Oasis Premium Recovery — Marbella

Care at Oasis Premium Recovery — Marbella

Residential recovery with several levels of privacy

Oasis Premium Recovery offers residential recovery programs in Marbella, Spain, with accommodation and support that vary by package. The current official website distinguishes private rooms and suites within a residential setting from a separate One Client at a Time program that reserves an entire villa for one person. This distinction is essential when interpreting the service. Individual therapy does not automatically mean sole occupancy of the property, and the Premium Tailored or Ultimate Bespoke package should not be assumed to include the whole residence. The proposed accommodation and presence of other clients need to be specified in the booking.

The provider describes its setting as a gated residential area in Sierra Blanca, between Marbella’s coastal surroundings and the nearby mountains. Its accommodation gallery shows bedrooms, suites, therapy spaces, a pool, spa areas, a gym, and shared gathering spaces. These features help explain the environment, but access and exclusivity depend on the chosen package. People comparing residential treatment in Spain can assess Oasis as a recovery program with several room and service tiers. A particular suite, a private office, sole use of the villa, and a dedicated live-in counselor are separate features with different implications for the stay.

Who provides the medical services

Oasis’s current medical and aftercare pages explicitly state that medical services are delivered by independent third-party professionals and companies. The organization says it coordinates these services and does not itself directly provide medical care. Its listed medical support network includes preventive health, hospital, emergency, nursing, and general medical resources in the Marbella area. These are provider-reported arrangements rather than independently verified clinical contracts. The practical admission plan should identify the legal medical provider, the treating professionals, the location of consultations, and which services are included in the recovery package or billed through a separate clinical arrangement.

The medical support page describes professionals available around the clock and coordination across physical and psychological needs. The broader program overview also refers to nursing during detoxification when required. Availability through an external service is different from a guarantee that a doctor or registered nurse is continuously present in every residential room. A person considering detoxification or treatment for a complex condition should receive the actual staffing and monitoring plan. The assessment should also establish when the private residence is appropriate and what circumstances would require a hospital or another level of care before or during the stay.

Assessment, treatment, and the psychological approach

The official program framework begins with a medical, psychological, and lifestyle assessment, followed by an individualized plan. It describes withdrawal support where applicable, medical treatment through independent clinicians, therapy, family work, nutritional planning, complementary activities, and aftercare. These components are organized around the person rather than a single schedule for every resident. The initial discussion should clarify the primary reason for admission and the sequence of care. Someone seeking help with alcohol withdrawal, an eating disorder, trauma, or work-related exhaustion may require a different team, different monitoring, and a different duration despite staying in the same general residential setting.

Oasis advertises treatment for alcohol and drug problems, behavioral addictions, depression, anxiety, trauma, burnout, and eating-related difficulties. Its therapy pages name CBT, DBT, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational enhancement therapy, interpersonal therapy, Gestalt work, family therapy, and trauma-focused approaches. Psychiatric review and medication management are included through the independent medical arrangements. This range is a description of available approaches, not a promise that every client receives every method. The written program should connect the chosen therapy with specific goals, identify the practitioner, and explain how individual sessions and any group work fit together.

The current therapy directory also describes individual twelve-step counseling adapted to the client’s beliefs and pace. Other advertised activities include equine-assisted work, somatic practices, yoga, breathwork, meditation, and creative or sound-based activities. These can have different roles within a recovery plan, and the choice should account for preference, readiness, and physical needs. The provider’s promotional descriptions of nervous-system regulation or biochemical restoration should not be interpreted as established outcomes for every client. A useful proposal explains the purpose of an activity and how it complements the psychological and medical work, without treating the number of modalities as a measure of treatment quality.

What the residential tiers actually include

The official package overview describes an entry-level shared residential experience, a Deluxe option with a private bedroom and shared bathroom, and an Executive option with a private en-suite room and terrace access. Those arrangements show why the word private requires context. A person may have an individual bedroom while sharing the residence, recreation spaces, and parts of the program with other clients. The accommodation agreement should specify bedroom and bathroom occupancy, access to communal areas, and any limits on particular facilities. It should also make clear whether a photograph represents the room actually being offered or illustrates the property more generally.

Premium Tailored adds a private two-room suite, configured as two bedrooms or a bedroom and private office, with an en-suite bathroom. The package page identifies nutritional planning, equine work, selected wellness services, and additional medical support. It also advertises several tests and optional interventions. The presence of a test in a package does not establish that it is necessary for every client or sufficient to diagnose a condition by itself. The responsible clinician should explain the indication, interpretation, and follow-up. Office space, family use, a pet-friendly arrangement, and special hospitality services should each be confirmed for the individual booking.

Ultimate Bespoke builds on the Premium Tailored arrangement with a personal life coach, live-in counselor, chauffeur, and a higher level of practical continuity. The counselor’s presence is a specific package feature and should not be transferred to every lower tier. It also does not establish that the counselor is a doctor or registered nurse. The public packages list particular numbers of individual counseling sessions, but the exact time period, session length, practitioner, and availability of additional appointments should be made explicit in the quote. Those details are more useful for comparison than assuming a named package delivers unlimited therapy.

The separate One Client at a Time program reserves a private villa and its treatment environment for one client. Its official description includes a dedicated clinical and support team, private dining, a flexible daily structure, and individualized activities. This is the option relevant to someone requiring sole occupancy rather than simply an en-suite room. The current primary page does not publish a numerical tariff for that exclusive arrangement. The price estimates associated with Premium Tailored and Ultimate Bespoke should therefore not be used as a guaranteed quote for sole use of the property or the entire team.

Nutrition, relationships, and daily routines

Nutritional support combines an individualized plan with meals prepared in the residence. Higher-tier descriptions identify a clinical nutritionist and private-chef arrangements, while the wider program overview includes cooking guidance and attention to daily habits. A person with an eating disorder, allergy, or medical dietary requirement should have the clinical and meal-support arrangements specified rather than relying on the general promise of full board. The treatment team should explain how nutritional care is coordinated with psychological and medical work. The relevant professional qualifications and scope of responsibility should be clear, especially where a package uses several different wellness and clinical providers.

Family work can take place in person or remotely, according to the program overview. The purpose may include communication, understanding the recovery process, and planning helpful support after discharge. Participation should be agreed with the client and connected with therapeutic goals. Accommodation for a companion or use of a second suite room is a separate practical arrangement and may carry different terms. The same applies to professional responsibilities: an office or chauffeur can support necessary logistics, but the working schedule should be coordinated with appointments and rest. Neither feature should be taken as a promise of unrestricted work throughout intensive treatment.

Aftercare and supported reintegration

Oasis describes lifetime aftercare as part of its programs and lists possible elements including virtual therapy, online groups, educational resources, check-ins, relapse-prevention work, family-oriented support, and help rebuilding daily routines. Medication-related follow-up is coordinated with independent medical professionals where appropriate. The word lifetime describes the provider’s continuing-support philosophy; it does not, by itself, define an unlimited number of free clinical appointments. Before admission, the client should receive the actual included contact, frequency, access conditions, and any separately charged services. Cross-border remote treatment also requires confirmation that the relevant practitioner can provide care where the client will be located.

A separate Secondary Care package is described for the transition after primary residential treatment. It uses a private apartment with a live-in counselor and life coach, with therapy and practical support for reintegration. This is a different accommodation and care arrangement, rather than an automatic extension of the original suite or sole-occupancy villa. The plan should identify the proposed location, staffing, clinical appointments, expected duration, and cost. For someone returning directly home, aftercare may instead involve remote contact and local professionals. The appropriate route depends on the assessed needs and the support available in the person’s everyday environment.

The same official program overview also identifies a weekday daytime option running Monday through Friday, without overnight accommodation or weekend attendance. It includes individual and group support and daily activities, but should be quoted separately from a residential room or apartment. A person considering that route needs an appropriate place to live and a clinical assessment confirming that overnight care is unnecessary. The daily program, the supported apartment, a shared residential stay, and an exclusive villa are distinct offers; comparing them requires the same clarity about medical coordination, therapy content, accommodation, and total cost.

Price guidance and current contact details

As checked on October 20, 2026, Recovery.com gives weekly estimates of EUR 4,500 for Essential Care, EUR 10,000 for Deluxe, EUR 15,000 for Executive, EUR 20,000 for Premium Tailored, and EUR 35,000 for Ultimate Bespoke. These are third-party estimates; the reviewed official package pages describe services but do not publish matching numerical tariffs. The EUR 20,000–35,000 range relates to the two named premium tiers, while lower-priced options also exist. None of these figures independently establishes the cost of the separate sole-occupancy villa. The current quotation should identify the exact package, duration, accommodation, clinical services, exclusions, and aftercare terms.

The official site’s main Spanish telephone link is +34 633 398 916, and it also publishes the UK number +44 7379 388256. One page contains a different final portion of the Spanish number, so the main contact link is the more consistent route in the reviewed material. A useful enquiry begins by clarifying the desired program and clinical needs, then the room or exclusive-villa arrangement. Oasis’s offer is best understood through those specific choices and its coordination with independent medical providers. The final decision should rest on a clear treatment and accommodation agreement rather than a general assumption that every package includes the same privacy or medical coverage.