Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Women in Orange County, CA

You might think the ultimate goal of substance abuse programs is to help patients get sober and remain sober.  While attaining abstinence from substances is certainly the goal, there are a whole lot more moving parts to a well-crafted, intuitive treatment program.  

To elaborate, there is a less likely chance of maintaining sobriety if there is no game plan in place for when our residents get back to their daily lives. Therefore, a big goal of our treatment program is to thoughtfully construct plans and backup plans that will strengthen sobriety and help ease any potential urges to use after leaving our care.  

Another goal of treatment is to build on the assets, skills, and gifts you already have in a way that works to strengthen your recovery process.  Too often, women are unaware of their natural talents and proclivities. We work to recognize and coax out these inborn gifts within our residents so they can live a more empowered life in sobriety.

An additional key goal we work on is helping you build strength and confidence in yourself.  Overwhelmingly, addiction tends to come with feelings of shame or self-loathing.  At Casa Capri, we seek to assuage those self-defeating perceptions and help you replace them with self-affirming, positive, empowered thoughts and choices.  This is a vital goal to reach because belief in yourself is crucial to obtaining and maintaining sobriety.

Of course, your personal goals are paramount in building a personalized treatment program. We listen to your needs, and we’ll work together to formulate a plan that will tie in beautifully with the objectives you want to achieve.  

Yes. Casa Capri has the distinguished position of being an approved provider for Anthem Blue Cross, MHN, Tri-Care, The Holman Group, and Halcyon.  As such, we accept most major private insurances, which can significantly offset the cost of recovery.

There are different insurances that help with substance abuse treatment. Some may cover all the costs for treatment, while others may only cover a portion. For example, depending upon your policy, AETNA typically covers 100% of substance abuse treatment.  We also accept Blue Cross, GEHA, and NYSHIP – all of which contribute to the cost of substance abuse treatment.  You can use our quick and easy Insurance Verification feature on our website to discover what your insurance covers for treatment.  You can also call your health insurance provider to clarify what costs are covered for substance use disorder treatment.

The simple answer is yes.  By law, government-provided health insurance plans and assistance programs must cover mental health treatment, which includes substance abuse treatment.  However, some substance abuse treatment programs do not accept Medicaid.

Again, the simple answer is yes, but it depends.  Firstly, some substance rehabilitation facilities might not take Medicare.  Secondly, certain parts of Medicare cover different aspects of treatment. For instance, if you have Medicare Part A, it covers inpatient hospitalization care and rehab at approved treatment centers.  Medicare Part B covers outpatient services.  Part C covers both part A and B items, and Medicare Part D covers prescription drugs that may be required to treat a substance use disorder.

Yes.  At Casa Capri, we believe that cost should never prohibit you from getting the treatment you need and deserve.  Therefore, we’ve partnered with Prosper Healthcare Lending. This is a premier lending company that provides quick, easy, confidential lending services to borrowers who need assistance in paying for substance abuse treatment.

Yes, all clients will see our psychiatrist so we can customize treatment for each individual.

Yes, places of worship are always available by request and we embrace every religion, creed, and code.

Yes, all meals are prepared by our Culinary Specialist with recipes co-created by our Registered Dietitian.

Yes, as long as it is secondary to substance abuse, we provide support from our Licensed Therapist (with a specialty in Eating Disorders) and our Registered Dietitian who supports proper nutrition.