Drug & Alcohol Rehab
in Covina

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Due to the difficulties that are connected with drug or alcohol addiction, many people do not know where to begin. Fortunately long term abstinence can be acquired if you adopt proven rehabilitation strategies because addiction is treatable.

We will explain how recovery from addiction is possible for you or someone you care about if an integrated treatment approach is utilized.

What is Addiction Rehab (Rehabilitation)?

Addiction ‘rehab’ is the process of medical treatment and counseling to tackle your addiction to on substances such as recreational drugs, prescription medications and alcohol.

Rehab treatments are best when they are personalized to your individual needs, and may include residential programs, outpatient programs, medically-managed detoxes and aftercare.

Facts & Statistics about Addiction in Covina

Prevalence of Substance Use Disorder, by Drug Type

POPULATION
(IN THOUSANDS)
    • 2,7578.5%Any Substance
    • 2,0886.4%Alcohol
    • 1,0683.3%Ilicit Drugs
    • 2060.6%Pain Medication

Drug- and Alcohol-Induced Deaths by Age Group, California, 2016

Per 100,000 Population
  • Alcohol-Induced
  • Drug-Induced
    • 18 to 250.5
    • 9.6
    • 26 to 354.3
    • 13.9
    • 36 to 6424.2
    • 22.9
    • 65+23.7
    • 9.4

Drug Use, by Selected Type and Age Group California, 2015 to 2016

  • 12 to 17
  • 18 to 25
  • 26+
    • Marijuana*13.2%
    • 34.0%
    • 13.5%
    • Misuse of Pain Medications3.5%
    • 8.0%
    • 4.3%
    • Cocaine0.8%
    • 7.2%
    • 1.8%
    • Heroin0%
    • 0.4%
    • 0.2%

What are the treatment options available in Covina?

An integrated approach is generally the best way to tackle and heal the underlying causes of substance use disorders and alcoholism. By learning natural coping strategies you can overcome substance abuse while addressing the main symptoms of dependence.

Private Residential Programs in Covina, CA

Residential rehab programs enable you to reside on the same property that you are receiving treatments in. It is unquestionably beneficial to have 24-hour care and treatment options. Moving out of your home environment and entering a rehab facility will cushion you against the stressors that negatively encourage your substance abuse.

If you stay in a controlled environment that is designed to be supportive, you have a better chance of finishing your rehab program without relapse and its potential risks.

A residential addiction treatment program provides the best solution when you have a dual diagnosis, a complex substance dependency or co-occurring conditions. An inpatient treatment program will help you in getting sober, but it’s important to note that maintaining sobriety requires persistent effort as the first year of recovery can be hard for many people. Finishing your residential treatment program is the beginning of your newfound independence and you need to focus on setting goals for your drug and alcohol free future.

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Sober Living Programs

Sober living programs enable people in recovery build more control over their lives, with support and some guidance. Sober living programs feature:

  1. Regular guidance from a house manager
  2. Creating guidelines to help your behavior in recovery
  3. Guiding you to develop strong relationships with peers who are going through similar experiences to you

Outpatient Programs

Outpatient programs are less intensive to adjust to so that you can maintain any work/family commitments and still receive treatments, by coming to the rehab facility regularly.

Outpatient programs are known for:

  1. Education around substance misuse
  2. Counseling services and therapy with the use of group settings or one-on-one sessions – The duration of an outpatient program is three months and may last longer than a year, this will depend on your own needs.

Detox Only Programs

The first steps of any rehab program is a detox, which eliminates any substances from your system and addresses your physical dependency on it. You typically experience withdrawal symptoms as a natural response to the absence of substances in your body.

Once you overcome the most challenging aspects of physical withdrawal you will continue on your rehab journey, working to heal from the root causes of psychological dependency to end the cycle of abuse. You may experience some cravings and withdrawal symptoms for some time after your drug or alcohol detox phase has ended. Relapse is less of a problem when you are equipped with the life skills that will help you navigate your new life in recovery.

Paying for Private Treatment

If you wish to continue with private rehab, you will need to fund it yourself or begin a claim through your health insurance provider. Many insurance providers will provide cover for some of the costs of treatment, including medical detox, a rehab program, and any on-going support services you may benefit from.

The amount of cover you can claim will differ depending on your policy and provider. It is a good idea to find out about the amount you can claim prior to enrolling in a treatment program. You can visit our Verify Your Insurance page for more details on the cover you can claim for.

If you decide not to claim against your insurance, you will be liable to pay for your treatment out of pocket. It may be possible to opt for a payment plan if the total cost is a barrier to you receiving treatment.

State Funded Programs

If you want to address your substance or alcohol problems but you are unable to afford private rehab, you can enroll for a state-funded rehabilitation program.

Using stipends from a combination of state, federal and Medicaid budgets, these treatment programs help to remove hurdles to rehab by offering:

  1. Medical detox
  2. Addiction Rehabilitation and aftercare services.

If you do not have a private healthcare policy or you do not have available funds, you should consider applying for a state-funded treatment program. You will need to provide:

  1. Supporting Evidence that shows you are a resident of the US
  2. Proof of earnings
  3. Proof of living arrangements
  4. Medical details about your substance misuse

Click https://www.grants.gov/ to more about the application process.

You can also identify direct contact details for your state agency here

The following state-funded addiction rehab programs are available in Covina:

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    Puente House


    444 West Badillo Street, Covina, CA 91723
    626-967-1819
    www.puentehouse.org

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    Social Model Recovery Systems River Community Covina


    510 South 2nd Avenue, Suites 6 and 7, Covina, CA 91723
    626-974-8123 x229
    www.socialmodelrecovery.org/

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    Center for Integrated Family/Health Sober Solutions Program


    540 South Eremland Drive, Suites A-D, Covina, CA 91723
    626-966-1577 x300
    www.cifhs.org

Maintaining Addiction Recovery in Covina

Maintaining addiction recovery can be hard once you finish your treatment programme. The rehab environment was controlled and safe, and you were given professional support. Once you leave rehab there may be new triggers that put your coping skills to the test. Long term sobriety is more difficult to maintain when you have had a severe dependency and do not have social support when you leave rehab. Without the relevant support and aftercare to guide you in your new life, relapse is a real possibility.

The following AA/NA meetings are available in Covina:

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    CA - LAST STRAW


    Hospital and Speaker/Participation:
    1161 East Covina Boulevard, Covina, CA, 91722
    Thursday: 8:00 PM
    http://sgpvca.org/

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    AA Meeting: Marin City – 6 Nights: Saturday – Sausalito


    AA Discussion Meeting and Wheelchair Access:
    101 Donahue St, Sausalito, CA 94965
    Saturday: 6:30 PM
    http://www.aamarin.org/

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    AA - Happy Hour Covina


    Open: 510 South 2nd Avenue, Covina, CA, 91722
    Sunday: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
    https://alcoholicsanonymous.com/

Aftercare & Alumni Programs

An aftercare program is a resource to support your recovery when you go back to your daily life. Because life doesn’t always work out how we want it to, and 60% of people may relapse upon leaving treatment, taking part in an aftercare program is vital support for you when times feel difficult.

As you get near to finishing your rehab program, we will support you to design an aftercare program that includes services most useful to your recovery. One good benefit of completing rehab is the ability to join an alumni community program, where you will be able to liaise with peers and staff as a community based recovery community.

You will be able to attend team events, take part in a number of initiatives, build connections, and receive support from other members in recovery. We encourage you to consider offering support to other former clients who are part of your network if you feel comfortable to.

Support Groups (Fellowship Meetings)

Support groups are essential to long-term sobriety as they focus on the need for social connections in addiction recovery. By taking part in recovery groups like Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous, you will follow the 12 steps by attending regular meetings for life-long support.

When you attend nearby support group sessions you will listen to, and understand, the recovery journeys of other members. Many individuals in recovery attend local meetings to assist them in their recovery journey. Support groups provide them with vital tools to stay sober, and allow them to be accountable for their own journey in recovery.

Support for Families & Children Affected by Addiction

Everyone in a family is affected by a loved one struggling with addiction, some more than others. All members of a family need guidance with a household addiction, not just the addicted person.

Family support groups provide you and your loved ones with important coping tools for your own life and help you to offer more support to the individual who has the dependency. Some helpful support groups for families include:

  • NAMI Family Support Groups
  • Al-Anon
  • Families Anonymous
  • Alateen
  • Nar-Anon
  • Parents of Addicted Loved Ones
  • SMART Recovery Family & Friends

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