Neurobehavioral Program: Hoag Addiction Treatment Centers
Overview
Addiction is a brain disease. It is chronic and progressive, and it affects
the entire family. Treatment for addiction is as effective as treatment
for other chronic conditions, such as diabetes or heart disease.
There are many addiction recovery programs available, but few that provide
the highest level of medically supervised, patient-centered care. With
significant expansion of inpatient, residential recovery, and intensive
outpatient treatment services in Newport Beach and Irvine, Hoag Addiction
Treatment Centers (HATC) provides the most comprehensive, vertically integrated
continuum available. The newest addition, SolMar Recovery, is a 21-bed
residential treatment facility, which is unique in the state in the co-location
with an acute care hospital.
As a licensed hospital-based treatment center integrated within the Pickup
Family Neurosciences Institute, Hoag provides evidence-based addiction
treatment services that successfully guide families from their own trauma
of exposure to the addiction toward an effective partnership in the recovery
process. With more than 30 years of experience as Southern California’s
leading addiction medicine center, Hoag has treated thousands of individuals
and their families.
In 2017 Hoag detoxed over 900 patients, treated approximately 190 residential
patients, and provided treatment for 950 patients in our outpatient programs.
Our typical daily census of patients in addiction treatment is 80.
Hoag’s robust alumni community frequently interacts with those in
treatment, providing a thriving network of ongoing support and resources
for lifetime sobriety.
Some of the many personalized services offered by Hoag Addiction Centers include:
Medically Managed, Evidence Based Treatment Programs across all Levels of Care
- Medical inpatient Detox
-
SolMar Recovery - 21 bed residential facility: medical and counseling professionals available 24/7
- Outpatient Programs (day and evening)
- Extended care transitional programs
- Ongoing Recovery Management through Lifetime support groups and alumni programs
Innovative and Multi-Disciplinary Treatment Programming
- State Licensed and Credentialed Clinicians
- Individualized Treatment Planning involving both medical and counseling staff
- Individual and Group Therapy
- Blend of 12 step Recovery and Evidence Based Treatment Modalities
- Mindfulness Meditation and Stress Management Groups
- Gender specific Trauma informed group sessions
- Daily Yoga and Exercise groups
- Gender Based Groups
- Relapse Prevention
- Education on the disease of Addiction and Recovery including a daily lecture
series presented by outside professionals working in the field of Addiction Treatment
Family Continuum of Care
- Weekly Family Education Group
- Week long Intensive Family Program including education, counseling and
after care planning
- After Care follow-up workshop
- Ongoing recovery management through no-cost continuing care services that
provide individuals and their families with the support and resources
they need to maintain lifelong sobriety
The clinical treatment team is led by Steven Ey, M.D. Dr. Ey is board certified
by the American Board of Addiction Medicine, and is a Distinguished Fellow
of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Dr. Ey provides medical
and clinical leadership for Hoag’s inpatient, partial hospital and
residential treatment services. He has previously served as medical director
of the Betty Ford Center and South Coast Hospital, which is now Mission
Laguna Beach.
Mohamed El Gabalawy, M.D., is board certified in psychiatry and neurology,
and oversees psychiatric consult services for patients with co-occurring
disorders.
The clinical team is multidisciplinary, comprised of registered nurses,
licensed therapists and psychologists, certified addiction treatment counselors,
registered dieticians, and certified personal trainers.
Support and Education
The Hoag Addiction Treatment Center is host to 12-step meetings and no-cost
community support groups for the recovering community every night of the week.
The program holds regular continuing education trainings for the professional
community addressingthe most pressing mental health concerns with the
most contemporary clinical information.
Members of the Chemical Dependency team also provide community education
events throughout the year at multiple venues to ensure accessibility
for the concerned and interested public.
To learn more, visit the
Neurobehavioral Program section or call 949-764-5656.