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At Sacramento Wellness, we provide inpatient treatment in Sacramento with 24×7 support and daily therapy. Our DHCS licensed program helps adults stabilize after detox and build skills for recovery. You meet with a care team for therapy, medication review, and recovery planning. Call us at (877) 359-6760 to start an intake and check availability.
Inpatient Treatment With 24x7 Support in Sacramento
At Sacramento Wellness, you stay in our residence center for inpatient treatment in Sacramento. Our staff stays nearby 24×7 to support safety, rest, and recovery.
You follow a daily plan with groups, one to one counseling, and practice time. We use CBT and DBT to build skills for urges, sleep trouble, and stress. Our team checks medications, tracks withdrawal signs, and watches mental health changes.
We help you practice relapse plans for work, home, and family life. We set up aftercare in the Sacramento area, including outpatient therapy, and support meetings.
DHCS Licensed Treatment Center in Sacramento
Sacramento Wellness operates as a DHCS licensed treatment center in Sacramento. DHCS reviews our programs for health, safety, and program standards.
When you call, we walk you through the admission steps. We review consent forms, house rules, and what care includes. Our team covers staff coverage, check ins, and medication review. You also get details on visits, phone access, and daily schedule basics. If you use insurance, you share member details and we run a benefits check.
Who We Help With Inpatient Treatment
We help adults who need inpatient care in Sacramento. This care can fit you when using alcohol or drugs gets out of control. You may keep using it even when you want to stop. Due to this you may feel sick when you try to quit. Home may not feel safe for early recovery from substance use. Inpatient care gives you staff support all day and night.
We help you when:
- You face withdrawal symptoms after recent use
- When you relapse after outpatient care
- You need 24×7 staff support on site
- Addiction lead to unsafe choices
- Anxiety, depression, or trauma symptoms appear with substance use
- Home support feels too limited for early recovery
Our team reviews your substance use history and current symptoms during admission. We also review mental health needs and medication history. You get next steps for detox, inpatient care, and aftercare planning.
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What Inpatient Treatment Includes at Sacramento Wellness
For our inpatient treatment in Sacramento, you get a full day plan that builds recovery skills. You start mornings with grounding or meditation. Our team helps you join education sessions that cover addiction and coping methods.
We offer wellness time that supports focus and routine. You can take part in creative, journaling, or movement sessions. At our residential treatment center we give you shared rooms to connect and quiet areas to rest. We also protect your privacy under HIPAA rules.
Our team also provides private counseling and peer groups. We use CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, trauma focused counseling, and MAT when needed. A case manager helps you plan care for the weeks after you leave.
How We Move From Detox to Inpatient Care
Detox comes first, so your body can stabilize in a safe space. Staff monitors withdrawal symptoms and checks vital signs during detox care. Once symptoms ease, inpatient care starts with a daily routine and therapy support. Our care team uses detox notes to build the next care steps. At Sacramento Wellness our goal is to focus on safety, structure, and skill building.
This is how we move from detox to inpatient care:
- Symptom trend check: Staff reviews sleep, appetite, hydration, and withdrawal changes.
- Safety screening: Seizure risk, severe anxiety, and medical concerns arise first.
- Medication review: A medical professional checks current meds and adjusts doses when needed.
- Mental health check: Depression, trauma symptoms, and mood swings get added to your care plan.
- Inpatient intake meeting: You meet your counselor, set goals, and review program rules.
- Day one schedule starts: Groups, one to one sessions, workshops, and wellness time begin.
What We Treat in Our Inpatient Program
Our inpatient program supports recovery from alcohol and many drug patterns. Sacramento Wellness treats withdrawal risks, cravings, and relapse cycles inside a medically supervised center. Our program also covers mental health symptoms that link with substance use.
Each plan starts after a full intake review. The medical team set goals, track progress, and plan next steps.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Alcohol use disorder affects sleep, mood, and daily responsibilities. You may drink more heavily and feel sick when you stop drinking. Our inpatient program team supports withdrawal care, daily therapy, and skill work. We also build a plan to control triggers, cravings, and support after discharge. Our team also encourages family sessions to support safer communication when needed.
Opioid Use Disorder
Heroin, fentanyl, or painkillers can lead to opioid use disorder. Cravings can rise quickly and raise overdose risk.
During our inpatient care, you receive monitoring, therapy, and recovery education each day. We use medication assisted treatment (MAT) to control cravings and withdrawal symptoms when required. Our team plans to step down care before discharge.
Benzodiazepine Dependence
Xanax, Valium, and similar sedatives can lead to benzodiazepine dependence. Stopping sudden use can raise seizure risk and severe anxiety. Our medical care team reviews dose history and creates a taper plan while you are in our inpatient care program.
We also provide counseling and group sessions to teach stress relief skills. Staff tracks sleep, appetite, and mental health signs each day.
Stimulant Use Disorder
Cocaine and methamphetamine can drive stimulant use disorder. Some people face long wake periods, agitation, poor eating, and a hard crash. In inpatient care, you follow a routine that supports rest, nutrition, and therapy. Sessions focus on cravings, impulse control, and coping skills for stress. Our team reviews mental health symptoms that rise during early recovery.
Polysubstance Use
Using more than one drug at a time is polysubstance use, sometimes mixed with alcohol. Each mix can raise medical risk and make withdrawal harder to predict. Our inpatient care program covers every substance, dose pattern, and recent use timeline.
We address cravings, sleep, mood, and safety needs across the use of polysubstance. You practice relapse prevention skills that match your daily life. We also help you with methods to control high risk situations after discharge
Co-Occurring Conditions
Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and bipolar symptoms can occur alongside substance use. Substance use can hide symptoms or make them worse. In inpatient care, you receive therapy that covers both areas and supports healthier coping.
Psychiatric evaluation and medication management can support mood, sleep, and panic symptoms. Our team builds an aftercare plan that includes mental health follow up.
We Care Dual Diagnosis in Inpatient Program
At Sacramento Wellness, dual diagnosis support brings mental health care into inpatient treatment. You may face anxiety, depression, PTSD, panic, or bipolar symptoms during substance recovery. Alcohol and drugs can affect sleep, focus, and mood. Our dual diagnosis inpatient program treats addiction and mental health issues at the same time.
We start with screening and a full review of your history. Therapy targets thoughts, stress responses, and daily coping skills. Psychiatric support reviews medications, side effects, and symptom changes. Daily check-ins track mood, sleep, and safety risks. You leave with follow up steps for outpatient therapy, psychiatry visits, and recovery supports near Sacramento.
Therapies We Provide in Inpatient Treatment in Sacramento
With inpatient treatment in Sacramento, we use therapy to build daily recovery skills. You meet with counselors and peers in planned sessions. We focus on thinking, emotions, and choices that increase the urge of using substances. Therapy also supports sleep, focus, and relationships. Each method fits your goals, risks, and support needs during your stay in our inpatient program.
CBT
CBT gives you a way to spot harmful thinking loops. You look at self talk, snap judgments, and all or nothing rules. Our counselor helps you test new responses in daily life. You also build a short plan for high pressure moments. Sessions include worksheets, checklists, and short skill drills. You track progress week to week.
DBT
DBT focuses on skills for intense emotions and sharp mood swings. We train four skill areas such as present focus, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and relationship skills. Our team teaches steps you can use during conflict or panic. You practice how to set boundaries in real situations.
Individual therapy
Our individual therapy gives you private time with a counselor. We talk about history, stress load, grief, and life events related to substance use. Our care team fixes weekly goals and reviews progress in each meeting.
A counselor helps you plan routines that support sleep, meals, and daily structure. You also map supports for work, court, or family needs.
Group therapy
Group therapy brings peer feedback and shared problem solving. You hear how other adults manage similar struggles. Our team helps you practice communication skills in a safe room with staff support. Group therapy covers topics like accountability, shame, healthy routines, and refusal skills. You also build trust and learn how to ask for early help.
Family therapy
Family therapy helps rebuild trust and improve communication skills. Such therapy sessions include partners, parents, or other close supporters when you want family involvement.
Our therapist keeps the sessions calm, fair, and respectful. We talk about boundaries, support roles, and daily expectations at home. Family sessions can also cover education on addiction and warning signs.
Relapse prevention skills
Relapse prevention skills focus on risk control after inpatient care. We map high risk places, people, and routines linked to past use. Our care team built a plan for weekends, paydays, and social events. The team helps you manage urges, sleep loss, and conflict. We create a call list and a meeting plan for quick help.
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What to Expect Each Day in Inpatient Treatment
Each day in inpatient care follows a planned rhythm. At Sacramento Wellness, you start with check ins, then attend therapy and skills classes. Meals and rest are part of the daily routine, with 24×7 staff support.
- Morning ritual: You wake up and check in with staff. A quick health check supports safety and comfort. Breakfast and a short grounding practice help you start the day with focus.
- Counseling and skill sessions: Group sessions run through the day and focus on support and relapse prevention. You also meet one to one with a counselor for personal goals and progress checks. Workshops teach how addiction affects the brain and body. You also practice coping skills to regulate daily stress. Staff also checks medications and tracks health changes during care.
- Meals, movement, and wellness time: You get regular meals and planned breaks. Wellness time can include fitness, creative work, or journaling, and outdoors activities when available.
- Quiet time and evening wrap: Quiet time supports rest, reading, and writing. Evening check ins help you plan for sleep and the next day.
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Charles Van LeuvenExecutive Director -
Chris SharghiProgram Director
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Dr. Christian SmallMedical Director
How to Start Inpatient Treatment at Sacramento Wellness
At Sacramento Wellness, the first step is to contact us at (877) 359-6760 Sacramento residents can also use the same step, then travel to our El Dorado Hills campus for inpatient treatment.
Before the call, gather all your basic details. Share recent alcohol or drug use, withdrawal history, and current symptoms. You also need to share mental health symptoms, past treatment, and current medications.
This is how you can start the treatment:
- Phone review: Share safety risks, use pattern, and current symptoms
- Start date plan: Choose an arrival time that fits availability
- Arrival and check in: 2011 Kaila Way, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
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How Long Inpatient Treatment Lasts
Most inpatient programs last 30 to 90 days. A 30 day stay can cover early therapy and routine. A 60 or 90 day stay gives more time to build habits and strengthen relapse prevention skills.
The timeline of our inpatient treatment in Sacramento depends on withdrawal risk, substance history, health, and mental health symptoms.
Our team reviews progress each week and updates treatment plans. Discharge planning starts early so you leave with follow up care near Sacramento, like outpatient therapy, and support meetings.
What Happens After Inpatient Treatment
After inpatient treatment, you shift into care that supports daily life. At Sacramento Wellness, our team helps you choose the right next level of care. This step protects progress after you leave residential care.
Many people step down to IOP or outpatient therapy. You may also continue medication support and mental health care. Support meetings and sober living can add structure, based on your needs.
Before discharge, we create an aftercare plan with you. It includes follow up appointments, a relapse plan, and a support contact list. We also review housing, work needs, and family support so your plan suits your daily routine.
Why People Choose Sacramento Wellness for Inpatient Treatment
People choose Sacramento Wellness when they want residential care with clinical support. You get a program that focuses on safety, daily treatment, and next care planning.
- 24×7 medical support: Physicians, nurses, therapists, and case managers stay available around the clock.
- Dual diagnosis care in one plan: Care addresses substance use and anxiety, depression, or PTSD symptoms together.
- Personal care planning: Your plan follows your health history, use history, and recovery goals.
- Daily structure with therapy and wellness: You get daily therapy plus wellness options like mindfulness, fitness, and journaling.
- Calm residential campus near Sacramento: The El Dorado Hills location stays close to Sacramento and supports focus on recovery.
- Aftercare planning starts early: Your plan can include outpatient referrals, sober living referrals, and peer support after discharge.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is inpatient treatment?
Inpatient treatment is residential care. You stay on site and follow a daily schedule. Staff supports safety, therapy, and recovery planning.
Who benefits from inpatient treatment in the Sacramento area?
People choose inpatient care when home support feels limited. Many need help after detox, relapse, or heavy use. Inpatient care adds structure, daily therapy, and supervision.
What therapies do you use in Inpatient Treatment at Sacramento Wellness
We at Sacramento Wellness use CBT, DBT, individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy. Therapy focuses on cravings, stress control, and relapse prevention skills. Our plan matches your needs and goals.
How does dual diagnosis care work in inpatient treatment
Dual diagnosis care addresses substance use and mental health needs together. The team tracks mood, sleep, anxiety, and depression symptoms. Therapy and medication support can work in one plan.
How long does inpatient treatment last
Length varies across each person. Many programs run 30 to 90 days. The team reviews progress and updates next steps during care.
How do I start inpatient treatment at Sacramento Wellness
Start with a phone call and a first assessment. Share recent use, withdrawal history, and current symptoms. The team reviews fit, coverage, and start timing.
What should I bring for an inpatient stay
Bring photo ID, insurance card, and a list of medications. Pack comfortable clothes and basic toiletries. Leave alcohol, drugs, weapons, and valuables at home.
What happens after inpatient treatment
Many people step down to IOP or outpatient therapy. Some continue medication support and mental health care. Your aftercare plan lists follow up visits and support options near Sacramento.
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