Rehab for Professionals

Executive and professional treatment

Private detox and residential care for people who carry a lot of responsibility

Executives, physicians, attorneys, business owners and other professionals often wait too long to get help, because stepping away feels impossible and privacy feels uncertain. Villa Oasis was built for exactly that situation.

We are a private residential estate in Rancho Santa Fe with six residents or fewer at a time. Care begins with medically supervised detox when it is needed and continues into residential treatment on the same property, with the same medical and clinical team, under the direction of our Medical Director, a board-certified addiction psychiatrist.

Outdoor fireplace lounge on the pool terrace at Villa Oasis, with seating overlooking the grounds
6 or fewerresidents at a time
Private roomseach with its own en suite bath
Stay reachablephones and laptops after the first 72 hours
Protected recordsunder HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2
Why a small program matters

Built around privacy, focus and real medical oversight

Large programs are designed for volume. A professional usually needs something different: discretion, a team that knows them by name, and enough connection to the outside world that life does not fall apart while they are away.

Privacy by design

Villa Oasis is a gated residential estate, not an institutional campus. With so few residents, you are never one of a crowd, and you will not be sharing a hallway with dozens of strangers.

Stay connected, carefully

After the first 72 hours there are no restrictions on phones or laptops. You can stay in touch with family and handle what truly cannot wait, while treatment stays the priority.

Medical and clinical depth

Every client is evaluated by one of our medical providers at admission and receives an individualized detox plan. Licensed and credentialed staff are on site around the clock, and medications are used when clinically appropriate to keep withdrawal safe and as comfortable as possible.

The whole picture

Stress, burnout, anxiety, depression and trauma often travel with substance use. Our clinical team addresses these together from the first day, so you leave with practical coping skills and a clear plan for what comes next.

The setting

A quiet place to do serious work

Private bedroom at Villa Oasis San Diego
Private rooms, each with an en suite bath
Pool and grounds at Villa Oasis in Rancho Santa Fe
Pool, spa and gardens on a gated estate
Gazebo and footbridge in the meditation garden at Villa Oasis
Meditation gardens for quiet time between sessions
What to expect

How the program works

Most clients complete a 28-day program. Your length of stay is set by your clinical needs, and your team will talk it through with you from the start.

  1. Admission and evaluationA confidential conversation with admissions, a benefits check or private pay review, and a medical evaluation when you arrive.
  2. Medically supervised detoxAn individualized detox plan with ongoing medical oversight, in a private room rather than a hospital ward.
  3. Residential treatmentIndividual, group and family therapy, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), with yoga and equine therapy, all on the same estate with the same team.
  4. Planning for what comes nextBefore you leave, your team builds a discharge plan, and our case manager helps coordinate aftercare support close to home.
Landscaped lawns, flower beds and palm trees on the grounds of the Villa Oasis estate in Rancho Santa Fe
Confidentiality and your career

Your information stays yours

Substance use treatment records have some of the strongest privacy protections in federal law. At Villa Oasis your records are protected under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2.

  • Nothing is shared with an employer, colleague, family member or anyone else without your written consent.
  • Many professionals use FMLA or short-term disability to take time for treatment. Our admissions team can talk with you about what documentation you may need.
  • If you hold a professional license, a confidential conversation with admissions is a good first step to think through your options before you decide anything.
For families and colleagues

If you are worried about someone

Many of our calls come from a spouse, a parent, an adult child or a business partner. It is often harder to watch someone you respect struggle than it is to ask for help yourself.

You are welcome to call us first. Our admissions team can explain what treatment involves, what it costs and how insurance may help, so you can have an informed conversation with your loved one.

Families are part of the work here. Family therapy is included in residential care, and couples and family counseling carries into aftercare support. Because privacy rules protect every client, our team can only share information about your loved one with their written consent.

Garden path and lawn at Villa Oasis San Diego
Common questions

Questions professionals and families ask

Can I keep working while I am in treatment?

After the first 72 hours there are no restrictions on phones or laptops, so you can stay in touch and handle matters that truly cannot wait. Most clients find they get the most from treatment by keeping work to a minimum, and your team can help you set sensible limits.

Will my employer find out?

Not from us. Your records are protected under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, and nothing is shared with an employer or anyone else without your written consent. If you need leave paperwork, you decide what is shared and with whom.

How long is the program?

Most clients complete a 28-day program that begins with medically supervised detox and continues directly into residential treatment. Your length of stay is based on your clinical needs.

Does insurance cover treatment?

We work with many PPO insurance plans, and private pay is available. Our admissions team can check your benefits before you make any decision. Verify your insurance here.

Will I have my own room?

Every room has its own private en suite bath, and all but one are single occupancy.

Can my family be involved?

Yes. Family therapy is part of residential care, and couples and family counseling carries into aftercare support. Your family's involvement is always based on your consent.

Start with a confidential conversation

Calling does not commit you to anything. Our admissions team will listen, answer your questions and help you understand your options.

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