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Facility · Herald, CA

Palm Tree Ranch

12370 Clay Station Road, Herald, CA, 95638

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Call (877) 712-7713

An Overview of Palm Tree Ranch

Listed in Herald, CA.

PALM TREE RANCH is a licensed residential detox facility in Herald, California. It offers detox services with some limited medical support on site, and it is likely to suit someone who drinks heavily and wants a live-in setting where staff can watch over withdrawal. If you or a loved one is already having severe withdrawal symptoms, such as seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, call 911 or go to an emergency room first, because those symptoms need hospital-level care.

What Palm Tree Ranch Offers

Here is what PALM TREE RANCH offers for care options, in plain terms.

Other Services

  • Detox
  • Incidental medical services
  • Licensed or certified
  • Residential

Finding Palm Tree Ranch

Here is where PALM TREE RANCH is and how to reach it.

12370 Clay Station Road, Herald, CA, 95638

Licensing and Current Status

PALM TREE RANCH holds a RES-DETOX licence from the California Department of Health Care Services, and its licensed status is confirmed. For you as a visitor, that means the state has reviewed the facility to run residential detox care, so it has met the state's basic requirements for this level of treatment. A licence of this type does not mean it is a hospital, so it is worth confirming before arrival how it handles serious medical problems if one comes up during withdrawal.

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What to Ask Palm Tree Ranch First

When you call PALM TREE RANCH, it helps to ask a few direct questions. Ask what a typical detox stay looks like day to day and how long people usually stay. Ask what medical staff are present overnight and what happens if withdrawal becomes dangerous, including whether they would call 911 or transfer you to a hospital.

Ask how they decide when someone is stable enough to move to the next step of treatment, and what that next step looks like with them. Also ask about cost, what insurance they accept, whether a bed is open now, and whether there is a wait list.

Getting Help to Choose a Program

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 trained person can talk through your situation, what to ask, and what other options exist near you. It is free to call, private, and you can keep your name to yourself.

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