We understand the unique challenges faced by those in the railroad industry, and we’re dedicated to offering personalized, confidential care that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of addiction.
Surrounded by the serene landscapes of Orange County, our facility offers a peaceful retreat where you can focus on your recovery away from the stressors of everyday life. Whether you’re seeking help for the first time or looking for continued support, our team of experts is here to guide you every step of the way toward a healthier, sober life.
Proudly Serving Railroad Professionals and Their Families
At Ocean Ridge, we take pride in our established history of working closely with railroad professionals and their unions. We understand the relationship between railroad workers and addiction, taking into account the physical and emotional demands of the railroad industry. That’s why we’ve developed specific programs to support the health and wellness of railroad workers. Our collaboration with major railroads and unions has enabled us to create a supportive ecosystem that not only addresses the individual needs of our clients but also supports their families through dedicated family therapy and engagement programs. By choosing us, you join a community that is committed to your successful recovery and sustained well-being.
Railroads & Unions We Have Successfully Worked With
Why Choose Ocean Ridge?
We’ve tailored our drug and alcohol treatment for railroad workers to address your specific needs in a supportive and confidential environment. Our facility boasts top-tier amenities, including private rooms, gourmet meals, and serene outdoor spaces that promote healing and recovery. Our team of experienced healthcare professionals is dedicated to providing personalized care that respects your individual journey toward recovery. We combine evidence-based treatment methods with holistic therapies to ensure a well-rounded approach to your health and well-being.
Support Through Your Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Many railroad workers have access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP), which offers confidential support for mental health and substance use concerns. EAP benefits may help cover counseling, treatment referrals, or substance abuse care, helping reduce financial and logistical barriers to getting help.
Ocean Ridge Recovery works with EAPs to help railroad workers understand their benefits and begin treatment privately and respectfully. Our team can assist with eligibility verification and next steps, so the process feels clear and manageable.
FMLA-Protected Time Away for Treatment
Taking time off for treatment can be stressful, especially in safety-sensitive and highly regulated railroad roles. The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) may allow eligible workers to take job-protected leave for medical care, including treatment for substance use or mental health conditions.
Ocean Ridge Recovery has experience supporting railroad workers through the FMLA process with discretion and clarity. We can help you understand your options so you can focus on recovery with confidence and peace of mind.
A truly amazing experience. I have never felt so safe and at peace of mind knowing that the experienced staff here at Ocean Ridge was right there with me every step of the way.
Our Amenities & Activities
The amenities at our drug and alcohol rehab for railroad employees are designed to promote both physical and emotional well-being in a luxurious, comforting environment. We offer private suites with individual climate controls for personal comfort, alongside a state-of-the-art fitness center for keeping physically active. Our facility also boasts an outdoor lounge with breathtaking beach views and direct beach access, perfect for relaxation and reflection. Holistic wellness is supported through yoga and meditation sessions, adventure therapy, and nutritious gourmet meals—all aimed at enhancing your recovery journey.
Start Your Journey By Getting Help Today
Our medical, clinical, and counseling staffs on site are available 24/7.
Benefits of Traveling to Orange County for Treatment
Choosing to undergo treatment in Orange County offers more than a change of scenery. It’s about stepping away from the triggers and stresses of everyday life and into a calming, therapeutic environment that nurtures recovery. Our center in Orange County is surrounded by natural beauty, providing an ideal backdrop for reflection and healing. The mild climate allows for year-round outdoor activities, which promotes physical and mental well-being. Also, being away from home helps safeguard your privacy and confidentiality—key components that allow you to focus solely on your recovery without external pressures.
How Our Program Works
Our drug and alcohol treatment for railroad workers is straightforward and supportive, designed to meet your individual needs. It starts with a personalized assessment to tailor a treatment plan just for you. This plan could include medical detox, therapy sessions, and innovative care options tailored to address your specific challenges. Throughout your recovery journey, we’ll adjust your treatment plan as needed, ensuring the best possible outcomes. After completing your program, you’ll receive ongoing support through our aftercare and alumni networks, helping you maintain your sobriety and connect with a community that understands and supports your journey.
Take the Next Step with Ocean Ridge
At Ocean Ridge, we’re dedicated to providing specialized care and a supportive environment for railroad workers seeking recovery from addiction. Our tailored programs, luxurious amenities, and beautiful Orange County location create the perfect backdrop for beginning your journey to wellness. Take the first step toward a substance-free life. Contact us today to learn how we can help you reclaim your strength and return to the track of personal and professional success. Call or visit us to start your recovery journey with Ocean Ridge.
Start Your Journey By Getting Help Today
Our medical, clinical, and counseling staffs on site are available 24/7.
