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Substance Abuse Treatment in Los Angeles, California

Compassionate, Evidence-Based Addiction Care Rooted in Healing and Hope

Substance abuse treatment Los Angeles programs at AM Health Care provide compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals seeking recovery from addiction. Our network of accredited treatment centers across Los Angeles County offers detox, residential treatment, dual diagnosis care, and outpatient programs designed to heal the mind, body, and spirit.

Whether you need help now, are exploring options, or want to understand the right level of care, our team is available to answer any questions you have.

Call (866) 352-6898

Why Choose AM Health Care for Substance Abuse Treatment in Los Angeles?

AM Health Care is a trusted provider of addiction and mental health treatment programs in Southern California. What makes us different is our specialized facilities, personalized care model, and focus on long-term recovery.

We operate four dedicated Los Angeles treatment programs:

Valley Recovery Center – Men’s Residential Addiction Treatment Ohana Recovery Center – Women’s Residential Treatment Inneractions IOP/PHP – Intensive Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization & Virtual IOP After Action – First Responder Treatment Program

Together, we offer a full, integrated continuum of care for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders.

Our Treatment Philosophy

Addiction doesn’t happen in isolation — it is influenced by trauma, stress, biology, environment, and mental health. Our programs go beyond symptom reduction to uncover and heal underlying causes.

We focus on:

Treating the whole person (mind, body, and spirit)

Trauma-informed, culturally competent care

Personalized treatment plans

Compassion, dignity, and safety

Our Accredited Los Angeles Treatment Programs

All AM Health Care facilities meet the highest standards of clinical excellence:

Licensed by DHCS (Department of Health Care Services)

Joint Commission Accredited

Evidence-based treatment programs

Medically monitored detox

Dual diagnosis psychiatric care

These accreditations mean our clients receive safe, ethical, medically sound treatment supported by licensed professionals.

Evidence-Based Interventions We Use

Our clinical team utilizes proven treatment methods to support long-term sobriety, including:

Each client receives a treatment plan specifically tailored to their history, needs, and goals.

What to Expect During Addiction Treatment at AM Health Care

Comprehensive Intake Assessment

Your recovery begins with a thorough biopsychosocial assessment that evaluates:

Substance use history

Withdrawal risks

Mental health conditions

Trauma history

Physical health

Family dynamics

Treatment preferences and goals

This ensures we place each client in the correct level of care and design a treatment plan that supports sustainable healing.

Trauma-Informed, Individualized Care

We recognize that many individuals struggling with addiction have experienced:

Childhood trauma

Occupational trauma

Relationship abuse

PTSD

Grief and loss

Our therapists create a safe space for processing trauma while developing healthy coping skills.

Integrated Mental Health & Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Addiction and mental health are deeply interconnected. We provide simultaneous treatment for:

Depression

Anxiety

PTSD & PTSI

Bipolar disorder

Trauma

Personality disorders

Burnout & stress disorders

Dual diagnosis treatment significantly increases long-term recovery success.

Levels of Care We Offer

AM Health Care offers a full continuum of care so clients can step down to lower levels of support as they progress.

Medical Detox (Detoxification)

Available at Valley Recovery Center, Ohana Recovery Center & After Action.

Detox provides 24/7 medical monitoring to safely manage withdrawal from substances such as alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, and stimulants.

What Detox Includes

Round-the-clock nursing care

Clinical supervision

Medications for withdrawal comfort

Hydration & nutrition support

Crisis stabilization

Transition planning into residential treatment

Substances Requiring Medical Detox

Alcohol

Opioids & fentanyl

Benzodiazepines

Methamphetamines

Cocaine & crack

Polysubstance combinations

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (Inpatient)

Available at Valley Recovery Center, Ohana Recovery Center & After Action.

Residential treatment provides a safe, structured environment free from triggers and stressors.

Daily Therapeutic Schedule Includes:

Individual therapy 3–5x/week

Daily group therapy

Psychiatric services

Life skills development

Relapse prevention

Fitness, yoga & mindfulness

Trauma-focused therapy

Holistic wellness services

Modalities Offered in Residential Care

CBT, DBT, EMDR

Motivational Interviewing

Mindfulness

Somatic therapies

Family therapy sessions

Psychoeducation

Nutrition & wellness coaching

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Offered at Inneractions IOP/PHP.

PHP is ideal for those needing structured clinical care while living at home or in sober living.

Clients attend therapy 5–6 hours per day, several days a week.

Who PHP Is Best For

Step-down from residential

Transitioning back to daily life

Clients needing strong clinical support

Individuals with dual diagnosis conditions

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Offered in-person at Inneractions.

IOP is flexible and appropriate for individuals balancing treatment with work, school, or family obligations.

Flexible Scheduling Options

Daytime groups

Evening groups

Hybrid options when needed

Individual therapy sessions

Virtual IOP

Inneractions offers a high-quality Virtual IOP program accessible anywhere in California.

Benefits of Virtual IOP

HIPAA-compliant online therapy

Flexible scheduling

No commute

Ideal for working professionals

Discreet and private

Strong clinical structure

Aftercare & Sober Living Support

Recovery doesn’t end after treatment. We help clients build long-term support structures.

Long-Term Recovery Planning Includes:

Weekly therapy referrals

Psychiatric follow-up

MAT maintenance

Sober living recommendations

Alumni support

Peer groups

Employment & education support

Addictions We Treat

Alcohol Addiction

Amphetamines

Cocaine & Crack

Fentanyl Abuse

Hallucinogens

Intravenous Drug Abuse

Ketamine Addiction

Opiate Addiction

Opioids vs Opiates

Stimulants

Synthetic Drugs

Alcohol Addiction

Alcohol is the most widely abused drug due to the fact that it is legal and socially acceptable. Most people become alcoholics without noticing, typically alcohol starts being abused in college or high-school, starting with parties and get togethers and continues throughout ones lifetime. Over recent years AM Health Care has seen the rate of alcoholism sky rocket as a side effect from Covid-19 and the nationwide lockdowns that took place. Alcohol was a go to for a lot of people and was easily accessible. Working from home, not having to get ready or go into an office and the darkness that came along with being in quarantine made for a perfect disaster for addiction to run rampant in peoples life’s.

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Amphetamines

Amphetamines are commonly used drugs in the United States. While they can help when used within the parameters prescribed by medical professionals, they also run at a high risk of abuse. Amphetamines can be dangerous primarily due to how commonly they are prescribed to adolescents and adults. Anyone who is prescribed any amphetamine should be cautious when using the drug and only use it as intended.

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Cocaine & Crack

Crack and cocaine are two different drugs that are closely related. In discussion, the terms cocaine and crack are sometimes used interchangeably despite being two separate substances. The effects these two drugs have on a person are similar, but each also brings its own dangers of use.

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Fentanyl Abuse

Fentanyl is a highly addictive drug at the forefront of the current opioid crisis. Because it is both cheaper and more potent than opioids like heroin, fentanyl is widely becoming one of the most abused drugs on the street. Fentanyl is responsible for a large percentage of overdose deaths in the United States.

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Hallucinogens

Hallucinogens are a powerful class of drug that causes a person to feel or experience sensations not based on reality. Hallucinogens directly affect how a person perceives the reality around them and can potentially lead to reckless or dangerous behavior. Many long-term effects of hallucinogens are still not fully understood due to a lack of research.

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Intravenous Drug Abuse

Intravenous drugs are incredibly dangerous, and usually, their use is a sign of a severe addiction problem. Intravenous drugs increase the potency of a drug’s effects and increase the risks associated with use. If you or a loved one are using intravenous drugs, it is vital to seek help from trained professionals as soon as possible.

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Ketamine Addiction

The use of ketamine is a complex issue. While ketamine is commonly abused and can be incredibly dangerous, it also has significant medical benefits. Ketamine is approved to be used in hospital settings as an anesthetic. Additionally, studies are currently being conducted regarding ketamine’s usefulness in the treatment of depression. Although not currently approved as a possible treatment option, early results suggest it could be highly effective.

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Opiate Addiction

Opiates are a class of drugs derived from the poppy plant that can cause the user to experience euphoria. Opiate addiction is one of the most considerable problems this country is currently facing. Due to their highly addictive nature, harmful effects, and the ease with which people can get them, a real opiate epidemic is happening in the United States’ streets.

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Opioids vs Opiates

The terms opioid and opiate are sometimes used interchangeably even though they are two different things. An opiate is a naturally occurring substance that is made from the poppy plant. Many opiates are used within the medical community, including morphine and codeine.

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Stimulant Addiction

Stimulants are a broad class of drugs that cause an increase in some bodily functions, including a boost in energy. Stimulants may often cause a person to seem excited or jittery. In the broadest terms, stimulants and depressants are the two primary classes of drugs, sometimes referred to as “uppers” and “downers.”

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Synthetic Drug Addiction

Synthetic drugs are an umbrella term for substances created in labs to replicate the effects of other drugs. Synthetic drugs can be depressants or stimulants and are used to varying degrees depending on the specific substance. Although synthetic drugs sometimes have a reputation of being safer than alternative drugs, that is not always the case. If you or a loved one suffer from substance abuse disorder due to synthetic drug use, it is vital to seek medical help as soon as possible.

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Specialized Addiction Treatment Programs

AM Health Care offers unique, population-specific tracks to provide culturally informed, individualized care.

Men’s Treatment – Valley Recovery Center

A private, luxury men’s residential treatment center specializing in:

Male-specific trauma

Emotional regulation

Anger & shame work

Fatherhood, career stress & identity work

Brotherhood-style peer support

Women’s Treatment – Ohana Recovery Center

Ohana Recovery Center provides a safe, nurturing residential program designed exclusively for women seeking healing from addiction and co-occurring mental health challenges. Our trauma-responsive clinical team specializes in supporting women navigating:

Substance use disorders

Burnout and chronic stress

Anxiety and depression

Postpartum emotional struggles

Relationship trauma and attachment wounds

People-pleasing, caretaking roles, and identity exhaustion

Through individualized therapy, holistic wellness services, family support, and a compassionate, judgment-free environment, women learn to rebuild emotional stability, rediscover their identity, and create a foundation for long-term recovery.