Methadone Clinics in Costa Mesa, California

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Name	Address	City
Opiate Detox Institute – Rapid Opiate Detox Clinic	3420 Bristol St #701	Costa Mesa
Hollywood Medical Rehabilitation Care	5232 Sunset Blvd	Los Angeles
Narcotic Prevention Association Program	942 S Atlantic Blvd	Los Angeles
Luxe Recovery | Drug & Alcohol Rehab	3787 Prestwick Drive	Los Angeles
Aegis Treatment Centers Ontario	125 W F St Suite 101	Ontario
BAART Programs Lynwood	11682 Atlantic Ave	Lynwood
American Health Services Hollywood Medical Mental Health Svs	5015 W. Pico Blvd.	Los Angeles
West County Medical Clinic	100 East Market St.	Long Beach
Western Health Community Clinic	1647 West Anaheim Street	Harbor City
BAART Programs Boyle Heights	1701 Zonal Ave.	Los Angeles
BAART Programs Southeast	4920 Avalon Blvd	Los Angeles
Santa Ana Comprehensive Treatment Center	2101 E First St	Santa Ana
Riverside Comprehensive Treatment Center	1021 West La Cadena Drive	Riverside
Venice Medical and Mental Health Services	717 Lincoln Boulevard	Venice
Aegis Medical Systems Inc	1724 East Washington Boulevard	Pasadena
Tibor Rubin VA Medical Center	5901 East 7th Street	Long Beach
Evexia Health Services- Methadone/Suboxone Clinic	109 E. 11th Street	Corona
Haven House Addiction Treatment – Los Angeles	2252 Hillsboro Avenue	Los Angeles
Western Pacific Rehabilitation (Stanton)	10751 Dale St.	Stanton
Matrix Institute	5220 West Washington Blvd.	Los Angeles

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Costa Mesa, California began as a farming community and was incorporated in 1953. It has grown to be a bustling suburban city in Orange County, with a population of 113,003. From among the methadone clinics in California, residents of this area can find a Costa Mesa methadone clinic to receive medical treatment for an addiction to opioid drugs. Opioids make alterations to physical and chemical structures in the brain that lead to physical addiction, so that those addicted will suffer intense withdrawal symptoms and drug cravings if they attempt to quit or cut down their use of opioids. Methadone works by preventing this suffering, as well as by blocking the intoxicating effects of other addictive opioids, thereby helping patients abstain while they work on the other causes of addiction and rebuild a healthy life outside of drug use. For the best results, individuals recovering from opioid addiction should persist on methadone maintenance for a minimum of 12 months. Never abruptly quit methadone. This medication should always be carefully weaned under the advice and supervision of a medical professional.