Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County)

Housing & Shelter — Emergency Shelter in Fullerton, California. Fullerton Navigation Center at 3030 W. Commonwealth Avenue, Fullerton operated by Illumination Foundation providing 150 total emergency shelter beds (40 reserved for Fullerton residents). Specializes in recuperative care for individuals with medical needs recently discharged from hospitals. 24/7 operations and intake. Services include 3 hot meals daily, toiletries, bedding, case management, shuttl

Phone: (657) 243-1884

Address: 3030 West Commonwealth Avenue, Fullerton, California, 92833

Website: http://www.illuminationfoundation.org/

Languages: English, Spanish

Services offered: Emergency shelter (150 beds), recuperative care (post-hospital), 24/7 intake, 3 meals/day, case management, shuttle service

Ages served: Adults (18+)

Insurance & payment accepted: Medi-Cal accepted

Good to know: 40 beds reserved for Fullerton residents. Recuperative care specialty. 24/7 intake. Shuttle service.

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Frequently asked questions about Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County)

How do I contact Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County)?

You can call Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) at (657) 243-1884 or visit 3030 West Commonwealth Avenue in Fullerton, California. Their website is http://www.illuminationfoundation.org/.

What services does Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) offer?

Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) offers Emergency shelter (150 beds), recuperative care (post-hospital), 24/7 intake, 3 meals/day, case management, shuttle service. Serves Adults (18+). Fullerton Navigation Center at 3030 W. Commonwealth Avenue, Fullerton operated by Illumination Foundation providing 150 total emergency shelter beds (40 reserved for Fullerton residents). Specializes in recuperative care for individuals with medical needs recently discharged from hospitals. 24/7 ope

Are services at Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) free or low-cost?

Many community housing & shelter providers offer free, sliding-scale, or Medicaid-covered services. Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) reports accepting: Medi-Cal accepted. Call Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) at (657) 243-1884 to confirm pricing, accepted insurance, and any income requirements before your visit.

What languages does Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) support?

Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) reports providing services in: English, Spanish. If you need another language, ask about translation services or call 988 for free crisis support in English and Spanish.

Who is eligible for services at Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County)?

Fullerton Navigation Center (Illumination Foundation) – 150 Beds + Recuperative Care (Orange County) reports serving Adults (18+). Accepted insurance/payment: Medi-Cal accepted. Eligibility can also depend on income, residency, and the specific service needed — call (657) 243-1884 to confirm before visiting.

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