Our luxurious, two mansion facility is located in Los Angeles on two acres of land, overlooking the beautiful hills of Southern California. Restore is a supportive, sober healing environment for people to undergo drug or alcohol addiction treatment in a private setting.
Yes. Restore is accredited by The Joint Commission (Joint Commission). Joint Commission is one of the leading, non-profit organizations that provides accreditation for hospitals and treatment centers. By receiving approval from The Joint Commission, this signifies that the facility displays hard work and effort, and has met the organization’s high standards.
The following is a list of what you will need to bring with you to treatment at Restore Health and Wellness Center:
Bring 30 days’ worth of toiletries and beauty products, including:
This list of prohibited items was created to ensure your safety and to create the best environment for your recovery. The following items are almost always banned:
You may be surprised by some of the items on this list, such as games and playing cards, video games and DVDs, or sporting equipment. These items are prohibited to help you avoid distractions and allow you to focus on your recovery. However, we will have items available to you during certain, appropriate times.
You will also find that outside food and drinks are banned because we maintain an atmosphere that is focused on health and wellness. Three meals a day, snacks and beverages will be provided to you. If you have special dietary needs, please let us know and we will accommodate these needs.
Yes, you are allowed to bring current prescribed medications (no samples). They must be in the original pharmacy bottle which shows prescription information. Medication will be subject to inspection and will be reviewed by the medical director at Restore.
Residents of Restore Health and Wellness Center can call home to loved ones on weekends, or while under the supervision of Therapists and Case Managers during the week.
Treatment typically lasts anywhere from 45 to 90 days. The length of stay will depend on your individual needs, the severity of addiction, and the level of care needed. Although some people can start out in residential rehab, others may require detox as their initial phase of addiction recovery. It is important that you complete each level of care necessary for your unique addiction. This will ensure that you are physically and psychologically prepared for life after treatment, and have the tools to be successful in sobriety maintenance and addiction recovery for the years that follow.
Restore Health and Wellness accepts most health insurance providers, including: Cigna, Humana, Aetna, AmeriHealth, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Value Options, United Healthcare, and Medical Mutual among many others.
Yes. The co-occurrence of a substance use disorder and mental illness is commonly seen in people who seek addiction treatment. Both disorders must be addressed in order for treatment to be successful. Restore offers dual diagnosis programs that are specifically designed to treat both drug or alcohol addiction and underlying mental illnesses. Common mental illnesses treated in addiction recovery at Restore Health and Wellness include: anxiety and panic disorders, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and eating disorders.
Restore is one of the leading providers of drug and alcohol rehab detox treatment in Southern California. We incorporate our cutting-edge knowledge and research into addiction treatment and recovery, so that our array of valuable treatment programs and rehabilitative therapies can help you achieve lifelong sobriety. Our supportive healing environment, and multidisciplinary team of highly qualified staff, makes Restore the most innovative setting for you to begin your journey of recovery. Restore Health and Wellness is accredited by The Joint Commission, meaning that our facility is a trusted source for addiction recovery services.
We Accept Most Major Insurance Companies. We accept other forms of payment to make treatment affordable for yourself or a loved one