Newport Institute - Young Adult OCD Program
Santa Rosa Valley, California
415 treatment centers across California offering Day Treatment Programs.

Health Net turns up repeatedly in California day treatment listings — 115 of the 370 programs reporting insurance here say they accept it, roughly 31% against 2% across the wider directory, a reflection of how much of the state's commercial and Medi-Cal managed care runs through that carrier. Tribal and Indian Health Service payment routes are also unusually well represented, recorded by 100 of the 412 programs reporting payment options, close to twice the national rate in this directory.
Partial hospitalization is a full clinical day — commonly five or six hours, five days a week — of group work, individual therapy, psychiatric review and medication management, after which you go home. Across the 415 California programs listed, 367 report dual-diagnosis capability and 341 offer a virtual or telehealth component, which matters in a state where a day program may be an hour's drive from where you sleep.
Adults aged 26 to 64 are served by 396 of the 415 listings and young adults 18 to 25 by 388, while 149 accept adolescents aged 13 to 17. Teen day treatment is scarcer and often tied to school-hour scheduling, so ask early.
Alcohol is addressed by at least 306 California listings and opioids by at least 239, with 364 treating co-occurring disorders and 332 treating PTSD or trauma. Burnout and stress appear as a treated concern in 24 of the 400 reporting programs — around 6%, notably higher than the 1% seen directory-wide.
Evidence-based approaches are reported by 413 of the 415, with 353 describing trauma-informed care and 234 harm reduction. Adventure therapy shows up in 14 listings, uncommon anywhere but several times more frequent here than across the directory as a whole.
English services are reported by at least 353 programs, Spanish by at least 116, ASL by at least 71 and Chinese or Mandarin by at least 10, with further languages recorded. Confirm that interpretation covers group sessions and not just intake.
California licenses residential and outpatient substance use programs through the Department of Health Care Services, and mental health day treatment through a separate route, so a single facility may hold more than one licence. In the listings here, 271 report state licensure, 211 hold Joint Commission accreditation, 87 are CARF accredited and 61 are SAMHSA-listed — worth checking directly, since a programme's licence category tells you what it is authorised to treat.
Geography shapes access more than anything else. Programs cluster in the coastal metros and the Central Valley's larger cities, so people in the far north, the Sierra foothills and the desert counties often drive to a metro area or arrange temporary housing near a program; others deliberately choose a site closer to family so that the 372 programs offering family therapy can actually involve them.
PHP means partial hospitalization: structured clinical treatment for most of the day, usually five days a week, with the person returning home or to sober housing each evening. It sits between residential care and intensive outpatient — full days of therapy and medical oversight, without an overnight stay.
Many California plans do cover this level of care, but the amount depends entirely on your plan, your network status and whether the program documents medical necessity. California parity rules and SB 855 require state-regulated commercial plans to cover medically necessary treatment for substance use and mental health conditions using recognised clinical criteria, though self-funded employer plans follow federal rules instead. Confirm benefits with your insurer and with the facility before you start.
Most programs run four to six weeks, with step-downs to a lower level of care as the schedule loosens. Length is driven by clinical review and your plan's authorisation cycle rather than a fixed number, so ask the program how often they reassess.
Costs vary widely by program, region and payment route, and no honest figure can be quoted in advance. Of the 415 California listings here, 366 report accepting self-pay, 392 report private insurance and 250 report Medicaid — ask each program for a written estimate covering the full expected length of stay.
Medi-Cal covers substance use treatment in most counties through the Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System, administered county by county rather than statewide. Start with your county behavioural health access line, and note that 251 California listings here report accepting Medicaid.
Typically an intake call, a clinical assessment, insurance verification and, where a plan requires it, prior authorisation before the first day. Some programs can move within a few days; others hold waitlists, so it is worth calling several rather than waiting on one answer.
It is not a substitute for medical detox, and it is not appropriate for someone who is not medically stable or who cannot be safely unsupervised overnight. People in acute withdrawal or active crisis generally need detox or inpatient care first, then step down.
Compare licensing and accreditation, whether the program treats what you are actually dealing with, language access, and how transport and evening hours fit your life. Among the California listings here, 271 report state licensure, 211 hold Joint Commission accreditation and 116 report Spanish-language services.
Contact facilities directly using the details on their own listing to ask about openings, authorisation and daily hours — nobody at Recovery Dawn arranges care or checks benefits. Call your insurer separately and ask specifically about partial hospitalization for substance use or mental health. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call or text 988, or call 911.
415 of the 415 that report it in California — 100%, against 22% across the directory.
12 of the 367 that report it in California — 3.3%, against 0.55% across the directory.
24 of the 400 that report it in California — 6.0%, against 0.74% across the directory.
115 of the 370 that report it in California — 31%, against 2.3% across the directory.
100 of the 412 that report it in California — 24%, against 13% across the directory.
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