Methadone Clinics in Corona, California

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Name	Address	City
California Institution for Women	16756 Chino-Corona Rd.	Corona
Evexia Health Services- Methadone/Suboxone Clinic	109 E. 11th Street	Corona
Aegis Treatment Centers Pomona	1050 N. Garey Avenue	Pomona
Aegis Treatment Centers Pasadena	1450 N. Lake Avenue # 150	Pasadena
Aegis Treatment Centers West Covina	1825 E. Thelborn Street	West Covina
Western Pacific Rehabilitation (Norwalk)	11902 E. Rosecrans Blvd.	Norwalk
BAART Programs La Puente	15229 E. Amar Road	La Puente
Aegis Treatment Centers La Mirada	14240 E. Imperial Highway	La Mirada
Tavarua Medical Rehabilitation Services	474 S Citrus Ave	Azusa
Evexia Health Services Hemet	601 E Florida Ave	Hemet
Tavarua Health Services	8207 Whittier Blvd.	Pico Rivera
Temecula Valley Comprehensive Treatment Center	40700 California Oaks Rd	Murrieta
Western Pacific Medical Clinic	218 East Commonwealth Ave.	Fullerton
Escondido Comprehensive Treatment Center	161 North Date St	Escondido
Hawaiian Gardens Medical	21505 Norwalk Boulevard	Hawaiian Gardens
Aegis Ontario methadone clinic	15639 brewer lane	Fontana
Western Pacific Rehabilitation (Stanton)	10751 Dale St.	Stanton
Aegis Treatment Centers Ontario	125 W F St Suite 101	Ontario
BAART Programs Lynwood	11682 Atlantic Ave	Lynwood
West County Medical Clinic	100 East Market St.	Long Beach

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Forty-eight miles southeast of Los Angeles, Corona, California is a city in Riverside County, and has a population of 169,868. Corona, which means crown in Spanish, was initially named South Riverside. There are many methadone clinics in California to serve residents in Riverside County, so locals can find help for opioid addiction at a methadone clinic Corona CA. There is no one-size fits all, quick cure-all for any kind of addiction. Overcoming an addiction to opioids requires patience and should not be hurried. Studies have shown that people in recovery achieve the best results when methadone is taken as part of a holistic program that includes addiction education, counseling, behavioral therapy, and vocational help. The key is to create a new life that is preferable to returning to drug use. Methadone maintenance therapy should also continue for at least one year. Weaning off this life-changing medication too soon can derail recovery progress and invite relapse.