Southern California Sunrise — Sabina Avenue

About Southern California Sunrise — Sabina Avenue

Southern California Sunrise’s Sabina Avenue house is one of four small residential mental health homes operated by the provider in Mission Viejo, California. The program is designed for adults who need more support than weekly outpatient therapy but do not require an acute psychiatric hospital. The provider says each Mission Viejo house accommodates six residents, allowing care to take place in a private, home-like setting rather than a large institutional campus.

Residential mental health care

Care is delivered on a live-in basis with 24-hour structure and support. Southern California Sunrise focuses on primary mental health treatment and may also support co-occurring substance-use concerns when mental health remains the primary reason for admission. It does not advertise this house as a detox, outpatient clinic, or psychiatric hospital.

The provider describes an initial evaluation process that can include laboratory screening, mental health questionnaires, psychological evaluation, and psychiatric evaluation. Treatment planning is individualized around diagnosis, symptoms, history, and day-to-day functioning. The broader program lists psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-informed work, family therapy, group therapy, medication management, life-skills development, art-based work, and weekly equine therapy among its approaches.

Accommodation and setting

The Sabina Avenue campus is a single-family residence in a quiet Mission Viejo neighborhood. The provider says its houses include private and semi-private bedrooms, shared living spaces, outdoor areas, and modern kitchens. Meals are provided, and residents may use a local gym as part of the schedule. Housing placement among the provider’s four nearby homes is coordinated during admissions, so prospective residents should confirm that Sabina Avenue is the assigned residence before travel.

Length of stay and continuing care

The official locations page describes residential stays ranging from two weeks to 50 days, with exact duration based on clinical assessment, progress, and treatment goals. Recovery.com lists a typical program length of 28 days or more. Discharge planning may include referrals to step-down services, ongoing individual or family therapy, treatment-team check-ins, crisis resources, and an online alumni group. These arrangements should be verified for the individual case before admission.

Cost and admissions

Recovery.com’s claimed provider profile listed an estimated private-pay rate of US$25,000 for 30 days when checked on October 16, 2026. This is secondary evidence and not a published official provider tariff; the profile notes that pricing can vary by program and length of stay. Insurance benefits, clinical needs, room type, and the assigned house may affect the final amount. Prospective residents should request a written estimate directly from admissions and clarify what is included.

Admissions staff can discuss clinical fit, insurance verification, residential placement, expected duration, medication needs, family involvement, and aftercare. The provider lists the Sabina Avenue address as 25681 Sabina Ave, Mission Viejo, CA 92691 and its current direct number as (949) 284-7325.

Sources checked

• Official Mission Viejo locations page — campus addresses, six-bed house model, residential scope, stay range, accommodation, and admissions phone.
• Official facility tour — residential setting and campus photography.
• Official residential treatment page — level of care and program approach.
• Recovery.com claimed profile — secondary 30-day private-pay estimate, program length, accommodation, and continuing-care details.

Information checked October 16, 2026. Availability, pricing, assigned residence, and clinical suitability can change; confirm directly before making arrangements.