Recovery Center at a Glance
Listed in Upland, CA.
This entry covers RECOVERY CENTER, an alcohol and drug treatment facility in UPLAND, California. It appears in state records as an outpatient provider, which usually fits someone who can live at home while attending scheduled treatment visits. If you or your loved one is shaking, sweating, hallucinating, confused, or has a racing heart, that is severe alcohol withdrawal and you should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room now.
Outpatient care is generally not the right first step for dangerous withdrawal symptoms. It may suit you if you have already finished detox or if a doctor has said your withdrawal risk is low and you need ongoing counseling and support.
Treatment and Services at Recovery Center
Here is what RECOVERY CENTER offers for care options, in plain terms.
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- Licensed or certified
- Outpatient
Address and Directions for Recovery Center
Here is where RECOVERY CENTER is and how to reach it.
934 North Mountain Avenue, Suites a, B, C & D, Upland, CA, 91786
Licence and Status Details
State records show this facility is licensed or certified by the California Department of Health Care Services, and the license is active. For you, this means California has reviewed the provider and allows it to operate, which is a baseline level of oversight rather than a quality rating. The program code listed for it is NON, which in the state's system marks a non-residential, outpatient-style program.
Because it is not a hospital or residential program, it is not set up for medical detox from alcohol. If you expect withdrawal, ask the facility directly what level of medical care it offers and where it would send you instead.
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Before You Call Recovery Center: Questions to Ask
Before committing, it is worth calling the facility and asking a few direct questions. Ask what hours the outpatient program runs and how many visits per week it expects from you. Ask whether a doctor or nurse is on staff during program hours, and what the facility does if someone starts having serious withdrawal symptoms on site.
Ask what the program costs, what insurance it accepts, and whether there is a sliding scale if you are paying yourself. Ask how long the program lasts and what happens after you finish. Finally, if you drink heavily every day or have had seizures, hallucinations, or confusion when stopping before, ask the facility directly whether it can safely manage your withdrawal or whether it refers to a detox unit first, because that answer should come from them, not from any directory.
Need Help Comparing Programs?
If you are not sure whether this outpatient program in UPLAND is the right fit, you do not have to decide alone. Call the helpline number above and talk it through with someone who understands the local options, including detox and residential programs if you need a higher level of care. The call is a chance to ask about cost, insurance, and what to expect, before you commit to anything.