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Residential Addiction Treatment

Daniel Smeester, MD -  - Addiction Treatment Center

Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services

Daniel Smeester, MD

Addiction Treatment Center located in San Ramon, CA & Walnut Creek, CA

Residential addiction treatment at Magnolia Recovery offers a secure, luxurious and private environment to overcome substance use disorder. Daniel Smeester, MD and his highly skilled team at Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services have developed a residential addiction treatment center in Walnut Creek, California. If you need detox initially, there is no better place to recieve expert care from a board certified doctor- in your large comfortable room with all the amenities afforded a deserving individual. Residential care is especially helpful for people with moderate-severe addictions or those who need medical help during withdrawal before progressing to further treatment. Call Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services to learn more about residential addiction treatment, or schedule a consultation online today.

Residential addiction treatment Q&A

What is residential addiction treatment?

Residential addiction treatment, or inpatient rehab, is a program where you live at the treatment facility full-time while receiving care. It should provide a safe, structured environment with 24/7 support from medical staff that has a board certified addiction physician, and exceptional, experienced counselors. What better way to do it than in luxurious surroundings at Magnolia Recovery in Walnut Creek.

Magnolia Recovery is the only board certified physician-directed inpatient detox and residential treatment center in the Bay area. Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services still specializes in outpatient care like intensive outpatient programs (IOP) and partial hospitalization programs (PHP). This provides a continuity of care that cannot be surpassed anywhere.

How does residential addiction treatment compare to outpatient care?

Residential treatment is a full-time commitment, meaning you stay at the facility throughout your program. It’s often best for people with moderate-severe addictions. If you are able to recieve inpatient/residential treatement, this is the best way to start your journey- more successful, and very comfortable at Magnolia Recovery.

Outpatient care, often advised as a continuation of treatment after residential care, like the Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services IOP and PHP programs, allows you to live at home with regular visits to the center for therapy and support.

The all encomapssing approach (inpatient, then outpatient) is most effective. The team helps patients maintain the path that best fits their situation.

Do I need residential addiction treatment to recover?

Not necessarily. Some people succeed through only outpatient care, especially when they have a stable home environment and strong motivation to recover, and are not battling moderate to severe addiction.

Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services offers medical outpatient detox, IOP, and PHP, which give you access to professional help without the need to live at a facility. We would always advise starting at Magnolia Recovery, though, to ensure the greatest success. The team also provides ongoing support and therapy to help you build healthy habits and coping skills.

How do I know if outpatient care is enough for me?

When you reach out to Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services for help with substance use disorder, the team does a full assessment to understand your needs. They consider factors such as the severity of addiction, your other health needs, and your living situation in general.

If outpatient care is the right fit, they design a personalized plan for you. If you need the structure of a residential program, then the combination of luxury and expert medical and mental health care at Magnolia Recovery would most always be a great fit.

Whether you’re considering outpatient care or wondering about residential addiction treatment, the Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services team is ready to listen and guide you. Recovery is a journey; you don’t have to take it alone. For help finding the right path, call the office or schedule a consultation online today.