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Below are 5 drug rehabilitation centers in Antioch, CA.

Antioch Drug Rehab Centers

California Detoxification Programs Addiction Research And Treatment (baart)
Location: Antioch, CA - 94509
Contact Phone: (925) 522-0124
Website: http://www.baartprograms.com/
Description: With our beginnings in San Francisco back in 1977, we have been dedicated to providing proven and successful drug treatment recovery for patients all around the Bay Area for over 30 years. BAART started helping patients facing dangerous heroin addictions back in the seventies, and has since turned into a widespread multi-service organization providing local treatment and research to communities across the country. Here in the Bay area, our clinics in Oakland, Antioch, and Richmond assure that trusted addiction treatment services are available from Walnut Creek to Martinez, and Pittsburg to Fairfield. Our professionals are very experienced in identifying the individual needs of every patient, and creating an addiction treatment plan that will work best based on those specific needs.

East County Msc Shelter Phoenix Programs Inc
Location: Antioch, CA - 94509
Contact Phone: (925) 778-3750
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Mental Health And Chemical Dependency Kaiser Antioch
Location: Antioch, CA - 94531
Contact Phone: (925) 777-6300
Website: https://healthy.kaiserpermanente.org/
Description: Hours: Appointments Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Reach Project Inc
Location: Antioch, CA - 94509
Contact Phone: (925) 754-3673
Website: http://www.reachprojectinc.com/
Description: REACH Project serves more than 2,000 eastern Contra Costa County youth and their families each year. Services are provided at the Antioch, Brentwood and Oakley facilities and are geared toward early and secondary prevention, drug and alcohol treatment and juvenile diversion programs for the Antioch, Brentwood and Oakley police departments. REACH is recognized as a state and national leader for providing more than 41 years of successful services. REACH Project was created in 1970 by Antioch community activists to respond to concerns about the influence of alcohol and drug abuse on local youth and their families. REACH's innovative and aggressive approach, known for its community-based "linking model, combines the services and funding of police departments, school districts, juvenile courts and health services.

Cole House J Cole Recovery Homes Inc
Location: Antioch, CA - 94509
Contact Phone: (925) 978-2873
Website: http://www.thecolehouse.org/
Description: Cole House is a treatment provider offering a 12-step Social Model Residential Program for men suffering from the disease of drug addiction and alcoholism. Our residents receive care of the highest of standards in a warm, welcoming adobe style family home. We have 1 staff for every 4 residents, allowing us to deliver care based on your individual needs and allowing us to remain focused with you on your road to recovery in an environment designed to provide structure, education and guidance during the primary treatment phase. Our staff is highly trained and experienced in addictions and recovery and have, themselves, found the SOLUTION. Cole House started as a Sober Living Environment in the 1990's. The founder, after having suffered from alcoholism and drug-addiction found a way out, the solution. His vision was to offer this time-tested method of recovery, the 12 steps, in a program designed to teach the suffering how to realize a true life of sobriety through a series of steps and applications. Our treatment program opened its doors in 2000, incorporated in 2002 and are committed to continue treating men suffering from this disease. Drug addiction and alcoholism is a disease that is progressive and leads to a state of futility and hopelessness. Without recovery the result is hospitals, institutions and even death. Approximately 80% of those utilizing our program complete the 12-step process and are equiped with the tools to achieve a life of sobriety, accomplishment and fulfillment. When a resident has completed his primary treatment, he may be eligible to transition to our Sober Living Environment. This is a Transitional Phase which allows a resident the opportunity to re-enter the mainstream of everyday life while acheiving duration and continuance and now implementing plans to improve life's circumstances.