Find a Substance Abuse Rehab Center or Resource in Fountain Valley, CA

The harms of drug abuse are many, and they can extend beyond just your physical health. You can experience relationship strain, financial ruin, job loss, depression, and more. You may even wind up in the hospital or lose your life. Fountain Valley saw 44 opioid-related ER visits and 5 opioid overdose deaths in 2015 alone.¹

But you don’t need to continue suffering the consequences of active addiction; there is help available, and with that help comes hope for a better life. Treatment saves people’s lives every single day, and you can be one of the many people to experience the restored health and happiness that recovery offers.

To start looking for treatment, you can call us for assistance, or you can begin searching the directory here for rehabs in Fountain Valley or in other cities/states. If you plan to look for treatment on your own, consider finding a facility that utilizes medical detox, especially if you have experienced serious withdrawal upon any previous attempts to quit. Serious acute withdrawal symptoms may develop among individuals with significant levels of alcohol, sedative, or opioid dependence. Alcohol and sedatives, specifically, are associated with the potential for severe withdrawal seizures, so a medically managed detox will be critically important for those attempting to quit.

Other treatment considerations include:

• Whether the facility offers dual diagnosis care if you have a co-occurring mental health disorder like anxiety or depression.
• Whether the staff consists of qualified medical professionals able to care for any chronic illnesses or serious injuries you may have.
• Where the program is located, as you may feel strongly about either staying close to home with your support system nearby or getting away from home and the things and people you associated with using.
• The amenities provided, such as yoga classes, pools, nutritious meals, and more.

If you prefer to speak to someone instead of searching on your own, call us for confidential assistance now.

1. Opioid Overdose and Death in Orange County. OC Health Care Agency and Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Department. Santa Ana, California, August 2017.