Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport
Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport is a small detox and residential program in Connecticut. The center has 2-5 beds and a typical stay of 7 days. It uses ibogaine-assisted therapy for alcohol and drug withdrawal.

- Residential Rehab
- Detox
- 7 days
- Spanish available



Casa Santa Isabel opened in 2019 and operates in Bridgeport, Connecticut. It provides detox and short-term residential care for adults who are dealing with alcohol or other substance use. The program is built around ibogaine-assisted therapy, a non-traditional approach that the center describes as a way to ease withdrawal and reduce cravings. Medical professionals and support staff are present around the clock during the detox process.
The center serves both women and men, and offers services in Spanish and English. Its focus is helping people stabilize, learn strategies to prevent relapse, and link up with ongoing support. With only a handful of beds, the setting feels intimate and allows for individual attention. Amenities at the facility include beach access, a sauna, and a hot tub, meant to make the stay more comfortable.
Programs at Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport
Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport offers detox and residential rehab as its two levels of care, listed in SAMHSA data. Detox is non-medical and on-site, so withdrawal is managed without prescription medications. The center uses ibogaine-assisted therapy as a core component, along with massage therapy. With only 2-5 beds at this Connecticut center, staff can attend to each person closely during the 7-day stay.
The program is built for a short stay, typically 7 days, for adults who need withdrawal support. During that period, clients get help for withdrawal from opioids, prescription drugs, alcohol, methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, and benzodiazepines. Because the program is brief, it may serve as a bridge to longer-term addiction treatment or community-based recovery supports in Connecticut.
Who Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport serves
- Men and women aged 18 and older who need detox from alcohol or other substances at a Connecticut center
- Individuals whose substance use disorders involve prescription drugs, opioids, methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines, or alcohol
- Individuals seeking a non-traditional detox approach that includes ibogaine-assisted therapy in Bridgeport
- Those who are medically stable enough for a non-medical detox setting with 2-5 beds
- People who prefer a small, private program with no more than 5 beds and services in English and Spanish
Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport stays
The typical program length is 7 days at Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport, and the center has between 2 and 5 beds, creating a close environment. Amenities include access to nature, beach access, a hot tub, ocean views, outdoor dining and lounge areas, and a sauna. Rooms are air-conditioned. Activities such as beach fitness, beach walks, and sightseeing are available. Staff speak both English and Spanish.
- Access to Nature
- Ocean View
- Hot Tub
- Outdoor Dining
- Beach Access
- Sauna
- Outdoor Lounge
Paying for Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport
Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport does not list specific payment options or insurance networks on its SAMHSA profile. Since the center is small and offers non-traditional therapies, it matters to call and ask directly about costs, accepted insurance plans, and any financing options. If you want to know whether your insurance covers this Connecticut detox center, then call the helpline to verify coverage before you commit. Nobody should assume coverage without checking with the facility and their insurer.
Ask Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport
- What is the total cost of the 7-day program, and what does it include?
- Do you accept my insurance plan, and how do I verify coverage?
- What medical supervision is provided during ibogaine-assisted detox?
- How is withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines handled, given that it can be dangerous?
- What support do you offer for transitioning to ongoing care after discharge?

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FAQ
What does Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport offer for alcohol detox?
Casa Santa Isabel provides on-site, non-medical detox for alcohol and other substances, typically over 7 days. The program uses ibogaine-assisted therapy and massage therapy, with staff available around the clock. It has 2-5 beds, so space is limited. Because alcohol withdrawal can be serious, ask how medical needs are handled.
Is ibogaine treatment safe for everyone?
No. Ibogaine is potent and can bring risks, particularly for people who have heart conditions or certain mental health histories. According to Casa Santa Isabel, medical professionals are on hand during sessions. Before you consider ibogaine, discuss your health history with the center and with your own doctor. The helpline can also help you locate programs that provide standard medical detox.
Does Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport accept Medicaid or insurance?
Accepted insurance plans and Medicaid are not listed in the center's profile. To ask about payment options and whether they work with your insurer, you need to call the facility directly. The helpline can assist you in looking into coverage and compare other SAMHSA-listed programs in Connecticut. Connecticut's Medicaid program may cover detox at other licensed facilities.
How long does detox last at Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport?
The typical program length is 7 days, according to the center's information. That is shorter than many residential detox programs. The brief stay may be enough for initial withdrawal management, but you should ask about follow-up care and whether longer treatment is recommended for your situation. Planning ahead for the next step can make a difference.
Is Casa Santa Isabel Bridgeport a good fit for me?
That depends on your needs. With 2-5 beds and a 7-day stay, the center fits adults looking for a small, short-term detox that includes ibogaine-assisted therapy. If you need longer residential care or standard medical detox, other SAMHSA-listed programs in Connecticut may suit you better. Our helpline can assist you in comparing options and ask about availability.