Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Temecula, CA
Temecula, California, is a small but growing city in Riverside County, which is part of the Inland Empire between Los Angeles and San Diego. This area is primarily suburban and desert, but the almost 109,000 residents of Temecula chose their home as a quiet getaway from larger cities.1 Riverside County as a whole struggles with opioid addiction, which can lead to overdose deaths.
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Between 2006 and 2015, overdose deaths rose to 15.2 out of every 100,000 people. Opioid drug overdoses increased 10% between 2011 and 2015, and heroin-related deaths rose 80% during that same time frame. This put the opioid overdose rate in Riverside County slightly higher than that of the state of California.2
About 37% of all drug overdose deaths involved opioids in 2015.2 Heroin abuse is currently fueling this trend, particularly because fentanyl is frequently mixed with or sold in place of heroin, which increases the risk of rapid overdose and death.
It’s imperative to get treatment for opioid addiction before an overdose occurs. We can help you connect with rehabs that can help. Call our helpline today.
1. Â Data.io: Temecula, CA.
2. Â County of Riverside Department of Public Health. Health Matters: February 2018 Overdose and Opioid Deaths in Riverside County, CA.Â
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Why Do People Abuse Drugs?US Border Patrol checkpoints in Temecula catch huge amounts of drugs crossing the border into the United States from Mexico - heroin, cocaine, and more. It may be part of the reason why so many in the area abuse drugs: simple access. Why else are people turning to substances of abuse? The reasons are highly personal, but some common ones include:
- Economic woes. The threat of layoffs, bankruptcy, foreclosure, and lost retirement investments can cause many to turn to drugs and alcohol.
- Chronic health problems. Depression and uncertainty associated with chronic illness can push many to drink or use drugs.
- Co-occurring mental health disorders. Symptoms caused by mental illness are often "self-medicated" by patients using alcohol and other drugs.
- Loss of a loved one or other trauma. Chronic grief is a treatable illness, but many opt to get high or drunk instead of actively deal with the problem.
Addiction treatment centers in Temecula can give you the detoxification and mental health help you need to stabilize and move forward without drugs and alcohol.
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