International Rehab Center in Peru (Lima) - Admissions From the U.S.
We offer private residential treatment in Lima, Peru, for people struggling with alcohol and drug addiction, with a clear admissions process for international families and clinical oversight from the start.
What Families
Want To Know First
- 24/7 Nursing
- Medical Evaluation Within The First 24 Hours
- Psychiatric Evaluation Within 72 Hours (Sooner If Needed)
- A Clear Process To Handle Urgent Situations And Coordinate Outside Care
- Virtual Admissions Appointment + Live Zoom Tour
- Administrative Call To Review Pricing, Requirements, And Available Dates
When a family reaches out from the U.S., it’s rarely about “finding a place.” It’s about finding a path that actually feels doable. Peru can make sense when we need:
- Privacy And Distance From Triggers (The Same Environment, The Same Patterns, The Same Stressors).
- A Focused Residential Setting Where Structure Can Hold The Process.
- A Realistic Plan To Stabilize, Treat, And Rebuild – Step By Step.
If you’re searching for “rehab in Peru” or “international rehab Peru,” we can review your situation calmly and tell you whether inpatient care is the right next step.
Admissions From The U.S - How It Works
We keep it simple and family-friendly. Here’s what the process looks like:
Step 1 - Virtual Admissions Appointment (Confidential)
We start with a virtual call with the family. We review what’s happening, assess whether residential treatment is appropriate, and define the next steps.
Step 2 - Family Guidance (When The Person Doesn’t Want Help)
When someone resists, families often feel stuck. During admissions, we share practical communication strategies to increase the chances they agree to travel and begin treatment.
Step 3 - Live Virtual Tour (Zoom)
If it helps you decide, we schedule a guided live Zoom tour so you can see the facility in real time and ask questions directly.
Step 4 - Administrative Call (Pricing, Requirements, Dates)
In parallel (or after the tour), we schedule a call to review:
- Pricing And What’s Included
- Requirements And Documentation
- Possible Intake Dates And Arrival Coordination
Step 5 - Travel + Intake Day
Once travel is set, we coordinate arrival and begin the clinical intake process.
TESTIMONIALS THAT INSPIRE,
FROM FAMILIES AND PATIENTS
AFTER TREATMENT
Important Information You Should Know
Clinical Safety During Intake
The first days matter. Intake isn’t just paperwork – it’s about understanding risks, stabilizing, and setting the right plan.
Initial Nursing Assessment
On arrival, the nursing team completes an initial assessment and checks belongings. Items that aren’t allowed are stored securely and handled case by case (with family or administration).
Medical Evaluation (Within The First 24 Hours)
The medical evaluation is typically completed within the first 24 hours to understand physical condition and risks. Based on what we observe, lab work and clinical tests may be requested when appropriate.
Psychiatric Evaluation (Within 72 Hours)
The psychiatric evaluation is typically completed within 72 hours, and sooner if needed. This helps assess mental health, identify symptoms, and coordinate support (when appropriate) alongside therapy.
If Something Urgent Happens During Treatment
It’s normal for families to ask: “What if there’s an accident or a complication?”
In simple terms:
- Nursing Is On Site 24/7 And monitors closely.
- If Something Urgent Happens, The Physician Is Notified For evaluation and clinical decision-making.
- If A Higher Level Of Care Is Needed, We Coordinate Transfer To a medical facility and keep the family informed.
- We Stay Involved Throughout The Process To ensure continuity of care.
Programs (Focused On Residential Care)
Most people looking for international treatment in Peru need a structured environment. That’s our focus.
Residential Treatment (Primary)
A supervised, structured environment for stabilization and therapy, with continuous clinical support.
Detox And Stabilization (When Appropriate)
Every case is different. If detox is needed, we approach it as part of a complete treatment process – not as a standalone step.
IOP – Continuity (Case By Case)
In some cases, outpatient care can support transition or continuity. We define that based on clinical need.
Equine Therapy (Horse-Assisted Therapy)
For some people, integrating a different kind of therapeutic experience can lower defenses, help regulate emotions, and reconnect with healthier habits.
Equine therapy is typically used as a complement to clinical and therapeutic work, and it can support:
Emotional Regulation And Impulse Control
Responsibility And Structure Through guided routines
Confidence And Self-Esteem Through small, progressive goals
Connection And Communication In a controlled environment
Family Support (Because No One Goes Through This Alone)
In many U.S. cases, the family is the one coordinating, deciding, and emotionally holding everything together.
We support families with:
- Admissions Guidance And Decision Support
- Communication Strategies When There’s Resistance
- Arrival Coordination And The First Days
- Updates Aligned With Privacy And Clinical Judgment
Teen Admissions (16+) For International Families
We accept patients starting at age 16, with additional safeguards and documentation.
For ages 16-17, we typically require:
- Consent Signed By Both Parents – Legal Guardians
- Valid Passports For the teen and parents – guardians
- Prior Medical And Psychological Reports (If Available)
Separate Areas + 24/7 Nursing
Teens have 24/7 nursing in separate designated areas from adult patients.
Arrival Logistics In Lima
We coordinate transfer from the Lima airport to our specialized facilities in the southern area of the city.
Facility In Lima (South Area) + Virtual Tour
We designed the environment to support recovery: structure, supervision, and a focus on stability.
If you’re evaluating options from the U.S., the most practical next step is a live virtual tour to see the facility and get questions answered in real time.
Travel Checklist And Requirements
To avoid delays, we usually ask you to prepare:
- A Valid Passport
- Current Prescriptions And Medication Information (Plus Enough Supply For Travel And The First Few Days)
- Prior Medical And Mental Health Records If Available (Previous Evaluations, Relevant History, Etc.)
During the admissions call, we confirm the exact checklist based on age, medical profile, and the needs of the case.
MEET OUR TEAM, REAL PEOPLE, REAL CARE
Trust comes from clarity: who does what and how care is coordinated. In residential treatment, we typically work with a team that includes:
- Nursing (24/7 Observation)
- Medical Evaluation And Follow-Up
- Psychiatric Evaluation When Needed
- Therapy Team (Individual And Group)
- Program And Case Coordination
Frequently Asked Questions (U.S. Families)
How Do We Start Admissions From The U.S.?
We begin with a confidential virtual admissions appointment to evaluate the case, explain the process, and coordinate next steps.
Can We See The Facility Before Deciding?
Yes. We can schedule a guided live Zoom tour so you can see everything in real time and ask questions directly.
What Documents Do We Need?
Typically: a valid passport, current prescriptions – medication information, and prior medical or psychological reports if available. We confirm the final checklist during admissions.
What Happens During The First Days Of Intake?
Intake includes a nursing assessment, a medical evaluation within 24 hours, and a psychiatric evaluation within 72 hours (sooner if needed), with continuous clinical oversight.
How Long Is Treatment?
Length depends on the case and is defined after the initial evaluation. During the admissions call, we’ll guide you on a reasonable range and the next steps.
Do You Accept Teens?
Yes – starting at age 16. For ages 16-17, we typically require consent from both parents – legal guardians and additional documentation.
START A LIFE FREE FROM ADDICTION
If you’re looking for treatment in Peru for yourself or someone you love, the fastest next step is usually a confidential call.