Daybreak is a licensed, evidence-based treatment center — medical detox through outpatient — with clinicians on staff, family programming every week, and an alumni community that shows up for years.
Insurance verified confidentially in one call · Most PPO plans cover treatment · Self-pay rates quoted in writing
Calling ≠ committing. Half our first calls are family members gathering information. That's a fine place to start.
Physician-supervised withdrawal management, 24/7 nursing, private rooms. Safety and dignity first — this is medicine, not punishment.
Typically 5–10 daysStructured days: individual therapy, group work, CBT/DBT, and treatment for the depression or trauma underneath — because there's usually an underneath.
30–90 days, insurance-dependentEvening and daytime tracks that fit around work — recovery integrated with real life, plus family sessions and 12-month alumni support.
8–24 weeksAll levels include weekly family programming — addiction is a family condition; so is recovery.
A human answers. We verify insurance while you're on the line and answer everything, including "is this bad enough to need help?" (If you're asking, it's worth the call.)
Clinical assessment, a bed when needed — often within 48 hours. We'll tell you exactly what to pack and what to expect, and we can talk to your employer about leave without disclosing why.
Weekly treatment-plan reviews with your clinician. Family joins Wednesdays. No confrontation theater, no wilderness gimmicks — evidence-based care by licensed people.
Discharge comes with a relapse-prevention plan, an alumni sponsor, and Thursday meetings that stay open to you for life. Year one gets monthly check-in calls from us.
"I called for my brother and ended up admitting myself three weeks later. The woman on the phone never rushed me, never judged, and remembered my name when I finally came in."
Alumnus · two years soberWith PPO insurance, often far less than feared — many families pay a deductible and coinsurance. The confidential call verifies your exact coverage in about 20 minutes. Self-pay rates are quoted flat, in writing, and we'll say honestly if a state-funded program is your better path.
Usually yes — FMLA protects medical leave for treatment at qualifying employers, and our case managers handle the paperwork without disclosing specifics. The IOP evening track exists precisely for people who keep working.
Call anyway. We'll coach you on the conversation, connect you with our family program now (it helps even before they enter treatment), and be ready when the window opens. Windows open more often than despair predicts.
Unmanaged, alcohol and benzo withdrawal can be genuinely dangerous — which is why ours is physician-supervised with 24/7 nursing and comfort medication. Nobody white-knuckles on a cot here. It's the hardest good week most patients have ever had.
Licensed, evidence-based, beds often within 48 hours. Humans answer 24/7.
Half our first calls are family. Free guidance on the conversation, whenever they're ready.
20 minutes, your questions answered, your coverage verified. That's all it is.
Recap + coverage details, written for re-reading at midnight.
Scripts that work better than ultimatums, from our clinicians.
Photos of rooms, the schedule, what to pack — removes the imagined horror.
Alumni story — windows open more than once.
No countdown, no pressure. The number, the family program, the open door.
Coverage verified while you're on the line — for you or someone you love.
Call (555) 210-DAWNLicensed & accredited · beds often available within 48 hours