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Detox Facility Reviews: Southern California’s Longest Running Detox Facility
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Published: April 26, 2024
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At Cornerstone of Southern California, we prioritize the holistic journey to recovery for individuals grappling with substance use disorders, mental health issues, and addiction. Since our establishment in 1984 by Dr. Michael Stone, MD, our commitment to providing the highest quality, ethical care management has remained unwavering. Our detox program serves as the foundational step towards sustained recovery, guiding individuals through a continuum of care that includes inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, sober living homes, and ongoing support.

The Detox Program at Cornerstone of Southern California:

Our detox program in Orange County, Southern California is designed to provide individuals with a safe and medically supervised environment as they begin their journey to recovery. Utilizing evidence-based practices and personalized care plans, our expert staff ensures that each individual receives the attention and care they need during this critical phase.

Testimonials from Individuals Who Experienced our Detox Facilities and Care:

See what our patients say about us

Cornerstone of Southern California
4.6
Based on 156 reviews
RJH
8 days ago
I would recommend Suboxone for detoxing from any opiate, prescription pills, or heroin. The detox off pain pills was less drastic compared to other drugs I have tried. The physical symptoms are minimal. I feel good while taking Suboxone; no side effects were felt or any discomfort.
Anonymous
8 days ago
For 32 years Dr. Michael Stone and his family have been assisting people who suffer from addiction. Cornerstone of Southern California has saved countless lives and has reunited families over the years. Despite the overwhelming success of their programs there are always a few souls who are delusional and say negative things because things did not turn out as expected because of the client not following direction or the client was not willing to get clean to begin with. No one can work miracles, Cornerstone of Southern California comes close when there is a willingness in client to change, and I have seen it with my own eyes over the past 12 years.
Jaeden B
8 days ago
I checked into Cornerstone to detox from Alcohol and gain education on how to live life without picking up a drink. I wanted to write to express my gratitude to your organization for directing me to the path I am on today. I truly have never had it so good! I have thought many times about my experience at Cornerstone and all I can say is it was the best thing that ever happened to me. Your staff is so amazing! They treated me with compassion; and I was given hope every day I was there by the people you employ. I just want you to know that you have made it possible to live a life beyond my wildest dreams today.
Anonymous
8 days ago
Dear Dr. Stone and friends at Cornerstone – Just wanted to drop you a quick note to let you know I am doing FINE!! I am going to meetings, getting together with friends, went up to San Francisco over Memorial Day, and, of course, doctor’s appointments!!! (HA HA! No one like you though, Dr. Stone – unfortunately!). Anyway, hope all of you are well. I think of you often and about all of the wonderful things you have done for me! It will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!
Anonymous
8 days ago
Cornerstone has been vital in my journey throughout rehabilitation from my alcoholism. I was admitted to Cornerstone by way of intervention of my adult daughters and with the help and support of Cornerstone staff. In the beginning, I was amazed and bewildered by the kindness and respect with which I was treated. At the time, I was so sick in my disease that I certainly did not believe I was worthy of it. The care I was given through my detox was nothing short of a gift from God. They held my hand and cared for me until I could physically begin to care for myself and begin the long process of recovery. The staff has the patience of saints and really care about the clients. Each clients program is customized to fit their individual needs and they are so “solution-oriented” it is incredible. Counselors and staff are always available and the education i received pertaining to addiction, recovery and relapse prevention is excellent. One of the awesome things about Cornerstone is that they recognize that addiction affects not only the addict/alcoholic but the entire family. Cornerstone encourages the participation of family and other support members to participate in the recovery process as well. Cornerstone provided a physically and emotional safe environment for me to begin to heal and learn the tools I would need to use in my recovery. I would recommend Cornerstone to anyone and if I had to do it all over again I would………And in fact I did. Part of my recovery has been plagued by relapse and i was welcomed back to Cornerstone with open arms despite my miserable self-inflicted humiliation and devastation. I’m a slow learner in this process but Cornerstone has never given up on me. I have gone through nearly all phases of their program from my initial medical detox, to their extended care program, Intensive outpatient, family program and I now am happily residing in one of their sober living houses as I am 9 months sober. Thanks to Cornerstone I am working with a sponsor in AA, working full time and continue to participate in their aftercare program. I would never have been able to begin to learn how to live without alcohol if not for the education support and direction of Cornerstone. My undying gratitude to Dr., Stone and His staff for their selfless dedication to the alcoholic/addict who needs help. I would not be where I am today if it were not for them. I continue to grow in my new sober life and I only pray that I can someday pass on to others what cornerstone has given to me. God bless you Cornerstone.
EB
8 days ago
From Pain Pills and Opiates – Suboxone is a God send for me. I feel like I can participate and interact with my peers. I am not in nearly the pain from withdrawal that I was before.

Continuum of Care:

After detox, individuals transition to inpatient rehabilitation, followed by outpatient programs, sober living homes, and continued support through support groups and alumni programs. Our comprehensive approach ensures that individuals receive ongoing support and guidance as they navigate the challenges of recovery.

Contact Cornerstone of Southern California for Lasting Recovery

At Cornerstone of Southern California, we are dedicated to providing individuals with the tools, support, and resources they need to achieve lasting recovery. Our detox program, coupled with our continuum of care, offers individuals a pathway to a healthier, more fulfilling life free from addiction.

Sober Living, Rehab, and Medical Detox Facility Locations in Orange County California

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Reviewed & Approved
This content has been reviewed for accuracy and comprehensiveness by Dr. Michael Stone, MD, FAAFP, ABAM, FASAM, Founder, and Phil Kosanovich, MBA, President & CEO of Cornerstone of Southern California. If you have any questions or notice any inaccuracies, please contact us at [email protected].

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