in California. With many levels of care, we know determining which treatment program is best for you can feel daunting. Our work as an inpatient rehab facility is rooted in knowing you are unique, and your treatment should be, too. At Profound Treatment, we provide a luxury oasis with personalized evidence-based therapies to support your journey to recovery. Let us help you learn about substance use disorders and how tailored treatment programs in a safe, nurturing environment can help you determine the best trajectory for your long-term wellness.
Understanding Inpatient Drug Rehab
An inpatient rehab is a level of care where you attend treatment in a specialized facility. Some of the features of an inpatient or residential treatment program include:
- Living in the treatment facility for an extended period
- Inpatient rehab can last for a few weeks, months, or a year or more
- 24-hour medical support for behavioral health care
- Medical detox
- Addiction rehab
- Alcohol treatment
- Drug addiction
- Mental health treatment
- Dual diagnosis
- Treatment programs for co-occurring disorders
- Around-the-clock support and supervision from medical professionals
- Inpatient treatment services
- Symptom management
- Monitoring physical and mental health care complications
- Coping strategies
- Skill-building training
- Medication management
- Relapse prevention
We know the idea of being away from home can be anxiety-inducing. However, at Profound Treatment, we have built an addiction treatment center that goes beyond treating your diagnosis. Our inpatient rehab in Southern California invites you into a lush and tranquil setting. Through this luxury oasis, we offer a supportive environment for self-discovery and understanding. We prioritize providing a comfortable yet structured environment to help you focus on your recovery journey and mental health.
Healing from substance use disorder (SUD) or a co-occurring mental health condition can be a lengthy process. Furthermore, the process can be mentally and emotionally draining. Along with providing psychotherapy, part of our job is creating a calm, stress-free environment where you can relax and recharge while focusing on healing.
You can take the first step towards recovery with our premier inpatient rehab facility in Southern California. Take our quick “Am I an Addict?” Quiz or “Am I an Alcoholic?” Quiz to learn how substance abuse can impede your well-being and quality of life.
Inpatient Drug Rehab vs. Outpatient Drug Rehab
There are many treatment options for substance abuse, which is a good thing. Whether you need outpatient rehab, an intensive outpatient program (IOP), a partial hospitalization program (PHP), or inpatient treatment, there is a level of care for you. However, we know that figuring out which level of care best suits your specific needs can become overwhelming. Thus, knowing the difference between inpatient and outpatient treatment can be invaluable to determining the right treatment plan for you.
The main difference between inpatient and outpatient programs is location. When you enter an inpatient residential treatment program, you stay in a rehab center. On the other hand, in outpatient programs, you can come to the treatment facility to receive counseling, group therapy, and other treatment services. Listed below are some of the other differences between inpatient residential treatment and outpatient treatment:
Inpatient Residential Treatment
- You live in the treatment facility
- Length of stay varies based on the treatment facility, your program, and your individual needs
- Our inpatient rehab is 28 days at the least, but can be extended to 90 days or more
- Time away from potential triggers and distractions
- 24/7 medical care and support
- Around-the-clock supervision and accountability
- Length of stay varies based on the treatment facility, your program, and your individual needs
- Addiction treatment programs typically start with medical detox
- Drug addiction and alcohol addiction
- Mental health services
- Some treatment programs focus only on mental health conditions
- Offers a safe environment away from triggers
- Space to fully focus on mental health care
- Some treatment programs focus only on mental health conditions
- Dual diagnosis treatment
- Treatment services for co-occurring disorders
- Substance abuse treatment
- Mental health treatment
- Treatment services for co-occurring disorders
- Aftercare: continuing care treatment services for addiction recovery
- Support to step down in your level of care to outpatient care
- Sober living options
- Additional rehab treatment features
- Clinical assessments
- Case management
- Individual and group therapy
- Individualized treatment plans
- Holistic modalities
- Family services, including family therapy
- 12-Step programs
- Intensive structured schedule
- High level of accountability from clinicians and peers
- Consistent peer support and community
- Access to luxury amenities for comfort and relaxation
Outpatient Treatment
- You attend treatment programs during the day or evening and return to the comfort of your home or a sober living home in the evening or at night
- Can maintain a daily schedule, work, school, and family obligations
- Structured but flexible treatment schedule
- In-person and telehealth treatment options
- The length of an outpatient care program varies based on individual needs
- Treatment typically lasts at least 3 months
- Evidence-based therapies in a drug and alcohol rehab program
- Individual and group therapy
- Individualized treatment plans
- Aftercare: continuing care referrals, support, and treatment services
- Mental health care professional for continuing psychotherapy
- Primary health care professionals
- Medication management
- Primary mental health services program
- Same treatment services as the addiction treatment programs
- Length of mental health treatment is ongoing for symptom management
- Based on individual needs, the type of mental health disorders, and treatment progress
- Length of mental health treatment is ongoing for symptom management
- Same treatment services as the addiction treatment programs
- Additional features
- 12-Step programs
- Able to attend treatment services locally
Looking at the features of inpatient and outpatient treatment can help determine which best supports your or your family members’ long-term wellness.
