Treatment Options

Learn More

For the Family

Learn More

Adolescent Services

Learn More

Substance Abuse Professional (SAP)

Learn More

Rear view of lonely man looking with hope at horizon with sunlight during sunset with effect of light at the end of tunnel

Treatment Options

For the Family

Adolescent Services

Athletics Drug Testing

action-automotive-cargo-container-590839

Assessment - S.A.P.

Recovery Resources Is Our Mission

The Recovery Resources mission is to provide quality, ethical services for the treatment of alcoholism and chemical dependency. Recovery Resources is dedicated to providing affordable, individualized solutions to problems associated with alcohol and drug use. The goal of Recovery Resources is to liberate sufferers from the chains of addiction and assist them in the process of rebuilding their lives.

About Our Team

+ Years

Open since April 1999

People Helped*

Schools Served (and counting)

Answers to Your Common Questions

We are here to help. We know that you will have a lot of questions. If any are not answered here on this site,

please call us at (559) 625-8176. We Will be happy to assist you.

How do I know if I need Inpatient or outpatient?

Why do people need inpatient treatment?

Why do people need detoxification?

How much does treatment cost?

What is Intensive Outpatient and how do I know if it a correct level of care?

If I am taking medications will I still be able to take those medications?

What about if I am struggling with depression or mental health issues, what do I do?

What are the different levels of care for treatment?

OUTPATIENT

Outpatient treatment is provided to those individuals that have a high motivation to remain abstinent, the dependency is diagnosed as mild and the client is willing to do a lot of recovery work on his or her own. Outpatient treatment is not covered by your insurance unless it is provided by a licensed therapist specializing in addiction treatment.

INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT

(IOP) is the level of care that we offer at Recovery Resources. Individuals that qualify for IOP must meet medical necessity for treatment. This level of care is perfect for those individuals that have tried psychotherapy or self-help meetings and continue to struggle with remaining abstinent from substances. Intensive outpatient is not appropriate for those individuals that have developed a physical dependence to a substance and the withdrawal to that substance is dangerous to do on your own.

PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION

This level of treatment is usually provided as a step down from detoxification or inpatient accompanied with a sober living program. (Recovery Resources does not provide this level of care at this time)

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT

This level of treatment is a live-in program that most of the time does not provide a medical detoxification. There might be some medical staff provided but sometimes there is no medical staff on site 24-hours. This level of care is appropriate for those individuals that need a clean and sober environment away from the temptations to use a substance to deal with daily living. Sometimes the person seeking treatment is living in an environment that is not suitable for someone struggling to remain abstinent.

INPATIENT

Inpatient treatment is usually in a medical environment. When the individual needs medical monitoring, medical detoxification, mental health, and substance abuse treatment this is the level of care needed. Many individuals seek inpatient treatment and if you do not meet medical necessity for that level of care your insurance will not cover the cost.