Lamar Odom Acquires Rehab Center

Lamar Odom has fought his battles with addiction publicly. The former Los Angeles Lakers star is now looking to help others that have been in his shoes. Odom has recently purchased three-drug treatment centers in California. The opportunity to help others was an easy choice for Odom. According to TMZ, Odom, along with the help of Dontae Ralston and Dennis Martinez, are opening rehab locations in San Diego, El Cajon, and Lemon Grove.

TMZ also reports that Odom is heavily involved in each step of the process. Stating, “The buildings will be, fittingly, called Odom Wellness Treatment Centers — and Lamar is vowing to be “highly involved” with the patients at the facilities. In fact, we’re told Lamar is ready to start saving lives.” An incredible turnaround for the former NBA star. Odom’s addiction nearly took his life several years ago. Including health ramifications that Odom is still dealing with to this day.

Lamar Odom Giving Back To The Addiction Community

Seeing someone overcome their addiction is inspiring. We all know someone who has had to deal with this battle. It’s never an easy road, and the fight is never finished. Odom realizing the difference he can make in the addiction community is a testament to how much he has overcome. The opening of these rehab centers will unquestionably save multiple lives. A country that continues fighting a deadly opioid crisis will now have even more people fighting for a change. Odom has been open about the mistakes he has made in his life through addiction. However, he has earned praise for the way he has changed his life.

Lamar Odom is on an incredible journey with his sobriety. The new rehab centers wouldn’t be possible without Odom’s fight for his own sobriety. His story is a testament to all those who are fighting the battle of addiction. If you or someone you know are battling addiction, please reach out to someone. Asking for help is not a weakness but rather a strength. To reach out for immediate assistance, call the 24/7 Drug & Addiction helpline at 844-641-0633. One call could change your life forever. To stay up to date with this story and other sports headlines, stay with us here at HNHH.