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Facility · Desert Hot Springs, CA

The Ranch

7885 Annandale Avenue, Desert Hot Springs, CA, 92240

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Call (877) 712-7713

The Ranch at a Glance

Listed in Desert Hot Springs, CA.

THE RANCH is a licensed drug and alcohol treatment facility in Desert Hot Springs, California. The state record lists it as a residential program with detox, so it is most likely to suit someone who needs a live-in setting while withdrawing from alcohol and then continuing residential care. If you or a family member is already having severe withdrawal symptoms, such as seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, that is an emergency.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room first, because those symptoms can be dangerous.

What the Ranch Offers

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

Additional Services

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

Address and Directions for the Ranch

Here is where THE RANCH is and how to reach it.

7885 Annandale Avenue, Desert Hot Springs, CA, 92240

Licensing Record and Status

THE RANCH holds a RES-DETOX licence, which is California's designation for a residential facility that also provides withdrawal management. The state record shows it as licensed or certified, so it has met California's requirements to operate this level of care. It is also listed as offering incidental medical services, which means it can handle certain limited medical needs on site rather than sending you elsewhere.

That is a useful marker, but it is not the same as a hospital. If withdrawal is severe, emergency care comes first.

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What to Ask the Ranch First

  • What does a typical day look like in the detox and residential program, and how long do people usually stay?
  • What incidental medical services are available on site, and what happens if withdrawal gets worse than expected?
  • How do you decide when someone needs to go to a hospital instead of staying here?
  • Who will actually be supervising detox, and what happens right after it ends?
  • What does the residential program include after detox, and how is the move between the two handled?

Help Choosing Between Programs

If you are not sure whether this facility is the right fit, you can talk it through with someone who knows the options. Call the helpline number above and describe what is happening. They can help you weigh choices, including whether a hospital is the safer first step given the symptoms in front of you.

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