Cypress, CA Detox and Rehab Centers

Cypress, California is a large suburb of the city of Los Angeles and Orange County, with a population of 49,137 people.¹ Cypress is also considered to be one of the top places to live within not just Orange County but the entire state of California, as it’s surrounded by plenty of things to do and see, including parks, shopping, restaurants, and much more.¹ The public schools are also highly rated, making Cypress an ideal suburb for families with growing children.¹

However, Cypress, as well as the rest of Orange County, is coming face to face with the nation’s ongoing opioid epidemic as well as issues with other illicit substances.² Despite the illicit substance and alcohol mortality rates being significantly lower compared to the rest of the state (and nation), Orange County still struggles with substance misuse and its many related issues.

For example, the males in Cypress and Orange County had higher rates of overdose and alcohol-related fatalities as well as emergency department visits.² Non-Hispanic whites also had the highest rates of overdose and alcohol-related deaths on a consistent basis, and by 2020, Orange County saw 13,000 emergency department visits for illicit substances and alcohol as well as 6,600 hospitalization cases and well over 1,000 deaths.²

What’s more, the entire state of California saw at least 21,016 emergency department visits in relation to opioid misuse in 2021, which is speculated to be due to the 14,777,578 opioid prescriptions written that same year.³ The state also witnessed 6,843 opioid-related deaths in 2021, with 5,722 of those deaths being directly linked to fentanyl.³

If you or someone you care about is struggling with a substance use disorder and would prefer to find treatment close to home, you’re in luck. There are approximately 324 treatment facilities within 25 miles of Cypress to choose from.⁴

Upon taking a closer look at those facilities, these are your treatment options:⁴

• There are 160 facilities offering residential (inpatient) care programs.
• There are also 185 facilities offering outpatient care programs.
• 136 of those facilities offer interim care in the event that residential care space is unavailable.
• 126 facilities have a medical detox program.
• 231 facilities offer co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder treatment (otherwise known as dual diagnosis treatment).

There are also 733 treatment facilities within 100 miles of Cypress if more options are what you need.⁴ At least 357 of those facilities offer residential care programs, while 412 offer inpatient care, and 328 offer interim care.⁴

The most important thing you can do when seeking substance use disorder treatment for yourself or someone else is to get examined by your regular physician. They’ll be able to recommend the best possible treatment for your specific case, and they’ll likely be able to recommend a suitable treatment facility for you to contact.

The support group meetings sponsored by Narcotics Anonymous (NA) and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) are also beneficial for people with substance use disorders. These meetings can help you build the right support systems and friendships needed to get through your treatment and recovery.

You can find the latest meetings schedules using the following resources:

• Orange County Intergroup Association AA Meetings
• Orange County Area of Narcotics Anonymous NA Meetings
• Southern California Region of Narcotics Anonymous NA Meetings
• California Youth Services NA and AA Meetings

Please understand that while support group meetings are typically a requirement for treatment and aftercare planning, they are not a substance for professional treatment from a licensed facility.

Sources:

1. Niche.com. (n.d.). Cypress, California.
2. Orange County Health Care Agency. (2022). Drugs and alcohol – Trends from 2009-2020.
3. California Department of Health. (n.d.). Overdose surveillance dashboard.
4. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). FindTreatment.gov. (n.d.). Results.