Sober Living While in Intensive Outpatient Programs

Living in a sober living house is common with intensive outpatient programs (IOPs). In many cases, those with SUDs don’t have somewhere to go back to or don’t want to return to the household or community they used to live in. There may be triggers or other concerns in those places. 

Sober living takes away those variables and helps encourage compliance with sober living rules. Additionally, men’s sober living home and women’s sober living homes are available, so you can feel comfortable in your space. 

Sober Living While in Partial Hospitalization Programs

Generally, those who are in partial hospitalization programs may be able to live in sober living facilities as well. Partial hospitalization programs usually take only a few hours a day every day, so having a sober living facility to return to can help encourage sobriety while away from medical, behavioral health, and mental health support. 

What To Expect While Living in a Sober Living Home

While in sober living, you’ll live with around five other people and begin working toward transitioning away from the treatment program. People living in sober living homes have often already started and graduated from substance abuse treatment programs, but all treatment centers work differently. Generally, those in sober living facilities focus on integrating back into normal daily life, but they may still attend outpatient treatment, individual therapy, or other types of treatment. 

How Solution Based Treatment Can Help You Find Sober Living

Once you complete your primary treatment plan at our treatment centers, we can help transition you into a sober living home with up to five other people there. There are different kinds of homes available, from those that welcome men or women to those with co-ed designs. When you’re ready to move on to sober living, speak with our team about your options at (833) 999-1941.

How Long Is Our Residential Treatment Program

At Solution Based Treatment, our residential treatment programs last between 30, 45, and 60 days. 

Do I Need To Detox Before Residential Treatment?

Yes, you will need to detox before you go into residential treatment. Those in residential treatment centers have already completed detox and are free of drugs or alcohol in their systems. Their focus is on recovery. If you still need to detox, you will usually do so separately before entering your residential treatment program. 

Our Approach to Treatment

At our facilities, our approach to treatment is to listen to you to really understand your wants, needs, and goals for treatment. We understand how difficult it can be to seek treatment, and we want you to know that we are on your side. We use evidence-based treatments and provide supportive health care to give you the best chance of success in our programs. 

Our Other Treatment Programs 

We don’t just help with sober living and residential care. We also help with detox, partial hospitalization, and outpatient services. 

Inpatient Detox Programs

Inpatient detoxification programs help get drugs and alcohol out of your system, allowing you to focus on your recovery without worrying about symptoms of withdrawal. 

Intensive Outpatient Programs

Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are outpatient programs that meet several times a week for a few hours each time. They help keep you on track while also giving you time for personal responsibilities outside the treatment program. 

Partial Hospitalization Programs

Partial hospitalization programs, also called “PHPs”, are programs that provide hospitalization for several hours a day to assist with treatment in a secure environment. These programs usually take around 20 hours a week and don’t require you to live at the facility.

Will Insurance Cover Residential Treatment?

For those who are insured plans will generally cover the cost of treatment to some degree. To learn how much you’ll pay for treatment, call our Admissions Department at (833) 999-1941. We can reach out and contact your insurer to verify your benefits in as little as an hour. 

PPO insurance coverage for Residential Treatment

If you have PPO insurance coverage, your insurance company will cover any treatment plan, in or outside of your network. However, the amount you pay will depend on if the provide is in your network or not. You’ll pay more for out-of-network care. 

HMO insurance coverage for Residential Treatment

If you have HMO insurance coverage, you’ll need to seek residential treatment through a provider who is in your network. Solution Based Treatment is in-network with many insurance companies. 

Detox Insurance Coverage

Many insurance companies cover detoxification as a medical service. Our Admissions Department can help determine if you have detox coverage when you call us to seek treatment.

Our Treatment Team

Our treatment team is built with professionals in the medical, substance abuse, and behavioral health spaces. We use evidence-based treatments to help you break the cycle of addiction and move forward with your life. 

Why Solution Based Treatment for Inpatient Residential Rehab?

At Solution Based Treatment, we put your needs first. Our goal is to help you along your journey to recovery and a life of sobriety. Our inpatient residential rehab offers 24-hour support to give you the best opportunity to work on yourself and your needs while in our care.

FAQ’s About Residential Treatment Programs

Where can I find sober living homes near me?

At Solution Based Treatment, we offer sober living support with our substance use disorder (SUD) treatment programs. Call us at (833) 999-1941 to learn more about our sober living program. 

What are the best sober living programs near me?

If you’re looking for sober living near me, Solution Based Treatment is the right choice. 

At Solution Based Treatment, we offer sober living Murrieta, sober living Temecula, and sober living California residents can rely on. We also offer a variety of services in addition to men’s sober living and women’s sober living facilities. We provide evidence-based detox plans, local intensive outpatient programs (IOPS), and day treatment programs (Partial Hospitalization Programs, or PHP). For more information on addiction treatment or mental health care, call us at (833) 999-1941 to speak with our helpful Admissions Department. We want to help you. If you’re in Temecula, CA, Murrieta, CA, Menifee, CA, Wildomar, CA, French Valley, CA, Lake Elsinore, CA, Canyon Lake, CA, French Valley, CA, Corona, CA, Vista, CA, Escondido, CA, San Marcos, CA, Fallbrook, CA, or want to travel to our clinic from anywhere in the U.S., reach out to us today.