Supportive Recovery Services (Costa Mesa)

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Supportive Recovery Services (Costa Mesa)

0 of 5 Stars (Unrated) Supportive Recovery Services (Costa Mesa) in Costa Mesa, California is a drug treatment facility focusing on substance abuse treatment services. Providing substance abuse treatment and a halfway house or sober living home with outpatient care, residential short-term treatment, and residential long-term treatment. Men and criminal justice clients are supported for drug rehab. State financed payment and self payment is accepted.

Facility Location:
- 160 Bay Street, Costa Mesa, California, 92627, USA
Mailing Address:
- 2001 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
- Suite 220
Phone Number:
- (949) 515-9915
Website:
- www.supportiverecovery.com (activate link)
Primary Focus of Care:
- Substance abuse treatment services
Services Provided:
- Substance abuse treatment
- Halfway house
- Sober living home
Type of Care:
- Residential long-term treatment (more than 30 days)
- Residential short-term treatment (30 days or less)
- Outpatient
Special Programs and Groups:
- Criminal justice clients
- Men
Forms of Payment Accepted:
- State financing (other than Medicaid)
- Self payment
Payment Assistance Available:
- Not Available
Special Language Services:
- Not Available
Facility Map:

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