Inpatient & Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Detox Serving San Francisco

At Diamond House Detox center in San Francisco, we pride ourselves on providing a serene drug and alcohol addiction treatment environment where privacy and peace are the main priorities for our clients. Triggers can be external or internal and prompt subconscious urges to use drugs or alcohol. While external triggers refer to people, places, objects and situations, internal triggers refer to feelings. Common internal triggers include:

• Negative emotions: shame, depression, guilt, fear, anxiety, loneliness, hate, anger, jealousy, irritation, exhaustion, feelings of inadequacy
• Positive emotions: passion, happiness, excitement, feeling “normal,” sexual arousal, strength, celebratory feelings, confidence
• Everyday emotions: Fatigue, relaxation, neglect, frustration, embarrassment, pressure, nervousness, boredom, insecurity

Often, this is exactly why we recommend people with addictions seek detox and treatment outside of the city in which they are from — away from familiar people and distractions that might derail them on their path toward recovery and a better life.

Diamond House Detox has been home to many San Francisco residents seeking a safe, private detox away from the Bay Area. Our luxurious San Francisco rehab accommodations allow personal space for rest, meditation and healing. At about 70 miles (1 hour and 15-minute drive) outside of the city, Diamond House Detox is an excellent choice for loved ones whose lives depend upon recovery.

San Francisco Addiction Stats

In California, nearly 9% of people age 12 and older have some form of substance use disorder, and in San Francisco County, nearly 300 people died due to opioid overdose alone in 2022. 

These statistics about the San Francisco drug problem are why Diamond House Detox continues to welcome clients from the area into our treatment programs:

• Accidental drug overdose deaths continue to rise every year, with the 2023 death toll projected to come in at nearly 800.  In 2023, the death toll surpassed 800, and it’s expected to do the same in 2024.
• Fentanyl is the drug most commonly involved in San Francisco’s drug overdoses, which may be a contributing factor as to why the city has one of the highest overdose rates in the country.
• Almost 22% of people aged 12 or older admitted to using an illicit drug in the past year — another statistic that exceeds both state and national averages.
• The same study showed 22.1% of the same population claimed to have engaged in binge drinking at least once in the past month.

Our trained medical staff work tirelessly to create a calming, supportive atmosphere where people struggling with drug and alcohol addiction can come and recover from their substance use disorder. If you or a loved one could benefit from our services, contact us and become part of the reason San Francisco drug statistics change.

Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab in San Francisco

The first step to any recovery is detox. Whatever substances you’re detoxing from, know that our compassionate professionals will stay by your side. We monitor you closely to ensure you’re medically and physically safe as you go through detox. We want you to know you have the support you need to make it through. Detox typically takes a few days, and can last as long as a couple of weeks — but once it’s over, what happens next?

While some people may be able to return to their lives and find support from friends and family through recovery, the vast majority of people dealing with addiction need more than a few days to work through withdrawal. They may need to develop new coping skills or establish a therapeutic alliance as they learn how to live a sober life. The great news is, you can do that here, too.

During or after your detox, you’ll meet with one of our Psychiatrists or Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners for an evaluation. During this in-depth evaluation, we will help you decide if you’d be a good fit for our:

• Inpatient therapy: People with severe addictions or who may not have an outside support system often excel in inpatient therapy. By living at our facility full-time during treatment, you can escape from the stresses of daily life and put your full focus on working through your addiction and other traumas.
• Partial hospitalization program (PHP): The comfort of sleeping in your own bed can be vital to making the most of your treatment. Partial hospitalization means you come into Diamond House Detox during the day and return home at night to sleep and be with your loved ones.
• Intensive outpatient program (IOP): Our outpatient drug and alcohol rehab in San Francisco is the ideal choice for busy individuals who have roles and responsibilities they can’t leave behind. IOP lets you embrace recovery around your schedule through evening meetings and therapy appointments.