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Crossroads Foundation at a Glance
Listed in San Diego, CA.
CROSSROADS FOUNDATION is a licensed drug and alcohol treatment facility in SAN DIEGO, California. Its state licence covers residential detoxification, so it is likely to suit someone who needs a place to stay while alcohol leaves their system and wants ongoing residential care rather than a quick outpatient visit. If you or your family member has been drinking heavily for a long time, a residential detox setting is often the safer starting point, because staff are on site around the clock rather than you managing withdrawal at home.
If severe withdrawal symptoms appear, such as seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, call 911 or go to the emergency room first. Once the person is stable, a facility like this is the kind of place to call next.
What Crossroads Foundation Offers
Here is what CROSSROADS FOUNDATION offers for care options, in plain terms.
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- Detox
- Incidental medical services
- Licensed or certified
- Residential
Address and Directions for Crossroads Foundation
Here is where CROSSROADS FOUNDATION is and how to reach it.
3594 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92103
Licensing Record and Status
California licenses this facility through the Department of Health Care Services, and its record shows it as licensed or certified with an active RES-DETOX program. For you as a visitor, that means the state has approved it to provide residential detoxification, which is the level of care most people with serious alcohol dependence need first. The record also confirms the facility offers incidental medical services, which allows limited medical care on site during treatment, and it is licensed for residential care.
A licence is not a promise of quality, but it does mean the facility meets the state's minimum requirements for this kind of program and is subject to state oversight.
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Before You Call Crossroads Foundation: Questions to Ask
- Do you have a bed available now, and how soon could my family member be admitted?
- What does a typical detox stay look like here, and how is alcohol withdrawal monitored day to day?
- Since you offer incidental medical services, what kinds of medical care can staff provide on site, and when would you send someone to a hospital instead?
- What happens after detox? Is there a residential program here to move into, and how does that transition work?
- Do you accept our insurance, and what will we owe out of pocket if the stay is not fully covered?
- Who can visit or call during treatment, and how will we be kept informed?
- What should we bring, and what can't we bring with us?
Need Help Comparing Programs?
If you are not sure whether this facility is the right fit, you do not have to figure it out alone. Call the helpline number above and a counselor will listen to what is happening, ask a few questions about the drinking and any health problems, and talk you through your options in the SAN DIEGO area. The helpline is free to call, it is confidential, and it is there whether you are calling for yourself or for someone you love.
If the person is in danger right now, with seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, call 911 first and use the helpline afterward.