
Los Angeles County not only loses the highest number of residents to drug overdose in the entire state every year, but has the dubious distinction of leading the number two spot by more than 1,000 overdoses. According to the CDC Wonder’s Compressed Mortality File (CMF), on average, 2,288 people died of a drug overdose in LA County between 2014 and 2016.1 This high number illustrates the magnitude of the problem at hand—thousands of families are suffering in the wake of losing a loved one to addiction.
If you are living in fear because your family member is refusing to get treatment for a substance use disorder, you are not alone. There are thousands of other people in and around Huntington Park, California, who fear getting a phone call or a knock at the door that tells them that their loved one has passed due to overdose. The best path forward for you and your loved one is to guide them toward a treatment program that can help them stop using all substances completely.
Are you ready to find out more about drug rehab options for you or a family member? Call now to speak with a support representative who can help you begin the process of selecting a recovery program.

I’ve been to many rehabs throughout my struggles with alcoholism, and addiction. Not only was this facility beautiful, but the groups, the food, the staff, the one on ones were all absolutely fantastic. Thank you HBRC!
I�ve bee. n to a couple IOP programs and the thing that sets Aspire apart from the others are the employees. It makes a considerable difference in MY recovery when you can tell that the staff genuinely care about you and are not just there for a paycheck. I could really connect with the therapist and that�s hard to find, for me at least. The weekly outings are great! Hikes, kayaking, beach, volleyball, basketball, movies. Aspire has allowed me to start rebuilding the foundation in my family relationships and I�m beyond grateful for that.
This is an amazing treatment center if you are serious about your recovery. Your'e not just handed your sobriety, you have to put in some work. That being said, the staff will do whatever it takes to see you succeed and get you to the next chapter in your life.