Sierra Health and Wellness Centers - New Start Recovery Solutions

Rural Campus Designed for Focus And Comfort

The center is set on 15 acres of quiet countryside, giving clients distance from everyday stressors. Clients stay in private or shared, air-conditioned rooms with practical touches such as a TV, desk, kitchenette, and mini-fridge. A pool, gardens, walking paths, basketball court, and indoor and outdoor relaxation lounges offer space for movement, reflection, and rest. This retreat-like environment helps many people slow down, regulate their routines, and focus on recovery.

Detox And Residential Care With 24/7 Support

The program provides 24/7 medical withdrawal management for alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, stimulants, and other substances. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) can be used to manage withdrawal and reduce medical risks when appropriate. Once stabilized, clients can transition directly into residential treatment on the same campus, keeping the care team and environment consistent. Residential programming centers on therapy, education, and skill-building using a trauma-informed approach.

Integrated Treatment For Mental Health And Substance Use

Many clients arrive with both substance use and mental health concerns and other complex needs. Each person receives a comprehensive medical and mental health assessment at admission, which staff use to form an individualized plan. Treatment can include evidence-based therapy, mindfulness-based approaches, and 12-step work. Medications are available for mental health conditions when needed. The program incorporates naloxone and overdose education and relapse prevention planning to reduce risk after discharge.

Specialized Care For Veterans And First Responders

The center offers dedicated tracks for veterans and first responders built around trauma and life after service. Clinicians address PTSD, substance use, depression, and anxiety together, using approaches like trauma-focused therapy, EMDR, mindfulness, and skills-based groups. Programming explores grief, moral injury, and work-related stress, while helping clients rebuild structure, sleep, and relationships. Staff receive specialized training in military and first responder culture, so conversations can be more direct and practical.

Family Involvement and Aftercare

A family recovery program helps relatives understand addiction, set healthier boundaries, and rebuild communication, so the home environment can better support long-term recovery. After clients leave residential care, alumni and aftercare offerings provide ongoing connection, peer support, and follow-up to reduce isolation and help people respond early to relapse warning signs. Vocational programming, housing services, transportation assistance, case management, and help accessing social services are built in to support day-to-day stability.