Loma Linda University Medical Center

Loma Linda University Medical Center is located in Loma Linda, California, renowned as the only US Blue Zone, which is a region with the world's longest living, healthiest populations. In Loma Linda, residents often live healthily due in part to regular exercise, strong community and low smoking and alcohol rates.

Wraparound Services

Loma Linda is dominated by the medical center. This is the main campus of the Loma Linda University Medical Center where they provide emergency care services that can address mental health and substance use disorder crises.

The University Medical Center recognizes the importance of addressing substance use disorder and mental health conditions. After receiving emergency care, you can be referred to intensive or partial hospitalization programs that offer dual diagnosis treatment on an outpatient basis. Since you're receiving care within a university health system, you have access to any specialist you need within your treatment program that can address mental health, substance use disorders or physical health needs.

Referrals Available for Specialized Programming

The Redlands Center is just 11 minutes from the main campus and offers a wide variety of behavioral health programs, leading the region in mental health and substance use disorder treatment. Their specialized programming also includes eating disorder programs, chronic pain and family centered youth programs to meet the needs of children and adolescents.

Loma Linda understands the relationship between mental health conditions and substance use disorders. The Serenity program puts clients on a path to healing using a variety of treatment techniques to address both conditions simultaneously. Education is a big part of developing coping skills and greater emotional resilience.

The Murrieta location specializes in active-duty service members, veterans and their dependents with substance use disorders or mental illnesses. As a large medical center, they work with most health insurance providers in California, including Medicare and Medicaid.