Call our admissions line or complete the online form to begin confidential screening.

It includes insurance verification, medical assessment, and treatment planning.

Yes, for urgent cases we offer same-day admissions.

Medical, psychiatric, and substance use assessments.

Typically a few hours depending on complexity.

No, you can self-refer.

Yes, we work with legal referrals.

Comfortable clothes, toiletries, ID, insurance card, and approved personal items.

Drugs, alcohol, weapons, and products with alcohol.

Yes, tours may be scheduled by request.

Yes, transportation can be arranged.

Yes, clients nationwide are welcome.

Yes, medical clearance is part of intake.

Orientation, assessment, and meeting staff and peers.

Completely confidential and HIPAA-compliant.

Yes, for clients in urgent need.

Yes, with specialized care plans.

Yes, medical needs are assessed and supported.

Yes, that is a core service.

Walk-ins are possible, but calling first is recommended.

Yes, families often join intake sessions.

Yes, relapse is part of recovery and not a barrier.

Yes, subject to availability.

Yes, detox is often the first step.

ID, insurance, and any prescriptions.

We will work with you to resolve documentation issues.

We aim for immediate placement whenever possible.

Yes, our team provides a full checklist before arrival.

Our clinical team assesses each case individually.

Call (714) 769-8412 or use our online contact form anytime—our team is available 24/7.

No, you can self-refer directly to Next Step Recovery.

Yes, you will be admitted into detox for safe stabilization.

Yes, we accept legal referrals and coordinate with probation officers when needed.

Yes, after assessment, you can choose detox, rehab, or sober living.

Transportation support can be arranged, including airport pickup.

Come with openness and willingness to engage in the process.

Our team will provide support and discuss your options compassionately.

Yes, tours can be scheduled for families and clients.

We will work with you to complete necessary documentation.

Yes, admissions are private and protected by HIPAA.

Yes, we accept most major providers including Aetna, Cigna, Anthem, and Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Our admissions team provides free, confidential verification within hours.

Insurance may cover detox, rehab, therapy, and medications depending on plan.

Sober living is typically self-pay, though treatment services may be covered.

Yes, self-pay options are available.

Flexible payment arrangements may be available.

We work with clients on self-pay and financing options.

Please call admissions to confirm eligibility.

Costs vary by length and level of care—insurance often reduces out-of-pocket expenses.

Rehab costs depend on program length and coverage—financing is available.

Some are included, while others may be billed separately.

Yes, PPO plans are widely accepted.

Some HMOs are accepted; call for details.

Yes, third-party payers are welcome.

Limited financial assistance may be available based on need.

Yes, we help families navigate insurance and payment.

Yes, we partner with healthcare financing providers.

Yes, all costs are explained up front.

No, treatment does not typically affect premiums.

Yes, we coordinate billing and paperwork on your behalf.

Comfortable clothing, toiletries (alcohol-free), ID, insurance card, prescriptions, and personal comfort items like books or journals.

Drugs, alcohol, weapons, revealing clothing, pornography, and products with alcohol (like mouthwash).

Phones may be limited during early treatment phases but returned later with guidelines.

Laptops may be restricted to avoid distraction but may be approved for work or school needs.

Outside food is generally not allowed, but dietary needs can be accommodated.

Only with approval and in original, sealed containers.

Yes, small comfort items are allowed.

Yes, reading and journaling are encouraged.

Smoking/vaping is permitted in designated areas.

Small amounts of cash for essentials may be allowed, but most needs are covered.

Medical detox is the supervised process of safely removing substances from the body while managing withdrawal symptoms.

We provide 24/7 monitoring, medical oversight, and evidence-based withdrawal management tailored to each client.

Typically 5–10 days depending on the substance, health history, and severity of use.

Symptoms can be uncomfortable, but our team uses medication and supportive care to minimize discomfort.

Alcohol, opioids, fentanyl, heroin, meth, benzos, cocaine, marijuana, and more.

Yes, inpatient detox provides 24/7 medical and clinical care.

Alcohol detox involves managing withdrawal symptoms like tremors, anxiety, and seizures with medical supervision.

Benzo withdrawal is carefully tapered under medical guidance to prevent dangerous complications.

Opioid detox uses medication-assisted protocols to ease withdrawal safely.

Heroin detox can last 7–10 days and includes medication support for cravings and withdrawal.

Fentanyl detox is highly monitored due to potency, with medications like buprenorphine used to reduce withdrawal intensity.

Meth detox involves treating exhaustion, depression, and cravings with medical and psychological support.

Cocaine detox manages mood swings, sleep disturbances, and cravings.

Marijuana detox addresses irritability, sleep issues, and cravings over 1–2 weeks.

We strongly recommend inpatient detox for safety and effectiveness.

Yes, MAT is offered when appropriate.

Yes, certain withdrawals (alcohol, benzos) can be fatal without medical care.

Yes, all services comply with HIPAA and patient privacy laws.

Yes, with carefully tailored medical plans.

Yes, we can admit clients for urgent detox needs.

No, we treat adults 18+ only.

Most clients transition into rehab or sober living.

Yes, clients are continuously monitored.

Staff intervene immediately to keep you safe.

Through MAT, therapy, and structured support.

Accommodations vary by program, with private and shared rooms available.

Comfortable clothing, ID, and essentials—our admissions team provides a checklist.

Visits are limited during detox for safety but encouraged later.

Yes, every detox is customized to client needs.

Most insurance plans cover medically necessary detox.

Detox is the medical removal of substances from the body, while rehab focuses on therapy, skills, and relapse prevention for long-term recovery.

We offer inpatient rehab, substance-specific programs (alcohol, opioids, fentanyl, benzos, cocaine, marijuana, meth), and dual diagnosis treatment.

Most rehab programs last 30–90 days, though some clients stay longer for additional support.

Individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, and holistic approaches.

Alcohol rehab focuses on counseling, relapse prevention, and developing coping strategies.

Opioid rehab often includes medication-assisted treatment and behavioral therapy.

Heroin rehab involves intensive therapy, relapse prevention, and support groups.

Fentanyl rehab requires careful medical oversight and long-term support due to potency.

Meth rehab includes therapy for cravings, mood issues, and brain healing.

Cocaine rehab focuses on managing triggers, building support networks, and therapy.

Marijuana rehab addresses dependency, lifestyle changes, and mental health.

Yes, including painkillers, benzos, and stimulants.

It treats both addiction and mental health conditions simultaneously.

Yes, group therapy is a cornerstone of our rehab programs.

Yes, one-on-one sessions with licensed therapists are provided.

Yes, family involvement is encouraged to support healing.

Yes, such as mindfulness, yoga, and wellness activities.

Yes, every client has an individualized care plan.

Yes, including CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing.

Some outpatient or aftercare options allow for work flexibility.

Access may be limited initially but allowed later with guidelines.

It teaches coping strategies, recognizing triggers, and building resilience.

We primarily focus on inpatient and supportive housing, but provide referrals.

Yes, trauma-informed therapy is available.

Yes, men’s and women’s programs are available.

Yes, all programs are inclusive and affirming.

Yes, peer groups are part of daily rehab life.

Yes, discharge includes aftercare and relapse prevention planning.

Yes, extensions are available if needed.

Yes, we integrate 12-step support alongside other therapies.

All medications are secured and dispensed by licensed staff.

Medical care is available, and outside appointments can be arranged.

Yes, staff can coordinate approved absences.

In inpatient, work is paused, but sober living may allow employment.

Yes, downtime is included in structured schedules.

Yes, housing is gender-specific.

Yes, scheduled phone calls are permitted.

Rules violations are handled with accountability and safety measures.

Yes, but we strongly advise completing the program for best outcomes.

Yes, mail is allowed and reviewed for safety.

A day includes morning meditation, therapy sessions, group support, nutritious meals, recreation, and structured evening routines.

Modern, comfortable, and designed for healing—private and shared rooms available.

Both shared and private room options are offered, depending on program and availability.

Yes, clients receive balanced, nutritious meals three times daily.

Yes, fitness and recreational activities are incorporated into recovery.

Yes, personal items are allowed with some restrictions for safety.

Phones may be restricted initially but returned with guidelines.

Yes, structured downtime allows for relaxation and reflection.

Yes, clients may practice their faith and attend services if desired.

Yes, outings to the beach and community activities are part of recovery.

Some are co-ed, while others are gender-specific for comfort and safety.

Yes, with staff review for safety.

Alcohol-free toiletries are required—admissions will provide a list.

Yes, laundry facilities are available on-site.

Yes, visits are allowed during scheduled hours under staff supervision.

Limited access is permitted under supervision.

Smoking/vaping areas are provided outdoors.

Yes, including art, music, and mindfulness therapy.

Cars may be allowed at sober living with approval.

Pets are not permitted in treatment, but emotional support animals may be considered for sober living.

CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, group therapy, family therapy, and holistic therapies.

Yes, every client receives one-on-one therapy.

Yes, family therapy helps loved ones heal together.

Support groups, relapse prevention groups, psychoeducation, and process groups.

Yes, virtual support is available after treatment.

Creating a post-treatment plan for ongoing sobriety and support.

Former clients can join alumni networks and events.

Yes, we teach coping strategies and skills to prevent relapse.

Yes, ongoing community engagement is encouraged.

Yes, we help clients with work and education planning.

Yes, budgeting, cooking, and job skills are taught.

A structured guide for continued sobriety post-treatment.

Yes, sober living homes serve as transitional housing.

Aftercare is ongoing, often 6–12 months.

Yes, we connect clients with outpatient resources.

Yes, our team remains a point of contact.

Yes, psychiatric and MAT medications are managed in aftercare.

Yes, clients are connected with local meetings.

Yes, families receive continued resources.

Immediate re-engagement with care and higher levels of support are offered.

Yes, alumni support new clients through peer guidance.

Yes, we follow up to measure long-term recovery success.

Yes, sober coaching may be available.

Yes, we connect them with resources in their new location.

Yes, clients can join digital peer support groups.

Yes, ongoing therapy is arranged.

Yes, families learn how to support relapse prevention.

Yes, education and career support are part of aftercare.

Yes, sober living is available post-treatment.

While optional, aftercare is strongly encouraged for success.

A supportive housing environment for people in recovery to transition into independent living.

Yes, we provide sober living homes near the beach in Orange County.

Comfortable rooms, shared spaces, kitchens, laundry, and recovery structure.

Yes, men’s homes are available.

Yes, women’s homes are available.

Yes, inclusive homes are available.

Housing for clients with co-occurring disorders needing extra support.

Clients may stay as long as needed, typically 3–12 months.

Yes, curfews promote structure and accountability.

Yes, regular testing ensures safety.

Yes, sober living supports employment and education.

Yes, support meetings are mandatory.

No drugs or alcohol, respect for others, participation in recovery activities.

Immediate support and safety interventions occur, with possible higher level of care.

Residents typically buy and cook their own meals.

Yes, staff oversee homes and provide support.

No, housing is gender-specific for safety.

Visits are permitted within guidelines.

Therapy is not included but may be accessed through outpatient services.

Yes, many homes are located in coastal Orange County.

Yes, when needed.

Options vary; both shared and private rooms exist.

Policies vary, please ask admissions.

Yes, homes include Wi-Fi.

Yes, beach outings, exercise, and group activities are encouraged.

Yes, 12-step or similar programs are encouraged.

Most sober living is private pay, not insurance-covered.

Yes, if they follow house rules.

Yes, all homes are located in safe, supportive communities.

Through our admissions team after treatment assessment.

Staff will intervene immediately for safety and provide higher-level care.

Relapse leads to re-assessment and possible transfer back to higher care.

As many times as needed—relapse is part of recovery for many.

Identifying triggers, coping skills, and building sober networks.

Emotional, mental, and physical relapse—our staff teaches clients to recognize them early.

While relapse is common, strong aftercare and support reduce risks.

Yes, sober coaches may be available for added support.

Alumni mentor current clients and share strategies.

Yes, our aftercare includes ongoing access to staff.

Immediate medical help is required—our programs teach overdose prevention and provide resources like Narcan.

Dual diagnosis means treating both substance use and mental health conditions together.

Many addictions are linked to untreated mental health disorders—treating both improves outcomes.

Depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and more.

Yes, licensed psychiatrists and mental health professionals support clients.

Yes, when appropriate, medications are used alongside therapy.

It recognizes past trauma and integrates it into treatment approaches.

EMDR or trauma-focused therapies may be offered when clinically appropriate.

Through therapy, coping skills, mindfulness, and medication support.

With therapy, lifestyle support, psychiatric care, and medication when needed.

Yes, sober living homes are available with mental health support.

Yes, we provide resources for families.

Yes, we monitor and provide safety planning for at-risk clients.

Yes, grief and loss counseling is available.

Yes, wellness, mindfulness, and exercise are incorporated.

Yes, ADHD is addressed with dual diagnosis care.

Yes, trauma therapies address PTSD alongside recovery.

Yes, with psychiatric oversight and therapy.

We focus on substance use but provide referrals when needed.

Yes, aftercare includes mental health resources.

We focus on substance use, but dual diagnosis clients are welcome.

No, under the FMLA, many employees have job protection while in treatment.

Not unless you choose to disclose; all admissions are confidential.

Yes, we coordinate with legal systems when required.

Yes, we provide documentation for court-ordered treatment.

No, treatment records are confidential.

In sober living, yes—clients can attend school with approval.

We don’t provide legal advice but can work with attorneys.

Yes, our staff can assist with documentation.

Yes, we support union workers seeking treatment.

Some clients may qualify—speak with our financial team.

Couples are admitted separately but may both receive care.

Yes, when clinically appropriate.

Yes, family visits can include children.

Yes, virtual family sessions are available.

Yes, through therapy, workshops, and communication support.

Yes, we provide resources even if the teen is not admitted.

Yes, ongoing family therapy is encouraged.

Yes, we provide resources for clients who are parents.

Yes, with client consent, staff provide progress updates.

Yes, families are often included in aftercare planning.

By participating in therapy, educating themselves, and maintaining healthy boundaries.

Yes, family therapy is part of our programs.

Yes, visits are allowed with scheduled times and guidelines.

Signs include withdrawal, inability to stop use, health problems, and behavioral changes.

Our staff can guide you or connect you with professional interventionists.

Yes, we provide education and support for partners.

Yes, parents are offered resources and counseling.

Yes, family education includes age-appropriate support.

When family members enable unhealthy behaviors—education helps break the cycle.

By learning boundaries, accountability, and healthy support strategies.

Our admissions team can guide families through next steps.

Yes, family aftercare and alumni groups are available.

Yes, to ensure safety and therapeutic progress.

Yes, workshops teach skills for supporting recovery.

Yes, certain groups welcome family participation.

Encourage meetings, aftercare, and healthy lifestyle changes.

Yes, families are welcome at some alumni activities.

Yes, we provide education for workplace reintegration.

Contact us for guidance and encourage re-engagement in care.

While not required, family participation improves outcomes.

Next Step Recovery is a licensed addiction treatment and sober living provider in Huntington Beach, California, offering detox, rehab, supportive housing, and aftercare services for individuals seeking lasting recovery.

We combine luxury hospitality with clinical excellence, offering personalized care in a safe, comfortable environment where every client receives individualized attention.

We are located at 810 California St, Huntington Beach, CA 92648—just minutes from the beach and central to Orange County.

We welcome adults 18 and older struggling with substance use disorders, co-occurring conditions, or seeking sober living environments.

“Your next step changes everything.” We believe in personalized, evidence-based care that respects dignity and fosters sustainable recovery.

Yes, we hold DHCS license #300803AP (exp. 5/31/27) and meet all compliance and safety standards.

We maintain a low staff-to-client ratio to ensure individualized attention and care.

Yes, our facilities are designed with comfort in mind—modern, welcoming, and supportive of the recovery journey.

No, clients come to us from across the U.S. to access quality care in Southern California.

Our mission is to guide individuals to sustainable recovery by blending compassion, innovation, and clinical expertise.

Detox, rehab, therapeutic support, housing, aftercare, family resources, and holistic activities.

Yes, dual diagnosis is central to our care approach.

Yes, we offer men’s and women’s programs, plus LGBTQ+ inclusive care.

Families are encouraged to engage in therapy and support sessions.

We are not affiliated with a religion but respect all faiths and support spiritual healing when requested.

Treatment length varies by program, typically 30–90 days.

Yes, nutritious meals are part of our programs.

Transportation is provided for medical needs, meetings, and treatment-related activities.

Yes, our facility is ADA-compliant.

We monitor relapse rates, engagement in aftercare, and client satisfaction.