Heritage Oaks Hospital

For adolescents struggling with depression or a mental health issue, help and hope are closer than you think. Call us today to learn more.

“Recovery is not simple abstinence. It's about healing the brain, remembering how to feel, learning how to make good decisions, becoming the kind of person who can engage in healthy relationships, cultivating the willingness to accept help from others, daring to be honest, and opening up to doing.” -Debra Jay, Addiction Specialist. At the Oaks Outpatient treatment centers, our services specialize in treating patients with dual diagnosis disorders and providing them with the tools and skills needed to cope, while guiding them along a roadmap to greater peace of mind. Please join us at the State Capitol in support of the 32nd annual Recovery Happens event on Sept. 4 to learn more!

Please join us in welcoming our newest employees. Welcome to the team! We are so happy to have you!

Anxious about being back to school or know someone who is? You are not alone. The Roseville Oaks Outpatient Center offers day and evening programs for adolescents who have recently completed an inpatient hospital stay, or for those who are experiencing a decline in daily functioning due to mental or emotional distress. The goal is to validate their individual strengths while empowering them to attain their optimum personal growth and potential. To learn more, visit http://spklr.io/6046sA5I or call 916-914-1388.

We are thrilled to introduce you to the bright and talented new hires! Welcome to the Heritage Oaks team!

We recently welcomed a number of prominent community leaders and executives from our parent company to present our 2023 Excellence Awards and honor exceptional employees who are dedicated to delivering outstanding care for the patients we serve. We are proud to work with so many who do so much to change lives for the better! Pictured in the photos below are Mike Zauner, Yannis Angouras, Denise Domke, Anantha Panyala, Rana Ghadban, Allison Roebuck, Lisa Cardoza, Robinson Chyou, Michelle Jackson, Lieutenant Mark Cherry and Kerry Knott.

June is #PrideMonth. We celebrated pride with our incredible team, embracing diversity and fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. #LoveWins #InclusionMatters

#Juneteenth stands as a symbol of freedom and emphasizes the ongoing journey towards racial equality and justice in America. It serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles and achievements of African Americans throughout history, highlighting their resilience, contributions, and cultural heritage. We honor those who continue to promote unity with an ongoing commitment to equality for all.

We invite our care community to join us in raising awareness about the importance of mental health by attending the NAMIWalk event this Saturday, June 15! The walk will take place at the Sacramento Scottish Rite Center between 8:00 a.m.-12 p.m. We hope to see you there!

On this #MemorialDay, we pause to remember the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice. We are thankful to those who courageously gave their lives. We hope you have a safe Memorial Day with your loved ones.