Villa Park, CA Detox and Rehab Centers

Villa Park is located in the center of California’s Orange County and is the county’s smallest city.¹ Between 2017 and 2021, Villa Park reported 7 deaths that involved drugs or alcohol.² The majority of the deaths were men and residents who identified as non-Hispanic Whites.²

In January 2019, the Orange County Sheriff’s Department conducted a traffic stop and found methamphetamine and 2 methamphetamine pipes inside the car.³ Three people were arrested for possession of methamphetamine, among other charges.³

Alcohol is also a concern in Villa Park. Over 3 years, 2 suspected drunk drivers crashed into separate buildings in Villa Park. In June 2022, a 55-year-old driver from Villa Park sideswiped another car in a suspected drunk driving incident, then ran off the road and crashed into a house.⁴ No one was hurt in the home, and the driver had minor injuries.⁴ Three years earlier, the Orange County Sheriff’s Department arrested another suspected drunk driver after his vehicle crashed into a commercial building.⁵

A drug or alcohol rehab in Villa Park, CA will offer various services to treat any type of substance use disorder. Each treatment center will create a customized plan tailored to every patient’s individual needs.

Within a 10-mile radius of Villa Park, residents will find 69 drug and alcohol rehabs.⁶ Across the state of California, there are more than 1,700 addiction treatment facilities.⁷ In and around Villa Park, the following treatment options are available:⁶

• 26 facilities that offer interim care when immediate admission into another treatment center isn’t available
• 29 detox facilities that offer medically-supervised withdrawal from drugs or alcohol
• 5 hospital inpatient centers that offer around-the-clock addiction care
• 51 rehabs with programs designed for those diagnosed with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
• 45 residential or inpatient rehabs where people live for a set amount of time and focus fully on the recovery process
• 42 outpatient centers where people can go to work and school and then attend addiction treatment

Substance use disorder treatment programs typically fall into the inpatient or outpatient category. Inpatient treatment is considered more intense than an outpatient program, though outpatient treatment does offer varying levels of intensity based on the person’s recovery needs.

A drug or alcohol support group provides positive peer support and accountability to stay sober. Members can share their successes and struggles and offer each other helpful advice. The most well-known drug and alcohol support groups follow the 12-Step program and include Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA)

AA meetings in Villa Park are held at the City Auditorium, 17855 Santiago Blvd., Monday through Sunday at 7:30 a.m. and Sundays at 9:02 a.m.⁸ The closest NA meeting to Villa Park is less than 2 miles away in Orange.⁹ Life Church, 3516 E. Chapman Ave., holds NA meetings Wednesdays at 8 p.m.⁹

While most AA and NA meetings are open to all, there can be meetings tailored to just men or women or other specific populations to better address the members’ specific addiction needs.

Sources:

1. City of Villa Park. (2022). History of Villa Park.
2. OC Health Care Agency. (2022). Drug and alcohol misuse and mortality.
3. OCSD – Villa Park Police Services. (2019, January 5). Crime Reporting.
4. (2022, June 4). Orange police arrest suspected drunken drivers in 2 separate crashes.
5. OCSD – Villa Park Police Services. (2019, April 6). Crime Reporting.
6. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (n.d.). FindTreatment.gov. Villa Park.
7. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2020). National survey of substance abuse treatment services.
8. Orange County Intergroup Alcoholics Anonymous. (n.d.). Villa Park meetings.
9. Narcotics Anonymous. (n.d.). NA meeting search.