Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Programs in Oakland, California

Bi Bett is a non-profit addiction treatment center providing substance use disorder treatment services to individuals with alcohol and drug-related problems, and their families. Bi Bett Orchid is a women's residential treatment program in Oakland where women with a substance use disorder can live on-site for anywhere from 3 weeks to 90 days, depending on individual needs. During treatment, patients engage in therapeutic activities such as individual therapy, group counseling, and other activities that help them develop new coping schools so they can learn how to access and maintain long-term recovery.

LifeLong Medical Care provides health, dental, and social services to underserved people of all ages and advocates for continuous improvements in the health of its communities. LifeLong's Project Pride Residential Program provides inpatient substance use treatment for pregnant and parenting women with a substance use and/or co-occurring mental health disorder. In addition to substance use counseling, residents receive training and support on improving parenting and life skills. Young children, up to the age of 6, are welcome to stay in the program with their mothers and receive supervised, supportive child care, education, and play/art/music therapy.

10429 International Boulevard
Oakland, CA. 94603

510-777-8448

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Horizon Services'Chrysalis is a residential treatment program tailored to meet the needs of adult women in Alameda County who are living with mental health and substance use disorders. The typical length of stay in the program is up to 90 days, and it is available in English, Chinese, Farsi, Tagalog, Spanish, Vietnamese, Khmer, and Korean. Chrysalis utilizes a holistic approach to the program, which includes attention to emotional growth, family relations, social supports, and cultural diversity alongside physical and psychological healing. The program includes individualized behavioral therapy that emphasizes emotional regulation and interpersonal skills, and life skills training groups.

Oakland Kaiser Addiction Medicine & Recovery Services (AMRS) provides comprehensive treatment programs for adolescents and adults with a substance use disorder who are either looking to begin the recovery process, or those who have recently quit and need help staying sober. It offers three different levels of treatment: an Early Recovery Program, Day Treatment Program, and Continuing Recovery Program, as well as therapy groups in Spanish and interpreters for non-English speakers in several different languages, in order to provide accessible care based on the patients'individual needs. Patients are required to attend outside recovery meetings through 12-Step or other self-help programs.

La Familia is a community outreach non-profit organization that provides services throughout Alameda and Contra Costa counties, with a comprehensive selection of programs and advocacy services to meet a variety of mental health and community support needs. El Chante is La Familia's 20-bed residential home for men recovering from a substance use disorder. Patients are provided with site counselors and case managers that help with creating an individualized treatment plan, set personalized goals, work through triggers and intense situations to encourage relapse prevention, and build tools to maintain sobriety.

2577 San Pablo Avenue
Oakland, CA. 94612

510-446-7160

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Friendship House Association of American Indians, of San Francisco is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides services intended to help American Indians and Alaskan Natives achieve and sustain recovery through a peer-to-peer, culturally based support model. The 80-bed residential facility offers specialized programs for adult men and women, women with children & expectant mothers, and youth ages 8-24, who spend up to six months in recovery. All aspects of its evidence-based practice are guided by the American Indian traditional healing concepts of prayer, song, & drum sessions, sweat lodge ceremonies, American Indian Traditional Healers, tribal traditions, and traditional ways.

Magnolia Women's Recovery Programs, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides two residential facilities for pregnant women, postpartum women, and women with children struggling with substance use disorders. The program aims to help women heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually and reconnect them to their families and community. Each patient is provided with an individualized treatment plan that utilizes a combination of services including psychiatric/PTSD evaluation, individual & family counseling, case management, educational opportunities, and relapse prevention. Supportive workshops are also available for life skills/relationship building, parenting skills, expressive therapy, domestic violence/trauma, anger management, and nutrition.

HAART is a fully licensed, non-profit, harm-reduction clinic that strives to create a safe, structured environment that offers a reliable path towards recovery for individuals struggling with opiate use disorders. The Oakland location brings together professional counseling with legal and medically supervised access to opiate replacement therapy in a manner that encourages self-regulation. HAART offers various programs and assistance to patients including overdose prevention, detoxification, counseling, and medication-assisted treatment using methadone or buprenorphine. Each program includes an initial intake interview, medical examination & laboratory tests, urine testing, an individualized treatment plan, addiction counseling, medical follow-up, and daily methadone or buprenorphine doses.

1124 International Boulevard
Oakland, CA. 94606

510-533-0800

BAART Programs is a multi-service organization and brand of BayMark Health Services providing opioid addiction treatment and rehabilitation for patients.

Wistar Men's Redemption and Recovery Program is a private, Christian-based residential substance abuse treatment facility for adult men with a substance use disorder. Wistar's holistic treatment approach combines 12-step facilitation, contingency management/motivational incentives, and relapse prevention in their long-term residential or transitional living setting. During the 60, 90, or 120-day program, participants are provided with substance use disorder education, individual, group & couples counseling, vocational training or educational support, self-help groups, mentoring/peer support, and aftercare services.

Sutter Health is a non-profit organization committed to ensuring healthcare is accessible and inclusive to all by offering comprehensive services and quality health programs tailored to the diverse communities it serves. Merrit Peralta Institute (MPI) Treatment Services, affiliated with Sutter Health's Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, offers a complete range of chemical dependency treatment for individuals with substance use disorders, and provides support and counseling to family members and friends of the patient. This location offers inpatient psychiatric services, partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient care, and outpatient behavioral health and addiction programs for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors.

Adult & Teen Challenge is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides Christian faith-based residential care to young people and adults who struggle with life-controlling problems. The residential programs utilize a Christ-centered model of drug and alcohol recovery, which emphasizes holistic healing of the patient's body, mind, and spirit. Adult & Teen Challenge's Eastbay location, in Oakland, houses the Men's Residential Program. The length of stay in the program is typically 12-18 months, depending on the individual needs and where they are in the recovery process. During rehabilitation, patients participate in individual & group biblical studies, work projects, and recreational activities.

425 Vernon Street
Oakland, CA. 94610

510-465-4569

The Oakland Behavioral Health Clinic provides a full range of mental health and substance use treatment services to veterans struggling with mental health and substance use disorders, and their families. Each patient is provided with a personalized health plan based on their values, needs, and goals, and treatment programs utilize a patient-centered approach. Services offered through Oakland Behavioral Health include treatment for drug and alcohol-related dependencies, medication management, methadone maintenance, and individual & group therapy. This location also offers a Homeless Outreach Program, connecting unhoused veterans to housing, educational opportunities, financial support, and healthcare, and a Compensated Work Therapy Program.