Executive Rehab Treatment in Camarillo, California

Executive rehab at Altitude Recovery Community is our 6-bed luxury residential program in Camarillo, California. Our program’s privacy, small size, and individualized care make it a strong fit for executives and other professionals. It isn’t a separate program with different clinical protocols. We provide the same evidence-based residential care for every client, delivered in a setting small and private enough to meet the discretion a high-profile career often requires. If you’re a high-functioning professional weighing treatment against the demands of your career, our treatment environment is built with that tension in mind.

What Makes Altitude Recovery a Fit for Executives?

Altitude Recovery is well suited to executives because our residential program is small, private, and designed for luxury. With only six beds, every client, executive or otherwise, receives individualized attention from a small clinical team rather than being managed through a large, rotating caseload.

That structure happens to be exactly what high-functioning professionals need: executives, business owners, physicians, attorneys, and others whose careers, reputations, or ongoing responsibilities make discretion a genuine clinical concern rather than just a preference. Our addiction treatment services are built around that kind of care for every client who walks through the door.

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What Does Our Program Treat?

Altitude Recovery’s residential program addresses substance use disorders across a range of substances. Our clinical team evaluates each client’s full history before building a treatment plan, since executives and professionals often present with patterns of use tied closely to work stress, travel schedules, or performance pressure. Our program treatment includes:

Co-occurring mental health conditions can also be addressed as part of a client’s overall care when clinically appropriate.

How Are Co-Occurring Disorders Treated for Executives?

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Co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, chronic stress, or unresolved trauma are addressed alongside substance use treatment as part of a single, individualized plan, not as a separate program. Executives and professionals often carry these conditions quietly for years while managing high-pressure roles, so our clinical team assesses them during intake and folds any necessary care directly into daily treatment.

Individual therapy and trauma-informed care are structured to hold space for both substance use and any co-occurring diagnosis as part of our dual diagnosis treatment for professionals, rather than treating one and setting the other aside. When a client’s needs call for additional psychiatric support, our clinical team coordinates that care within the same six-bed setting, so privacy and continuity are never compromised.

What Does a Day at Altitude Recovery Look Like?

A day at Altitude Recovery follows a clinically structured schedule, shaped by a small cohort and a private setting for every client we treat. Because our facility holds only six beds, clients work closely with their care team throughout the day rather than moving from group to group with limited individual contact. Treatment includes individual therapy, trauma-informed care, and solution-focused brief therapy, delivered by clinicians who get to know each client well within a short window of time.

Privacy is built into the structure itself; intake paperwork, scheduling, and day-to-day logistics are handled in ways designed to limit exposure and protect every client’s confidentiality throughout their stay.

Clients are also given structured, scheduled access to phone and email so they can manage essential obligations without that access disrupting the clinical structure of the program. This balance is coordinated with the clinical team so that communication supports treatment instead of competing with it.

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How Is Altitude Recovery Different From a Typical Rehab Experience?

Altitude Recovery differs from a typical, larger rehab facility in privacy, client-to-clinician ratio, and the flexibility built into the daily treatment schedule. Where many programs manage dozens of clients at once, our six-bed setting means every client is known personally by their care team, and there’s no risk of blending into a crowded schedule of groups and shared common spaces. That same structure naturally accommodates professional obligations where clinically appropriate, without requiring a different or lesser level of care. Executives and professionals considering treatment should feel confident that choosing Altitude Recovery means the same evidence-based clinical foundation as any strong residential program, delivered with far more deliberate attention to discretion and individual attention.

How Do I Begin Admissions?

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Starting treatment at Altitude Recovery begins with a confidential intake call, where our admissions team gathers background on substance use history, any co-occurring concerns, and insurance information. From there, our clinical team reviews the information to confirm fit and begins building an individualized treatment plan before the client arrives. Clients can request that all communication happen through a preferred phone number or email, and our team works around existing professional commitments wherever possible when scheduling intake itself.

Because our facility is small, availability is limited, so professionals considering treatment are encouraged to start the confidential intake process as early as possible.

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What Insurance Does Altitude Recovery Accept?

Altitude Recovery works with a range of PPO insurance providers to make treatment more accessible, and our admissions team verifies benefits before a client arrives.

  • Aetna
  • Anthem Blue Cross
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Carelon
  • Cigna
  • United Healthcare

We do not accept Medicare, Medicaid, or TRICARE, and Altitude Recovery is not a VA Community Care Network provider. Veterans can still access care through out-of-network PPO, POS, or EPO benefits, or through self-pay. Our team can walk through those options during a confidential consultation.

Why Do Executives Choose Altitude Recovery?

Executives choose Altitude Recovery for the setting as much as the clinical program itself. Our facility sits in Camarillo, in Ventura County, offering a small, private environment away from the pace and visibility of a major city, with luxury accommodations built around comfort rather than an institutional feel.

Altitude Recovery Community is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services and accredited by The Joint Commission. That licensing and accreditation means our clinical practices, safety standards, and quality of care are independently verified against state and national benchmarks, giving professionals added confidence that discretion here doesn’t come at the expense of oversight.

Combined with a six-bed capacity that never places a client into a large, undifferentiated group, this setting gives professionals a place to step away from public life while receiving serious clinical care.

Confidential Executive Rehab in Camarillo, California

Executive rehab in Camarillo, California, at Altitude Recovery, gives professionals a confidential path back to health without asking them to choose between their recovery and their career. Reach out to our admissions team today to start a confidential intake conversation and take the first step toward treatment built around your responsibilities as well as your recovery.

Executive Rehab at Altitude Recovery FAQ

This program is a strong fit if privacy, individualized attention, and a small treatment setting matter to you as much as clinical quality. Executives, physicians, attorneys, business owners, and other professionals often choose Altitude Recovery because a six-bed facility limits their exposure in a way a larger program can’t. A confidential intake call is the best way to talk through your specific situation and confirm fit before you commit to anything.

Altitude Recovery builds confidentiality into scheduling, paperwork, and day-to-day logistics for every client, specifically to reduce that risk. We can’t control what happens outside our facility, but our small cohort size means you won’t be moving through crowded groups or shared spaces with dozens of other clients. Our admissions team can also talk through additional privacy steps, such as preferred contact methods, during your intake call.

We understand that stepping away from work can feel like one of the hardest parts of starting treatment, and our clinical team works closely with each client to find an approach that feels manageable. Together, you’ll figure out what level of communication access makes sense for your situation, always with your recovery as the first priority. Wherever it’s genuinely possible, we’ll help you stay connected to essential obligations without letting that get in the way of the care you came here for.

A six-bed program means your care team gets to know you personally rather than managing you as one of many clients on a rotating schedule. It also means fewer people around you at any given time, which directly supports the discretion many professionals want. The clinical care itself is the same evidence-based approach you’d expect from any strong residential program.

Length of stay depends on your clinical needs and is determined during intake and ongoing assessment, not set by a fixed program length. Our admissions team can give you a clearer sense of what to expect for your specific situation during a confidential consultation. Reach out directly to start that conversation.

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Our Compassionate Team

Our dedicated team brings over 25 years of combined experience in addiction treatment and mental health care. Each member is committed to guiding clients with compassion, professionalism, and personalized support, helping every individual build a strong foundation for lasting recovery.

Discover more about each team member by clicking on a profile below.

Lindsay Jostmeyer, Program Director
Program Director

Lindsay Jostmeyer
Tori Dodson, Case Manager
Case Manager

Tori Dodson
Kimberly Neuhalfen
Executive Assistant

Kimberly Neuhalfen
Joseph, LCS
Primary Therapist

Joseph, LCS
Emily
Behavioral Health Technician

Emily
Ariel
Medication technician

Ariel
Jana
Behavioral Health Technician

Jana
Hal
Behavioral Health Technician

Hal
Connie
Behavioral Health Technician

Connie
Kristi
Chef

Kristi
Dr. Chagouri
Medical Director

Dr. Chagouri
Lindsay Jostmeyer, Program Director

Program Director

Lindsay Jostmeyer

My name is Lindsay Jostmeyer, and I have lived through the depths of addiction and fought my way out through continued work, accountability, and dedication to my personal recovery. My journey was not easy, but it shaped who I am today and gave my life purpose beyond survival.

Recovery allowed me to rebuild what addiction once took from me — my family, my sense of self, and my future. Through sobriety, I was able to pursue my education, build a meaningful career, and experience true freedom from active addiction. These things did not happen overnight; they came from daily commitment, humility, and the willingness to ask for help.

Today, I use my lived experience to help others find the same hope and stability that recovery gave me. I am deeply passionate about walking alongside individuals who feel trapped, broken, or hopeless and showing them that change is possible. My goal is to help others reclaim their lives, rebuild relationships, and create a future grounded in purpose, connection, and freedom.

Tori Dodson, Case Manager

Case Manager

Tori Dodson

My name is Tori, and I am the Case Manager at Altitude Recovery. My life’s goal is to support individuals struggling with addiction by treating them with the love, compassion, and respect they deserve as they work toward long-term sobriety. I understand how critical this journey is because I am in recovery myself and have firsthand experience battling this disease. I strive to meet clients where they are, walk alongside them through the darkness, and help them rediscover hope and find the light.

Kimberly Neuhalfen

Executive Assistant

Kimberly Neuhalfen

Kimberly Neuhalfen brings nearly thirty years of office management and executive assistance experience to her role at Altitude Recovery Community. Though new to the addiction treatment field, Kimberly has quickly become an invaluable part of the Altitude team since the company’s inception.

With training in Excel, Word, Quickbooks, and various payroll services, Kimberly expertly handles a wide range of administrative and organizational tasks. She has greatly enjoyed getting to know both her coworkers and clients at Altitude. Kimberly’s warm and professional approach helps keep things running smoothly behind the scenes. 

Joseph, LCS

Primary Therapist

Joseph, LCS

Joseph is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker trained at New Mexico State University’s Graduate School of Social Work. He utilizes a wide range of evidence-based approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, and trauma-informed care. After having worked for over a decade in the culinary field, he began his clinical work as a residential mental health and substance abuse counselor with Catholic Charities in New York, while pursuing his first Master’s degree in Pastoral Counseling at Fordham University in the Bronx. After that, he worked at an inpatient mental health and substance use facility in Las Cruces, New Mexico, supporting predominantly unhoused and underserved individuals facing addiction and acute mental health challenges before moving to a similar outpatient facility in Scottsdale, Arizona as an IOP therapist. Joseph then spent three years working in a county correctional facility in Arizona, working with diverse populations and helping clients navigate addiction, anxiety, depression, grief and bereavement and trauma, as well as developing life skills throughout the rehabilitation process. 

Originally from Brooklyn, NY, Joseph spent his late adolescent and early adult years in the San Fernando and Conejo Valleys and has devoted his time working in the fields of mental health and substance use toward the empowerment of clients and helping them to understand their self-worth and to develop a sense of meaning and purpose in their lives. Outside of his clinical work, Joseph enjoys spending time with his wife and family, playing ice hockey, watching baseball and cooking. 

Emily

Behavioral Health Technician

Emily

My name is Emily, and for the past three years, I have had the privilege of serving as the overnight Behavioral Health Technician at Altitude Recovery. This role has become so much more than just a job to me—it is something I carry in my heart.

Addiction and mental health have touched my life in many ways, as they are struggles that many of the people closest to me have faced throughout my life. Because of that, I have a deep sense of compassion and understanding for the people who walk through our doors seeking a chance at something different.

I take great pride in our facility and in creating an environment that feels safe, peaceful, clean, and serene. While most of the world is asleep, I am working to make sure that when the morning comes, the transition into a new day is just a little easier for both our clients and our staff. I believe that the little things matter—the clean home, the quiet environment, the organized spaces, and simply knowing that someone was there caring for the facility while everyone else rested.

One of the greatest privileges of working overnight is being there for clients during some of their most vulnerable moments. Sometimes that means sitting with someone who can’t sleep, listening when they need someone to talk to, offering reassurance when the night feels long, or simply being a calm and supportive presence.

Ariel

Medication technician

Ariel

Ariel has been working in the addiction treatment field for over two years and serves as the Medication Technician at Altitude Recovery. As someone who is in recovery herself, she understands firsthand the challenges individuals face when entering treatment. Her personal and professional experience allows her to provide compassionate support, helping clients feel comfortable, supported, and confident throughout the recovery process. Ariel is dedicated to making each client’s transition into treatment as smooth and stress-free as possible while offering encouragement and hope every step of the way

Jana

Behavioral Health Technician

Jana

Hi my name is Jana , and I have over a year of experience working in substance use treatment as a Behavioral Health Technician. I am passionate about supporting individuals on their recovery journey by providing compassionate care, encouragement, and a safe, supportive environment. My goal is to help clients feel heard, respected, and empowered as they work toward lasting change and personal growth

Hal

Behavioral Health Technician

Hal

Hal has been working in the behavioral health field for over a year and brings a positive, compassionate presence to the Altitude Recovery team. Known for his easygoing personality and sense of humor, Hal helps create a welcoming and supportive environment for clients. He understands the importance of connection in recovery and enjoys bringing moments of laughter and encouragement to the treatment experience while supporting clients on their journey toward lasting change

Connie

Behavioral Health Technician

Connie

I am a Behavioral Health Technician at Altitude Recovery, where I have spent nearly two years supporting clients through residential detox for drugs and alcohol. Although this is my first role in a recovery setting, I bring a strong healthcare background as a Medical Assistant, Surgical Technologist, and Clinical Lab Technician. Those experiences taught me precision, teamwork, and the ability to remain calm under pressure—skills I rely on every day. At Altitude Recovery, I provide compassionate and consistent care by monitoring clients’ well-being, collaborating closely with nurses and clinicians, and helping create a safe, respectful, and supportive environment during a vulnerable stage of recovery. While I am not in recovery myself, I am deeply passionate about serving others and meeting people where they are. My goal is to ensure every client feels seen, heard, and supported as they begin their journey toward healing.

Kristi

Chef

Kristi

My name is Kristi, and I have been working in the addiction recovery field since August 2025. I am passionate about supporting individuals on their journey toward healing and long-term recovery. One area that I believe is especially important during treatment is food and nutrition. Proper nutrition helps restore physical health, improve mood, increase energy levels, and support brain function, all of which can be affected by substance use. By focusing on healthy eating habits, individuals in recovery can strengthen their overall well-being and build a solid foundation for lasting sobriety.

Dr. Chagouri

Medical Director

Dr. Chagouri

Dr. Eric Chaghouri is a 2007 graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles, where he earned his B. A. in Biology with Summa Cum Laude honors. While at UCLA, he helped the men’s varsity volleyball team earn a National Championship in 2006. He was named the UCLA Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2007. He earned his medical degree from the Keck School of Medicine in 2011. He completed his internship training in 2008 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and the remaining three years of residency in general adult psychiatry at the Los Angeles County and University of Southern California Medical Center. He served as the Chief Resident in psychiatric emergency services during his fourth year of residency. He also served as Resident Clinical Instructor and Volunteer Faculty in the Department of Psychiatry at the Keck School of Medicine.

After completing residency, Dr. Chaghouri accepted a fellowship position in forensic psychiatry at the prestigious USC Institute of Psychiatry and Law. His scholarly activities included publishing in Legal Digest and presenting research findings at the Keck School of Medicine annual conference. Since completing his forensic psychiatry fellowship, he has established a successful and thriving practice in Southern California, focusing on treatment of co-occurring psychiatric and addictive disorders. He has developed a strong clinical team of practitioners who share similar goals and philosophies regarding psychiatric treatment, including providing cutting-edge interventional treatments for psychiatric conditions. He works in an array of capacities with attorneys, courts, and other parties in actual or potential litigation. He also has extensive experience consulting and providing opinions on psychiatric issues for major television networks. Dr. Chaghouri’s interests include addiction medicine, substance use disorders, forensic psychiatry, medical ethics, psychological autopsy, gender wellness, and evidence-based treatment of psychiatric conditions.

Don’t Let Heroin Rule Your Life: Get Started on Recovery With Altitude Recovery

If you or a loved one is struggling with heroin addiction, Altitude Recovery is here to help. Our team of experienced medical professionals is dedicated to providing individualized care and personalized treatment plans to support your recovery goals. Contact Altitude Recovery today to begin your journey toward a healthier and substance-free life.

Remember, you’re not alone in this journey. Altitude Recovery is committed to helping you every step of the way. Let’s work together towards a brighter and healthier future.

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