Sullivan Recovery facility in Mission Viejo used for medical detox

Orange County · Medical detox

Drug & Alcohol Detox in Orange County

Sullivan Recovery is a medical detox center for Orange County at 24731 Via San Fernando in Mission Viejo. Physicians and nurses monitor withdrawal 24/7, medications (including MAT) are used when appropriate, and every client has a private room. Admissions checks your insurance before you arrive, same-day admission is often possible after a phone assessment, and residential treatment is on the same campus when you're ready.

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24/7

Nursing on site

MAT

When appropriate

Private

Rooms

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Mission Viejo campus

  • Available 24/7

    Admissions and clinical support around the clock

  • Keep your phone

    Stay connected to family and your support network

  • Private rooms

    Comfortable, home-like accommodations

  • Insurance verified

    Benefits confirmed before you arrive

  • Same-day admission

    When clinically appropriate after assessment

  • Continuum of care

    Detox through aftercare on one campus

Interior of the Sullivan Recovery campus in Mission Viejo

The campus

Medical detox for Orange County, in Mission Viejo

The address is 24731 Via San Fernando, Mission Viejo, CA 92692. The campus is in south Orange County.

You can call for yourself, or a partner or parent can call for an adult. Admissions asks what was used, reviews insurance, and sets a clinical assessment before anyone drives over.

Brothers Cory and Tyson Sullivan founded the program. Physicians, nurses, and licensed clinicians work on this campus, and residential treatment follows detox here.

The Department of Health Care Services certification is 300738AP.

Your first day at 24731 Via San Fernando starts with a call and an assessment. Mission Viejo detox: what your first day looks like.

  • 24/7 nursing and physician oversight
  • MAT when a physician decides it fits
  • Private room, and you keep your phone
  • Residential treatment on the same campus
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During the stay

What the medical stay includes

Nurses on the unit overnight

Nurses track vitals and withdrawal signs around the clock, and a physician can change the plan the same day.

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A private room

Each client has a private room on the Mission Viejo campus during detox.

You keep your phone

The phone stays with you, so family contact does not wait for a visiting hour.

Insurance before you travel

Admissions checks benefits before admission. What a plan pays still depends on that plan.

Same campus for the next step

Residential treatment is on the same campus, so detox does not end with a drive to a second facility.

The sequence

How a stay is organized

The order is a phone assessment, medical stabilization, therapy as energy returns, and a plan for residential care on this campus.

Sullivan Recovery campus exterior in Mission Viejo

Step 01 · Call

Phone assessment

You name the substance, current medications, and whether the call is for you or for another adult. Insurance is checked before a bed is offered.

  • Step 02 · Arrival

    Clinical evaluation

    On arrival, staff review health history, run vitals, and build the withdrawal plan. Alcohol withdrawal on this campus uses CIWA-guided monitoring.

  • Step 03 · Stabilization

    24/7 monitoring

    Nurses stay with the withdrawal. Medications, including MAT, are used when a physician decides they fit.

  • Step 04 · Next step

    Residential on this campus

    When the medical stay is complete, residential treatment is on the same campus. Aftercare planning starts before discharge.

Withdrawal safety

When withdrawal needs medical care

SAMHSA's Treatment Improvement Protocol 45 says withdrawal from alcohol and from sedative-hypnotics, including benzodiazepines, can be life-threatening and should be managed with medical supervision.

The same protocol describes detoxification as the medical step that manages acute intoxication and withdrawal. It is not, by itself, substance use treatment. That is why residential care sits on this campus for the step after detox.

Opioid withdrawal is intensely uncomfortable, and a physician may use medication-assisted treatment when it fits. Stimulant withdrawal is watched for exhaustion, low mood, and sleep loss.

SAMHSA TIP 45: Detoxification and Substance Abuse Treatment

  • Alcohol

    CIWA-guided monitoring and medication support, because alcohol withdrawal can include tremor, a fast heart rate, and delirium tremens.

  • Benzodiazepines

    Stopping suddenly can cause seizures. The taper is designed by a physician and watched under 24/7 care.

  • Opioids and fentanyl

    Nursing stays close, and MAT is used when appropriate for heroin, fentanyl, and other opioids.

  • Stimulants

    Meth, cocaine, and other stimulant withdrawal are monitored for crash, depression, and sleep disruption.

Clinical space at the Sullivan Recovery campus in Mission Viejo

After detox

The next step is on this campus

Residential treatment is on the same campus, so the medical stay and therapy are not split across two addresses.

  • Next step on site

    Residential treatment is on the same campus, so there's no gap between detox and therapy.

  • A daily schedule

    Once residential care starts, the day has a posted schedule of groups, meals, and clinical time.

  • Aftercare planning

    Discharge planning names the supports you will use after residential treatment, before you leave.

  • Insurance still checked first

    Benefits are verified before admission, and coverage varies by plan.

Private room at Sullivan Recovery in Mission Viejo

The room

A private room on a quiet campus

Detox rooms are private. Meals are provided, and the phone stays with you between nursing checks.

  • Private rooms

    A private room for rest between clinical checks.

  • 24/7 nursing

    Nurses are on the campus through the night.

  • Keep your phone

    You keep your phone for family and support calls.

  • Meals provided

    Meals are provided during the stay.

Campus

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Sullivan Recovery facility view in Mission Viejo
Mission Viejo
Interior room at the Sullivan Recovery campus
Common space at the Sullivan Recovery campus

Substances

Detox by substance

Withdrawal is not the same for every drug. Care for each one is at this Mission Viejo campus.

Insurance

Using insurance for detox in Orange County

Admissions verifies the plan before you arrive. Coverage still varies by plan.

Address

The Mission Viejo campus

Drug and alcohol detox for Orange County is at one address. Directions and the first day are part of the Mission Viejo campus visit.

  • 24731 Via San Fernando
  • Mission Viejo, CA 92692
  • Detox and residential on one campus
Mission Viejo campus

Hills near the Sullivan Recovery campus in Mission Viejo

After detox

From detox to residential on one campus

FAQ

Detox questions, answered

Straightforward answers about withdrawal, insurance, and what happens after detox. Admissions can go deeper on your situation — confidential and available 24/7.

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The campus is at 24731 Via San Fernando, Mission Viejo, CA 92692, in south Orange County. Detox and residential treatment are both on that campus.

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Verify insurance before you arrive

Call admissions or send the insurance form. Staff check benefits before you travel to 24731 Via San Fernando.

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