His House Palm Recovery

Most people entering addiction treatment don't need just one thing — they need a sequence of care that meets them where they are and evolves as they do. His House Palm Recovery is built around that idea. The Upland, California facility offers medical detox, residential treatment, a standard outpatient program, and an intensive outpatient program (IOP) under one roof, allowing people to move through levels of care without having to rebuild trust with an entirely new treatment team.

That continuity matters, especially for people managing co-occurring disorders or trauma alongside substance use. Recovery at His House isn't a single event — it's a structured progression, from medically supervised early recovery through the community-based support of outpatient programming. For families in San Bernardino County evaluating long-term recovery options, that range of services in one location is a meaningful differentiator.

His House Palm Recovery integrates several well-established therapeutic methods into its programs. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps clients identify and shift the thought patterns that sustain addictive behavior. Solution Focused Brief Therapy keeps the clinical work oriented toward practical goals. And both Brief Strategic Family Therapy and family therapy bring the people closest to a client into the process — recognizing that the recovery community a person returns to after treatment is just as important as the treatment itself.

Group therapy and outdoor therapy round out the program's approach, offering peer connection and experiential learning alongside individual clinical work. On-site, residents have access to yoga, gym facilities, and a nutritionist — resources that support physical recovery as an integrated part of the overall treatment experience, not a separate amenity.

The center is designed to serve a genuinely diverse recovery population. Veterans receive targeted support and the center accepts TRICARE, reducing a common financial barrier for those who have served. Young adults ages 18–25 have access to age-appropriate programming, while seniors and older adults are also explicitly served — a population often underrepresented in addiction treatment settings. The facility works with both men and women, accepts court-ordered clients, and has accommodations for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Clinically, the center specializes in trauma and PTSD as well as co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis — conditions that are statistically common among people seeking substance abuse treatment but that require specific clinical expertise to address effectively. This dual focus on addiction and underlying mental health conditions reflects a treatment philosophy grounded in treating the whole person, not just the presenting substance use.

His House Palm Recovery accepts a range of payment methods designed to reduce financial barriers to treatment. These include Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay or cash options. Private pay is available for individuals who are uninsured or who prefer to pay out of pocket, and the center operates around the clock — 24 hours a day, seven days a week — so intake isn't limited by office hours.

For families navigating the often-complicated process of paying for addiction treatment in California, the breadth of accepted payment types means that more people can access the residential treatment, IOP, and outpatient programs the center offers without being turned away for financial reasons. Prospective clients or family members can reach the center directly at (909) 920-5102.