Contact Baja Rehab – Admissions in Rosarito, Mexico


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Admissions team available by phone in English and Spanish, help with travel from San Diego (San Ysidro border, about 1 hour).

Call Us:

Adam Lincoln: (619) 363-7074 (English only)
Juan Lopez: (619) 393-6531 (Español)

Address:

Vista Marina 32-0 Local A, Primo Tapia, 22710 Rosarito, B.C., Mexico

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get there from San Diego?

Baja Rehab is located in Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico—roughly 40 minutes south of the San Ysidro/San Diego border crossing. If driving yourself or having family drive, you take I-5 South or I-805 South straight to the San Ysidro border crossing into Tijuana, then follow Federal Highway 1D (Cuota / Toll Road) south toward Playas de Tijuana/Rosarito.

Do you pick up from the airport/border?

Yes. Baja Rehab provides door-to-door transportation services. They can arrange staff to pick you up directly from San Diego International Airport (SAN), the San Ysidro/Otay Mesa border crossings, or designated locations in San Diego to safely transport you across the border to the facility.

What should I bring?

  • Identification & Travel Docs: A valid passport or government-issued ID (plus a birth certificate or green card if applicable).

  • Clothing: 7 to 10 days’ worth of comfortable, casual clothing (sweatpants, jeans, t-shirts, jacket/sweater for ocean breezes), sleepwear, undergarments, and comfortable walking shoes.

  • Toiletries: Non-alcoholic toiletries (shampoo, body wash, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, sunscreen).

  • Medications: Any current non-narcotic prescription medications in their original pharmacy bottles with intact labels.

  • Avoid Bringing: Alcohol, illegal drugs, narcotics/unprescribed medications, weapons, items containing alcohol (like standard mouthwash/cologne), or excessive cash/valuables.

How fast can someone be admitted?

Admissions can happen immediately (often same-day or within 24 hours). Because addiction and mental health crises require urgent care, their admissions team operates 24/7 to process pre-screenings, coordinate emergency transportation, and accept intake around the clock.