Recovery Starts Here
Dr. Sushma D. Taylor Recovery Center (SDTRC)
Guided by Science, Strengthened by Partnership, Grounded in Caring T he Dr. Sushma D. Taylor Recovery Center (SDTRC) is Sonoma County’s newest adult male-only residential treatment facility, designed to provide comprehensive, trauma-informed services for individuals with substance use disorders (SUD), including those with co-occurring mild to moderate mental health conditions. “Under the leadership of CP-DAAC, a major facility remodel—funded through DHCS’s Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP)—was completed last year, with program services initiated on December 1. SDTRC now offers 50 licensed treatment beds and, in August 2025, launched a 10-bed, MAT-integrated withdrawal management (detox) unit staffed by 24/7 licensed nursing staff under the supervision of CP-DAAC’s medical director, an addiction-certified physician. To ensure the highest standards of care, admissions are currently being phased as we expand our medical and clinical staffing capabilities. Please contact us for current availability or waitlist options.”. In addition to ASAM Levels 3.1, 3.2 and 3.5 residential care, SDTRC is licensed to provide Incidental Medical Services (IMS) and dual- diagnosis support for individuals managing both SUD and mental health conditions. Treatment includes individual and group counseling, psychiatric and medication support, peer recovery services, and personalized discharge planning to ensure continuity of care. The program serves predominantly Medi-Cal recipients and accepts referrals from a wide range of partner agencies and systems, including Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities (TASC), the AB 109 Post-Release Community Supervision (PRCS) program, Drug Court, Buckelew Programs’ Orenda Detox Center, and self-referred individuals seeking structured residential support. “At the Dr. Sushma D. Taylor Recovery Center, we believe healing
begins with welcome and respect. Our adult male residential and upcoming detox program are anchored in the best of science
and compassionate care— integrating evidence-based treatments, dual-diagnosis support, and incidental medical services. We work hand in hand with local agencies— Sonoma County
Christopher Geiger, Regional Vice President (A) CP-DAAC
Department of Health Services – Behavioral Health Division, TASC, AB 109/PRCS, Drug Court, Orenda Center, and more—to ensure smooth entry and exit pathways. Our staff are continuously growing through training, trauma-informed care, and a shared culture of caring, so that every man who walks through our doors finds both expert care and genuine support.” — Christopher Geiger, Regional Vice President (A) CP-DAAC
Operated by: CP-DAAC | www.daacinfo.org Detox Unit Opening: NOW OPEN! Licensed Capacity: 50 beds (10 detox) Client Population: Adult men, Medi-Cal eligible, justice-and community-referred
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