Addiction Treatment

Alcohol Rehab in Los Angeles

Alcohol use disorder is treatable. Our medically supervised detox and luxury residential program give you the safest, most comfortable path to lasting sobriety.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Eric Chegouri, MD, Medical Director · Last updated August 14, 2026

Understanding Alcohol Use Disorder

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) affects nearly 30 million Americans. It's a chronic, relapsing brain condition characterized by an impaired ability to stop or control alcohol use despite negative consequences. AUD exists on a spectrum — from mild to severe — and at any level, it deserves real treatment.

Signs You Need Help

  • Drinking more or longer than intended
  • Failed attempts to cut back
  • Cravings that interfere with daily life
  • Drinking despite damage to relationships, work, or health
  • Tolerance (needing more to feel the effects)
  • Withdrawal symptoms when you stop (shakiness, sweating, nausea, anxiety)

Why Alcohol Detox Requires Medical Supervision

Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous — even fatal. Severe cases can include seizures and delirium tremens (DTs), a life-threatening condition. Never attempt to detox from heavy alcohol use alone. Our medical team uses evidence-based protocols including benzodiazepine tapers, hydration, and 24/7 monitoring to keep you safe and comfortable.

Our Approach to Alcohol Rehab

Treatment begins with medical detox (typically 5–7 days), then transitions into residential treatment where we address the underlying causes — trauma, anxiety, depression, life stressors — that drive drinking. Therapies include CBT, DBT, EMDR for trauma, family work, and holistic practices like yoga and meditation.

You are not weak. You have a treatable medical condition — and we know how to treat it.

FAQs

Alcohol Rehab Questions

Yes — severe alcohol withdrawal can cause seizures and delirium tremens, both potentially fatal. This is why medical detox is essential for heavy drinkers.

Acute withdrawal usually peaks at 48–72 hours and resolves within 5–7 days. Some psychological symptoms can linger longer.

Most PPO insurance plans cover all levels of alcohol treatment. We verify coverage in 15–30 minutes for free.

Detox is 5–7 days, residential 30–90 days, outpatient 8–12 weeks. Total treatment varies by individual need.

Relapse is part of recovery for many people. It doesn’t mean failure — it means we adjust the plan and keep going.

Stop Drinking. Start Living.

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