Luxury Rehab: Frequently Asked Questions

Carrara clients receive up to 80+ hours per month of individualized one-on-one points of client contact, including therapy, medical, wellness, fitness, nursing, and recovery-support contact. That figure is not an estimate. Here is exactly how it is scheduled.

Individual therapy Three sessions weekly	12
Executive Clinical Director sessions Two sessions weekly	8
Aftercare coordination Two sessions weekly	8
Psychiatry Two sessions weekly	8
Medical Director visits Two visits weekly	8
Senior Medical Officer visits Two visits weekly	8
Laboratory review and results consultation Two hours weekly	8
Individualized fitness and movement Five sessions weekly	20
Total scheduled hours per month	80
Provided in addition, as clinically indicated
Family sessions Two hours weekly, or as needed	8
Crisis support, nursing contact, and one-on-one staff intervention As needed	4

 

Family sessions and crisis support are provided on top of the 80 scheduled hours and vary with clinical need, which is why the figure is stated as 80+. Spa services are included three times per week and are additional to this total. Every treatment plan is individualized, and actual scheduling reflects clinical need, level of care, and length of stay. This is one-on-one contact time, not group programming, and it is not 80 hours of individual therapy.

Many insurance plans provide coverage for addiction and mental health treatment. Please call us, and we will provide you with a quick insurance verification, which will tell you what your insurance will cover regarding treatment. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept Medi-Cal, Medicaid, or Medicare.

In the United States, if you are eligible for FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act) and have a severe health condition, such as substance abuse or mental health requiring treatment, you are generally protected from losing your job while on FMLA leave. FMLA provides up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave in a 12-month period for eligible employees. Our Admissions staff, Case Managers, and Clinical staff have extensive experience with FMLA, Disability, and leave of absence in the work and school environment.

Absolutely, we specialize in Dual diagnosis treatment, also known as co-occurring disorders treatment. This is a specialized form of mental health and addiction treatment that addresses both substance use disorders (SUDs) and co-occurring mental health disorders, such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Dual diagnosis treatment recognizes the complex relationship between substance abuse and mental health issues and provides integrated care to address both conditions simultaneously. Dual diagnosis treatment is essential because untreated mental health conditions can contribute to relapse and hinder long-term recovery from substance abuse. Integrated care ensures that individuals receive the support and treatment they need to address all aspects of their well-being. It's important to seek treatment from qualified, licensed professionals specializing in dual diagnosis care for the best outcomes.

Treatment for substance abuse or addiction can potentially help with legal issues. Still, the extent to which it can assist depends on several factors, including the nature of the legal problems, the individual's commitment to treatment, and the approach. Our professional clinical staff are experienced in assisting clients and their attorneys to help provide the paperwork needed for the court after treatment.

Substance abuse treatment is confidential, and the confidentiality of individuals seeking treatment is critical to the admission and treatment process. Confidentiality safeguards are put in place to protect the privacy of individuals seeking help for substance abuse or addiction.

We recognize the importance of maintaining communication between Clients and their loved ones. We also understand that professionals and executives still have correspondence responsibilities while in our care. For this reason, there will only be a short 48-hour period with no electronics at Carrara.

We believe that Clients need private rooms to ensure they have a space to maintain their privacy and confidentiality. This is especially important for individuals who may feel uncomfortable sharing living quarters with others or discussing personal issues in a shared space. For this reason, all of Carrara’s rooms are single occupancy, and all have en-suite bathrooms.

We feel that every Client should have a healthy support system. This could be family, friends, or even a sober support community. We encourage visitors while you are in treatment. We have weekly visiting hours and a robust family program that helps teach family and friends the best ways to support the Clients during and after treatment.

At Carrara, we offer Detox, Residential, Outpatient, and Sober Living levels of care. We can create individual treatment programs for our clients. We offer 30, 60, and 90-day programs and can even extend and create an extended program of up to 1 year covering all levels of care based on our patient's treatment needs.

We love our pets here at Carrara. We believe that pets can provide emotional support and comfort to individuals navigating early recovery while in treatment. The presence of a beloved pet can reduce anxiety, depression, and loneliness, which is why Carrara welcomes your canine companions.

Signs may include a loss of control over substance use, withdrawal symptoms, neglect of responsibilities, and relationship problems. Consulting with a healthcare professional is recommended for a proper assessment.

In certain circumstances, we can treat couples. Substance abuse treatment for couples, often referred to as couples' treatment or couples care in the context of addiction, is a specialized form of treatment and therapy designed to help couples where one or both partners are struggling with substance abuse issues. This type of treatment focuses on addressing not only addiction but also the impact it has on relationships and family.

We believe that aftercare and ongoing support are crucial. This can include outpatient treatment, sober living, counselling, alumni groups, support groups, and relapse prevention strategies. Before leaving our program, our aftercare planning department will help you find the best aftercare plan that meets your needs.

We want you to have a dignified and comfortable experience. Books, pictures, hobbies, and other comforts from home are fine. Most people pack as they would for a short vacation. The checklist below details what you should definitely bring. If you have additional questions, please call  (888) 383-5207.

• Season-appropriate, casual and recreation/work-out clothes, bathing suits
• Cash, debit/credit card for small expenses
• Personal hygiene items
• Your medications
• Insurance card
• Photo ID