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Serving Laguna Beach

Rehab for Laguna Beach residents

Enhance offers detox, inpatient care, PHP, IOP and outpatient therapy to Laguna Beach residents. We are based in Tustin, in Orange County.

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Getting here

How Laguna Beach residents reach our care

Enhance is based in Tustin, about 17 miles from Laguna Beach City Hall by road. Admissions can place you in the right level of care or refer you to another program, and virtual care runs from home.

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Laguna Beachby roadOur center in Tustin
  • In person

    You can attend treatment in person in Orange County. Admissions will tell you where your program meets when you call.

  • Join from home

    Virtual PHP, IOP and outpatient care run by video, so much of your treatment can happen from home.

If a structured home would help during PHP or IOP, supported living adds staff oversight and a sober setting. Admissions can tell you where the homes are.

Levels of care for Laguna Beach rehab

Laguna Beach rehab at Enhance includes every level on this list, with dual diagnosis care at each one. Admissions recommends where to start on the first call.

In person

  • Detox

    Medically supervised withdrawal from alcohol, opioids or prescription drugs, provided through Eden by Enhance, with medication when needed.

  • Inpatient

    Inpatient rehab, also called residential care, where you live on site with a full daily schedule.

  • PHP

    Most of each day in treatment, and you sleep at home or in supported living.

  • IOP

    Intensive outpatient treatment for part of the week, so work, school and family can continue.

  • Outpatient

    Regular individual, group or family therapy sessions that continue after the more intensive levels.

From home, by video

Therapies and treatment approaches

Your clinical team builds personalized treatment from methods with published research behind them. Sessions are individual, group and family, and your plan changes as you progress.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
Helps you notice the thoughts behind cravings and low mood, and practice skills that help you avoid a return to use.
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
Builds skills for handling strong emotions and distress without turning to alcohol or drugs.
Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT)
Challenges the beliefs that make setbacks feel unbearable, so they are easier to work through.
Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR)
A structured therapy that helps you process traumatic memories, including trauma connected to substance use.
Individual, group and family therapy
Treatment happens in all three settings, and family sessions show the people close to you how to support your recovery.

How your treatment plan is built

  • A clinical assessment

    Clinicians look at your substance use, mental health and daily life together before recommending detox, residential treatment or outpatient care.

  • A plan with your goals

    Your personalized treatment plan sets goals with you, and the clinical team reviews it as things change.

  • Medication when it helps

    If medication is part of your care, a licensed psychiatrist prescribes it and reviews how it is working.

  • Aftercare and relapse prevention

    Before each step down you plan the next one, with relapse prevention, coping skills, sober living if it helps, and support for long-term recovery.

Substances, conditions and programs we treat

Dual diagnosis care treats substance use and a mental health condition at the same time, with one team.

Substances

  • Alcohol
  • Fentanyl and other opioids
  • Prescription drugs
  • Benzodiazepines
  • Methamphetamine
  • Cocaine
  • Cannabis
  • Kratom

How to choose the right level of care

The assessment on the first call shows which level of care fits you. Admissions will also tell you if a different level or another provider would suit you better.

Outpatient care may fit if

  • You can stay safe and away from use between sessions.
  • You have a steady place to live and people who support you.
  • You need to keep working, studying or caring for family.
  • You are stepping down from detox or inpatient care.

Start with detox or inpatient if

  • You get shaky, sick or anxious when you stop drinking or using.
  • You use alcohol, benzodiazepines or opioids every day.
  • You tried outpatient treatment before, and it was not enough.
  • Staying away from alcohol or drugs is too hard while you live at home.

If there is immediate danger, call 988 or go to the nearest emergency room first.

Questions to ask before you commit

Use these questions on any program you are considering for Laguna Beach, and see how Enhance answers each one.

  1. Is it accredited?

    Yes. Enhance is accredited by The Joint Commission for Behavioral Health Care and Human Services, organization ID 660231.

  2. Is it certified by the state?

    Yes. The California Department of Health Care Services certifies Enhance under certification 300410AP, which expires March 31, 2027.

  3. Who leads the care?

    Master's and doctorate-level clinicians lead treatment, overseen by our medical director, Dr. Clifford Feldman, and our clinical director, Matthew Beck, LMFT.

  4. Can it treat mental health and addiction together?

    Yes. Dual diagnosis care treats both at the same time, with one team, at every level.

  5. What happens after the first level?

    Enhance runs every level, so stepping down after detox or inpatient rehab does not mean finding a new provider.

  6. Is it in network with my insurance?

    Enhance is in network with plans including Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, Optum and United Healthcare, and admissions checks your own benefits first.

  7. Will it tell you if another level fits better?

    Yes. The first call is an assessment conversation, and admissions will say so if a different level or another provider suits you better.

Where to turn in an emergency in Laguna Beach

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 before you do anything else. These free public lines help anyone, whether or not you call us.

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    Call or text if you or someone you know is in a mental health or substance use crisis.

    988

    24 hours

  • OC Links

    The Orange County Health Care Agency's line for behavioral health referrals and crisis help.

    (855) 625-4657

    24 hours, with live chat

  • 2-1-1 Orange County

    Free, confidential referrals for housing, food, mental health support and more.

    2-1-1

    24 hours, 200+ languages

  • Be Well OC

    Be Well's navigation team helps people find mental health and substance use care in the county.

    (949) 749-2500

    Weekdays 8:30am–4:30pm

If there is immediate danger, call 988 or go to the nearest emergency room first.

Cost and coverage

What to expect on the first call, and paying for rehab

The first call is a conversation with admissions about what is happening, and checking your insurance is part of it.

  1. You call or send the form

    Tell admissions what is happening, for yourself or a loved one, and which substances or symptoms are involved.

  2. Admissions asks a few questions

    These screening questions help decide which level of care fits, and whether another provider would suit you better.

  3. We check your benefits

    With your permission we contact your insurer, then explain your deductible, copay and which level your plan supports.

  4. You decide

    If you want to go ahead, admissions walks you through the next steps, and nothing is decided until you say so.

We are in network with these insurance plans: Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Optum, United Healthcare, Magellan, Blue Shield of California, MHN, Health Net, Ambetter, Multiplan, CalPERS, Pathways and Vivity.

Benefits vary from plan to plan, and a verification is not a guarantee of coverage.

Check your coverage

Send us three details and we’ll check what your plan covers, then call you back.

Benefits vary from plan to plan, and a verification is not a guarantee of coverage.

Common questions about rehab from Laguna Beach

If your question is not answered here, call admissions at (714) 862-1907.

  • Where is Enhance located?

    Enhance is based in Tustin, about 17 miles from Laguna Beach City Hall by road. Admissions will tell you where your program meets, and many sessions can also happen by video.

  • How do I know which level of care I need?

    Admissions asks about your substance use, your mental health and your safety at home. They then recommend a level of care and check what your plan covers.

  • Can you treat addiction and mental health together?

    Yes. Dual diagnosis care treats both at the same time, with one team, and it is available at every level Enhance provides.

  • Can Laguna Beach residents join by video?

    Virtual PHP, IOP and outpatient care run by video, and admissions can tell you whether virtual care fits what you need.

  • Will insurance cover rehab for a Laguna Beach resident?

    Coverage depends on your plan, your deductible, your copay and the level your insurer approves. Admissions checks your benefits first, and a verification is not a guarantee of coverage.

  • What should I have ready before I call?

    Your name, a phone number and your insurance card help most, and your member ID and date of birth help admissions check benefits. You can also call with none of these.

Talk with admissions about rehab

One call tells you which level of care fits, how to take part from Laguna Beach, and what your plan covers.

Enhance Health Group14742 Newport Ave STE 208, Tustin, CA 92780