Santa Cruz Residential Recovery Add to list Write a Review Edit Type of Care    : Residential Long-Term Treatment Services    : Substance Abuse Treatment Santa Cruz Residential Recovery is a treatment center in Santa Cruz California that focuses on substance abuse services by providing substance abuse treatment services The programs offered are designed for men and women When selecting a facility consider their target populations; the better the fit the better the results    : Santa Cruz Residential Recovery offers sliding fee scale to help cover the cost of treatment. Payment forms including self payment are accepted. Primary Focus    : Substance Abuse Services Be the first to review

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Santa Cruz Residential Recovery
Primary Focus	Substance Abuse Services
Populations Served	Men Compare Treatment Centers for MenWomen Compare Treatment Centers for Women
Programs	Outpatient Residential Treatment Counseling Services
Payment Accepted	Self Payment
Payment Assistance	Sliding Fee Scale
Address	125 Rigg Street Santa Cruz, California 95060United States
Phone	(831) 423-3890
Website	Website (scccc.org)
Email	[email protected]

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