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About Granite Wellness Centers Lovett Recovery Center
Granite Wellness Centers Lovett Recovery Center is a substance use treatment and behavioral health center located at 145 Bost Ave in Nevada County, California, serving individuals across Northern California. Operating since 1974, the center has built a long-standing presence in the region as one of the area’s established options for those seeking structured substance use treatment at the inpatient level and beyond.
The facility offers a structured continuum of care that begins with detox and extends through residential treatment, outpatient treatment, and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). This range means individuals can enter at the detox level — addressing the critical first phase of withdrawal management — and continue treatment without having to transfer to an entirely different facility. MAT is available as a component of the program, providing clinically recognized pharmacological support during the treatment process.
Treatment at Lovett Recovery Center is built around treatment planning plans tailored to each person’s circumstances, with a focus on both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. The center also offers transitional housing, which supports continuity of care for individuals moving from residential treatment back into the community.
Lovett Recovery Center serves adolescents, families, and Spanish-speaking individuals, with services available in both English and Spanish. For those navigating the financial side of treatment, the center accepts Medi-Cal and private pay — making it accessible to a broader range of Northern California residents who might otherwise face cost barriers. Kaiser plans are not accepted.
- Full continuum from detox through outpatient treatment under one organization — no transfer needed after withdrawal management
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) available as part of the program for eligible individuals
- Serving Northern California since 1974 — one of the region's longest-standing substance use treatment centers
- Accepts Medi-Cal, expanding access to detox and residential treatment for those without private insurance
- Transitional housing available to bridge the gap between residential treatment and independent living