Recovery from opioid addiction requires more than putting an end to substance use. Many individuals also need and benefit from medication-assisted treatment, withdrawal support, and/or care for co-occurring mental health conditions.
At Aurora Charter Oak Hospital in Covina, CA, these services all work together as part of a holistic approach to recovery. Through personalized treatment planning, evidence-based therapies, and ongoing clinical support, patients receive care designed to address the physical, emotional, and psychological effects of addiction.
Types of Opioid Treatment Programs
Aurora Charter Oak Hospital offers a range of opioid treatment programs all in one place. This allows patients to find the proper level of care they need for their specific stage of addiction without having to hop from facility to facility.
For instance, patients who require 24-hour care and immediate stabilization often benefit from Aurora Charter Oak Hospital’s inpatient program. Detox programs are available for those beginning recovery, while the residential program provides a supportive environment for deeper healing and growth.
For individuals who need a higher level of support without full hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs offer a balance of flexibility and clinical oversight. Patients are able to regularly attend programming while still returning home each day and participating in day-to-day life.
Individualized and Evidence-Based Care
At Aurora Charter Oak Hospital, patients receive a personalized treatment plan based on their medical history, level of opioid dependence, and any co-occurring mental health conditions. This individualized approach allows clinicians to support both the immediate and long-term recovery goals of each patient.
The team at Aurora Charter Oak Hospital also prioritizes evidence-based care for each patient. When appropriate, this may include medication management prescribed by a certified psychiatrist.
Other common treatment modalities include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT). Patients learn and practice these skills during individual and group therapy sessions. In addition, recreation and art therapies may be incorporated as needed.
Treatment Process and Steps
The treatment process at Aurora Charter Oak Hospital begins with a comprehensive medical evaluation.
During this initial appointment, a medical provider will assess a patient’s physical and mental health, substance use history, and current symptoms. This information is used alongside clinical tools to create a personalized treatment program that addresses both immediate concerns and long-term goals.
Once enrolled, patients may be prescribed medications for opioid use disorder when appropriate, helping to manage opioid withdrawal and stabilize their condition. Counseling and group support are introduced early in the process to provide emotional support and teach coping strategies.
As treatment progresses, patients move into maintenance treatment, where the focus shifts to sustaining recovery and preventing relapse. Ongoing adjustments to the treatment plan ensure that care remains effective, while regular check-ins with the care team keep patients engaged and supported throughout their recovery journey.
Support Services and Care Teams
Recovery at Aurora Charter Oak Hospital is supported by a multidisciplinary care team dedicated to every patient’s success. This team typically includes a care coordinator, therapy team, and peer support team who work together to help individuals through every stage of treatment. By combining clinical expertise with lived experience, the hospital creates a supportive environment that encourages healing and growth.
As treatment progresses, aftercare planning also helps patients prepare for life beyond a structured program. By connecting individuals with ongoing resources and community-based recovery support, Aurora Charter Oak Hospital helps create a path toward sustained recovery and well-being.
Accessibility and Convenience of Treatment
Aurora Charter Oak Hospital is committed to making opioid treatment as accessible and convenient as possible. This includes:
- Flexible scheduling options that allow patients to attend treatment while balancing work, school, family responsibilities, and other daily commitments.
- Insurance and financial assistance support, including acceptance of many insurance plans, Medicaid, and Medicare, to help reduce financial barriers to care.
- Self-pay options for individuals without insurance coverage.
- Enrollment assistance from a dedicated team that helps new patients navigate the admissions process, understand available treatment options, and begin care as quickly as possible.
By removing common barriers to treatment, Aurora Charter Oak Hospital helps individuals focus on what matters most: recovery.
Insurance and Payment Options
Aurora Charter Oak Hospital proudly accepts most major insurance plans.
If the hospital is not a provider for your insurance plan, the admissions team can help you explore alternatives, including referrals to another facility that accepts your coverage.
Self-pay options are also available, and credit card payments can be made online. Patients should be aware that Medicare, Medi-Cal, and other insurance plans may have specific requirements for admission and treatment coverage.
For questions about insurance benefits, payment options, or eligibility, call the Assessment Center at 800-654-2673.
Community Feedback and Success Stories
At Aurora Charter Oak Hospital, we take great care in providing excellent treatment programs and compassionate care for our patients. As a result, many lives have been changed by the treatment team, staff, and programs at Aurora Charter Oak Hospital.
The most rewarding feedback we’ve received includes stories from individuals who shared their appreciation for the sense of safety, connection, and hope they found while receiving care. Many patients and families have also highlighted the staff’s compassion, the quality of the therapeutic programs, and the support they received throughout the recovery process.
If you or a loved one is struggling with opioid addiction, help is available. To learn more about treatment options or schedule an assessment, call 800-654-2673. The admissions office is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and a member of the team is always available to assist you.
