Torrance, CA Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centers
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2920 H Street Bakersfield, California 93301

3822 Campus Dr Suite 500 Newport Beach, CA 92660

782 Park Avenue, Suite 1 San Jose, California 95126

10175 Slater Ave, Suite 200 Fountain Valley, California 92708

17330 Newhope Street, Unit A Fountain Valley, California 92708

1191 Simmons Lane Novato, California 94945

100 Park Place, Suite 120 San Ramon, California 94583

183 Calle Magdalena, # 101, Encinitas, CA 92024

2211 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach, California 90803

9830 Brimhall Road Bakersfield, California 93313

1835 Allston Way Berkeley, California 94703

13022 Yorba St Santa Ana, California 92705

5675 West Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90036

580 Charles Street San Jose, California 95112
Torrance has 7 treatment centers, with the wider search radius reaching 42 more across the South Bay’s beach cities. Redondo Beach and Gardena each have a similarly sized cluster nearby, and Lomita adds a smaller one just south.
Torrance’s own mix leans toward outpatient care rather than residential beds, in keeping with a city built more around office parks and business than around the beach itself.
The South Bay’s coastal-moderate climate holds fairly steady across these cities, with Torrance running a few degrees warmer than the immediate beach towns since it sits slightly inland.
Torrance falls under the same LA County system as its neighbors. Publicly funded care is administered through the 24-hour number, 1-800-854-7771, while private pay or insurance means working with a DHCS-certified provider from day one.
Sober living homes are not required to carry a state license, so CCAPP’s certification and the Sober Living Network’s own standard are the two credentials worth checking before choosing an address. Torrance’s own supply is modest and spread across the South Bay rather than concentrated in one part of the city.
LAX is the closest major airport, about 20 to 25 minutes away depending on which part of Torrance a program is located. Torrance has no direct Metro Rail station. The nearest is on the K Line in neighboring Redondo Beach, a short drive rather than a walk, so a car is the practical default for regular outpatient attendance here.
Interstate 405 and Interstate 110 both run through the area and connects it to the rest of the South Bay and downtown LA. Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach, both a short drive away, carry more hotel options than Torrance itself, and either makes a workable base for a family visiting someone in treatment here.
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Common questions about arriving, getting around, and what to expect from treatment in Torrance. If a question is not covered here, a program’s admissions team can answer it directly.
There are two ways to start treatment in Torrance. Insurance and private-pay clients skip the county step entirely and work with a DHCS-certified provider from the start. Everyone else can dial 1-800-854-7771 for the same service.
Many residential programs will pick you up from the airport. Ask the center when you call. LAX is the closest major airport, roughly 20 to 25 minutes from central Torrance, depending on traffic.
No, Torrance does not have a Metro Rail station. The nearest Metro is on the K Line in Redondo Beach, so a car or regular rideshare covers anything beyond an occasional trip.
Torrance’s own cluster is modest, and the wider South Bay, especially Redondo Beach and Gardena, carries similarly sized clusters nearby, which is why a Torrance search often shows options in more than one direction.