A six-bed, DHCS-licensed program in Riverside County with 24-hour residential support, withdrawal management and step-down residential care. We work with many PPO plans, including out-of-network benefits, and offer self-pay options.
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Licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services · License No. 330256AP · Six-bed adult residential program
Renew Path Recovery's Menifee program is a six-bed residential setting for adults who need to stop drinking or using drugs safely and then keep going in treatment. It's licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), License No. 330256AP. View the license.
Because the program has only six beds, the schedule, groups and check-ins are built around a small group instead of a large unit. Care starts with withdrawal management and moves into residential treatment when that's clinically appropriate, all at the same address.
Withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs can be uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous. Our detox phase provides 24-hour residential structure and monitoring, with incidental medical services provided under our DHCS license, so clients can stabilize before deeper recovery work begins. Admissions will talk with you about your specific situation during the screening.
If someone's medical needs are more than a residential setting can safely handle, admissions will say so and help find a hospital-level option.
After stabilization, eligible clients can move into residential treatment without changing programs. Clients may begin at Level 3.5 and step down to 3.3 or 3.1 as their assessment supports. Residential care follows an individual treatment plan, and admissions can walk you through what the current program includes.
Before discharge, we build an aftercare plan. That can mean a referral back to your own therapist or outpatient program, or a step-down to Renew Path Recovery's Woodland Hills IOP for people who live in or near the San Fernando Valley.
The Menifee program accepts PPO insurance and self-pay.
If you have Medi-Cal, Riverside County's SU-CARES Access and Referral Line can help: 1-800-499-3008.
Adults from Menifee, Perris, Hemet, Murrieta, Temecula, Lake Elsinore, Moreno Valley, Riverside and across the Inland Empire, plus people from elsewhere in Southern California who want a small program away from home. Menifee is roughly 10 minutes from Perris, 20 minutes from Hemet, 25–30 minutes from Murrieta and Temecula, and 35 minutes from Riverside without traffic (OpenStreetMap estimates).
Is the Menifee program licensed?
Yes. It's licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services, License No. 330256AP. You can view the license.
Do you take PPO insurance?
We work with many PPO plans, including out-of-network benefits. Every plan is different, so we verify your specific benefits before admission and tell you what we find. Coverage and authorization are decided by your plan and aren't guaranteed.
Do you take Medi-Cal?
The Menifee program accepts PPO insurance and self-pay. Riverside County Medi-Cal members can call the county SU-CARES line at 1-800-499-3008.
Can I pay privately?
Yes. Call for current self-pay rates for detox and residential care; admissions explains them before you commit. Financing available through the CareCredit credit card, subject to credit approval.
How long does detox take?
It depends on the substance, how long and how much someone has been using, and their health. Admissions and the clinical team will give you an estimate after the screening.
What happens after detox?
Many clients continue into residential treatment at the same location. Placement at Level 3.5, 3.3 or 3.1 is based on assessment. Before discharge we help set up outpatient or IOP care, including our Woodland Hills IOP if that's closer to home.
Can a family member call for someone else?
Yes. Families often make the first call. We can explain options even if your loved one isn't ready yet. With the client's written consent, we can keep family members updated during treatment.
What should I bring?
Admissions will go over what to bring, and what isn't allowed, when your admission is planned.
Is my information private?
Yes. Substance use treatment records are protected by federal law (42 CFR Part 2) and HIPAA. We only share information with your written consent, except as the law allows.
A real person will listen, answer questions and check your benefits. Calling doesn't commit you to anything.
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If this is a medical emergency, call 911. For crisis support, call or text 988. SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357 (free, confidential, 24/7).