Rosemead, CA Detox and Rehab Centers

Rosemead, California is a Los Angeles County suburb that is home to 51,185 residents. ¹ This suburb offers residents plenty of places for dining, shopping, and outdoor recreation, along with top-rated public schools.²

Unfortunately, like most cities in California, Rosemead struggles with drug-related crime, although it fares slightly better than some LA County areas.³ This prevalence of substance misuse can be a temptation for anyone who is already having a problem with addiction. California had over 114,000 people seeking substance abuse treatment in a facility in 2021.⁴ The types of substances for which they sought treatment are listed below:⁴

• 8,934 California residents went to a substance abuse facility for marijuana.
• 34,584 people in California sought treatment for amphetamine misuse.
• 2,8022 people went into rehab for alcohol.
• 2,945 residents went into treatment for cocaine.
• 36,289 residents sought treatment for opiate misuse, including heroin.

Many people use these substances and others in the United States. Some of the more common ones are:⁵

• Alcohol
• Benzodiazepines
• Cannabis (marijuana)
• Cocaine
• Crack
• Hallucinogens
• Heroin
• Ketamine
• LSD
• Mescaline
• MDMA
• Opioids
• Prescription drugs.

Begin your detox and rehab treatment program in Rosemead, CA by contacting an admissions navigator for information about what services are best for you. An admissions navigator can also help you find a nearby facility that suits your unique treatment needs.

There are various levels of treatment and care, with some being more intense than others.⁶ Levels of treatment are coordinated to provide comprehensive addiction care at every stage of the recovery process.

The following contains a list of common substance abuse treatment programs:⁶

• Detox treatment program
• Inpatient or residential rehab treatment
• Outpatient rehab treatment
• Partial hospitalization program (PHP)

Near the Rosemead area, residents can find the following substance abuse treatment centers within 25 miles:⁷

• There are a total of 283 substance abuse treatment centers within 25 miles of Rosemead.
• There are 185 treatment centers that provide outpatient treatment in the area.
• There are 111 detox centers near Rosemead.
• There are 112 residential 24/7 care facilities.
• There are 16 facilities that offer hospital inpatient care within a 25-mile radius and 19 facilities that have inpatient 24-hour hospital care.
• You will find 130 treatment facilities offering co-occurring disorder treatment.

You can find treatment at a facility outside the immediate area of Rosemead if you prefer. California has 1,734 rehab treatment centers, which are as follows. ⁸

• There are 1,043 outpatient treatment program centers.
  • 948 treatment centers provide standard outpatient treatment, while 621 offer intensive outpatient treatment.
  • 294 facilities offer partial hospitalization facilities in CA.
  • You can find 246 detox centers in California.
• There are 771 residential (non-hospital) treatment centers.
• There are 66 inpatient hospital centers available: 42 of these are detoxification services.

Some people also find it helpful to participate in a support group while in treatment or upon graduating from treatment. Support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are ideal for obtaining added help during the recovery process. These groups offer fellowship and therapy based on the 12-Step model.⁹

AA has many years of successful experience in treating people in recovery.⁹ You can join the group for free by finding a local chapter and meeting near you.

Sources:

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4. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2020). Quick statistics California.
5. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2020). Commonly used drugs charts.
6. Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2004). What is substance abuse treatment? A booklet for families. HHS Publication No. (SMA) 14-4126. Rockville, MD.
7. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. FindTreatment.gov. (n.d.). Rosemead, CA.
8. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2020). National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS) state profile.
9. Alcoholics Anonymous. (2022). What is A.A.