The Differents offers luxury, evidence-based care near Sunrise Manor.
Rehab Reimagined for Southern Nevada residents at a luxury, clinically led campus in Reno.
Sunrise Manor sits on the eastern edge of the Las Vegas Valley – more than 200,000 people call it home, and many of them know what it means to need help outside the neon glow. Some want privacy. Others need a program that doesn’t exist in their ZIP code. And some just need distance: a place where the old patterns can’t follow them, where the first breath of morning air feels different enough to mean something.
The Differents is that place. We’re a trauma-informed rehab tucked into the Sierra foothills between Reno and Tahoe, and we welcome Sunrise Manor clients who are ready to reset somewhere quieter, somewhere that doesn’t look or feel like the place where things fell apart. If you’re searching for a sunrise manor drug rehab, here’s what traveling to Reno looks like – and why people make the trip.
We keep our program small. One clinician or support staff for every three clients, which means nobody disappears into a crowd or sits through cookie-cutter groups. Our team blends clinical expertise with lived experience – people who’ve been in the rooms, who understand what it takes to show up when everything feels broken.
We meet you wherever you are. If you need medical support first, our clinicians provide drug & alcohol detox with 24/7 monitoring and comfort measures that prepare your body and mind for therapy. From there, many clients step into inpatient rehab in Nevada, where the days are structured but not rigid – therapy, groups, private time to think, and a bed that’s actually yours.
Sunrise Manor is about 438 miles from Reno via US-95, a straight shot north through desert and into the mountains. Some families drive it together – it’s a six-hour trip that gives everyone time to talk, or not talk, depending on what’s needed.
If you’re flying, Reno-Tahoe International (RNO) has nonstop service from Las Vegas – multiple carriers run the route, so you’re not stuck with one expensive option. Southwest lists the average flight time at about 1 hour 26 minutes, and they run frequent nonstops throughout the week. You land, we pick you up, and within twenty minutes, you’re at the facility.
Not everyone can step away for 30 or 60 days. Some people have jobs. Some have kids. Some just aren’t wired for full immersion yet. That’s fine – we built our outpatient programs for exactly that.
Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Reno runs during the day or in the evenings and on weekends, so you can hold onto the pieces of your life that are working while you rebuild the ones that aren’t. And if the idea of “rehab” conjures images of sterile hallways and plastic chairs, our luxury rehab facility might surprise you: private suites, spa-level finishes, and design that actually considers what helps people heal. Our activities & amenities include movement classes, art studios, and outdoor therapy in the Tahoe area – not because luxury fixes addiction, but because dignity and beauty matter when you’re learning to live differently.
If you’re a first responder or a veteran, you already know that standard treatment doesn’t always fit. We do. Our first responders addiction treatment program works with clinicians trained in occupational trauma and the specific stressors that come with public safety work. Scheduling is discreet, and nobody expects you to explain things twice.
Veterans can access a dedicated track with dual-diagnosis care and flexible scheduling through our veterans addiction treatment (TriWest/CCN) program. We understand how military culture and civilian treatment don’t always speak the same language – our staff bridges that gap.
Mornings start quiet. Coffee, journaling if you want it, maybe a walk before the day begins. Then therapy – individual sessions, group work, skill-building that’s specific to what you’re carrying. Afternoons might include creative work or movement, something that gets you out of your head. Evenings are for processing, for connecting, for rest.
You’ll have your own space. You’ll have clinicians who know your name and your story. You’ll have access to evidence-based therapies and the kind of mind-body supports that help your nervous system settle. And you’ll have the Sierra foothills outside your window – a landscape that doesn’t care who you were last week.
Sunrise Manor is an unincorporated community in Clark County, part of the sprawl that makes up the northeast Las Vegas Valley. It’s home, but sometimes home is exactly where the work can’t happen. Old friends. Old dealers. Old routines. Old shame.
Reno is far enough to break the pattern but close enough to come back to when you’re ready. The drive or flight gives you a threshold to cross, a literal boundary between before and next. And when families visit – or when you go home for a pass – you’re practicing how to return to the same place as a different person.
We’ve watched this work for years. Not because Reno is magic, but because sometimes the reset requires leaving.
When you’re ready to talk about insurance, travel logistics, or what the first week looks like, our admissions team will walk you through it. No pressure, no scripts – just someone who answers the phone and understands that calling is hard.
Speak to Admissions: (844) 699-6148 – or send a note via Contact The Differents.
