Redlands, CA - New Origins announced an expansion of its men’s outpatient addiction treatment capacity to better serve the Inland Empire. The enhancement increases access for adults in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties who need structured, evidence-based care while maintaining work, school, family, and community commitments. The Redlands location at 101 E Redlands Blvd #200 will offer more group availability, extended hours, and streamlined intake to reduce wait times and support same-week starts when clinically appropriate.
The expanded schedule responds to sustained regional demand for flexible treatment options tailored to men. Many adults in the area balance employment in construction, logistics, healthcare support, and service industries, where variable shifts can delay entry into care. The updated calendar introduces additional morning and evening groups across standard Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Program levels. The clinical model emphasizes practical, skills-forward sessions designed to fit real-world routines without sacrificing quality or safety.
“Expanding outpatient capacity means more men in the Inland Empire can start treatment without putting work or family on hold. The added groups and extended hours help translate motivation into attendance, skills, and measurable progress,” said Ashley Phillips, Clinical Director.
Programming focuses on therapies associated with positive recovery outcomes. Core components include cognitive behavioral therapy skills, motivational enhancement, relapse prevention planning, and psychoeducation addressing substance use, stress, sleep, and mood. Coordination for medication management and primary care referrals is supported through community partnerships, which helps maintain continuity across providers. For men managing co-occurring symptoms such as anxiety or depressive features, clinicians incorporate structured goal setting and self-monitoring strategies that align with outpatient milestones and weekly responsibilities.
Family involvement remains a priority in the expanded offering. Loved ones frequently support transportation, daily structure, and encouragement. The added capacity enables an ongoing family education series that introduces communication tools, boundary setting, and early warning signs of relapse. Sessions use clear, plain language so families understand what to expect in the first weeks of care, how attendance works, and how to encourage follow-through between appointments.
Access improvements accompany the clinical expansion. The Redlands site provides convenient parking and proximity to major roadways for clients traveling from surrounding cities. Telehealth check-ins may be available for approved clients who need brief, structured support between in-person visits, which helps maintain momentum around shift work or childcare. An enhanced verification process assists individuals and referring professionals with benefit checks, authorizations, and scheduling. These steps support consistent attendance during the first month, a period closely linked with retention.
The initiative also addresses a broader community need. The Inland Empire continues to experience the effects of fentanyl and stimulant exposure, along with alcohol-related harms that often escalate when care is delayed. Expanding outpatient capacity creates an earlier, skills-based intervention point for men who do not require inpatient levels of care or who are stepping down after stabilization. By adding group seats and extending hours, the center aims to shorten the time from first call to first session, a benchmark associated with stronger engagement.
Referrals from physicians, behavioral health providers, sober living homes, employee assistance programs, and justice-related partners are supported through a dedicated admissions line. The intake team supplies clear next-step instructions, required documentation lists, and orientation details to reduce friction for men entering care. Orientation covers check-in, attendance expectations, weekly goal tracking, and appropriate use of crisis resources. This structure helps new clients move from assessment to skill acquisition and into relapse prevention planning with fewer disruptions.
New Origins has positioned the Redlands campus as a regional access point for outpatient services tailored exclusively to men. The approach integrates group therapy, individual sessions, case management touchpoints, and practical life-skills coaching to support sustained recovery. Alumni activities and peer support opportunities reinforce accountability after discharge and offer a constructive social network for men continuing careers, parenting, or education while maintaining sobriety.
The expanded schedule is effective immediately. Individuals and families in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties who are seeking a men’s outpatient program in a convenient, clinically grounded setting can contact the admissions team for an assessment and benefits review. Referring professionals may request program materials, intake forms, and current group timetables to coordinate placements.
About New Origins
New Origins is a men’s addiction treatment provider based in Redlands, California, serving the Inland Empire and surrounding communities. The organization delivers outpatient and intensive outpatient services that emphasize accessible scheduling, practical skill building, and coordinated care with community providers. Programming supports men at various stages of recovery, including step-down and relapse prevention, with a focus on attendance, engagement, and measurable progress in daily life.
Media Contact
Name
New Origins
Contact name
Ronald Honn
Contact phone
(855) 984-1788
Contact address
101 E Redlands Blvd #200
City
Redlands
State
CA
Zip
92373
Country
USA
Url
https://neworigins.org/
