Welcome to Fair Oaks Recovery Center

If you struggle with an addiction to alcohol or drugs, we can help.

HELP

24/7 help is always available.

Contact our admissions staff and speak to someone now. We accept most insurance, and we are here to help now.

HOPE

Recovery is possible.

Fair Oaks’ Sacramento Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Center provides treatment to adults suffering from substance abuse as well as co-occurring mental health disorders.

HEALING

We offer a comprehensive program.

Fair Oaks Sacramento Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Center offers detox, residential treatment, day treatment (PHP), and intensive outpatient services in Sacramento, CA.

Our Treatment Philosophy

A Whole-Person Care Approach

Fair Oaks Recovery Center’s Sacramento Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Center provides you with a meaningful addiction treatment experience in a supportive atmosphere where you can begin to heal, restore, and renew your life. The goal of our Whole Person Care approach is to treat the mind, body and spirit.

Join us in welcoming Dr. Taylor Nichols to Fair Oaks Recovery Center as our Medical Director.

Fair Oaks is proud to have earned the prestigious Chemical Dependency Recovery Hospital (CDRH) status from the state of California.

Our Treatment Programs

Speak to Someone Now

We are here to help and want to answer your questions.

Client Reviews

“Fair Oaks Recovery Center was one of the best things I’ve done in my life. I was scared to begin the outpatient program, but literally from the time I walked through the door – every person there is genuinely the nicest and most caring people you’d ever want to meet.”

“I was very hesitant and nervous about going to a recovery center but I was welcomed with open arms by everyone I’ve been in contact with at this facility and my fear and nervousness went away immediately.”

“I was in desperate need of sobriety when went to Fair Oaks Recovery and through there outpatient I was able to get my life back. My 3 month program provided me the knowledge of addiction and the steps I needed to put the pieces of my mental health back into place.”