Drug treatment in San Bruno, California

The Oakland Behavioral Health Clinic at the VA San Francisco Health Care System is located at 525 21st Street in Oakland, California. This clinic offers a wide range of mental health and substance abuse treatment services, including medication management, therapy, and programs for drug and alcohol-related dependencies. They also provide services such as the Homeless Outreach Program and Compensated Work Therapy Program. The clinic is part of the San Francisco VA Medical Center network, which includes locations in Downtown San Francisco, Santa Rosa, Eureka, Ukiah, Clearlake, San Bruno, and Oakland. Shuttle services are available for patients and employees to easily access the clinic from the 19th Street BART station.

Casa Maria Recovery Home is a health institution located at 508 7th Avenue, San Bruno, California, United States. Our mission is to help individuals maintain sobriety, reduce relapse, and learn the importance of self-care. We offer a safe and modern environment where residents can strengthen life skills, build a support network, and restore connections to family and friends. Our facility is DHCS licensed and Drug Medi-Cal certified, offering residential recovery homes with intensive 24/7 treatment services. We also have an outpatient facility called 'Entre Familia' for health, wellness, and living a new life in recovery. Our programs include after-school teen pregnancy prevention, evening youth groups, weekly parent groups, and the Latino Conference with inspiring workshops and guest speakers.

Latino Commission Entre Familia Outpatient is a health institution located at 1001 Sneath Lane, San Bruno, California, United States. The institution focuses on helping individuals maintain sobriety, reduce relapse, and learn the importance of self-care. They also aim to understand health risks, practice prevention, strengthen protective factors, improve life skills, build a support network, and restore connections to family and friends. The institution operates convenient, modern, and well-kept homes and facilities in neighborhoods of San Francisco, San Mateo, and Tulare Counties. They provide a safe place of love and respect reflecting cultural values, where individuals can engage in their journey of recovery.