Betty Ford Center Rancho Mirage Claimed

About Betty Ford Center Rancho Mirage

Hazelden Betty Ford’s Rancho Mirage center in California is a drug rehab and mental health facility that offers accredited services to adults aged 18 and older. They also have programs for LGBTQIA+ individuals, those with concurrent mental health issues, and families.

They accept most private insurance options, including TRICARE. Financial aid options are also available to those eligible.

Support programs here include inpatient and outpatient programming. Inpatient typically begins with a monitored detox period for those who need to get clean before beginning treatment. This way, clients can tackle this difficult process as safely and comfortably as possible with the support of trained staff. Medication may be administered to support the process and help clients’ manage trickier withdrawal symptoms and cravings.

Once detox is complete, clients can tackle inpatient, where they’ll go through initial assessments before accessing individual and group therapy sessions, integrated mental health services, medical appointments, as well as educational and experiential workshops.

Wellness and fitness programs are also included, along with nutritional assessments, and spiritual care. In this way, residents benefit from a structured, holistic schedule where they can properly dedicate themselves to healing their body and mind.

Family participation in the program is recommended where appropriate. Aftercare planning is also included to help clients transition back to independent or semi-independent living, and less intensive stages of care.

The outpatient program works in much the same way with similar features and benefits, only outpatient programs meet for just a set number of days per week and hours per day. In this way, clients can still benefit from addiction education, personalized treatment plans, specialized focus groups, 12 Step meetings, as well as group and individual therapy. Outpatient is ideal for those who would benefit more from the flexibility of being able to keep working and studying while in treatment, or those with less serious addiction problems.