OACRA California Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory
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🧠 Treatment & behavioral health
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California Treatment, Behavioral Health & Court-Related Service Resources
This directory organizes treatment, behavioral health, recovery, evaluation, counseling, DUI-related programs, reentry care coordination, county access routes, and court-related service resources that may support people navigating probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, reentry, treatment court, collaborative court participation, DUI program requirements, substance use recovery, mental health needs, MAT/OTP needs, documentation requests, and other court-related service obligations in California.
Important: OACRA is an independent resource infrastructure platform. OACRA does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, DMV, Medi-Cal, or supervision advice and does not determine whether a provider, program, class, DUI program, evaluation, treatment, telehealth appointment, or service satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, treatment court plan, California DUI Program requirement, DMV requirement, Medi-Cal plan requirement, CalAIM reentry plan, insurance requirement, evaluator recommendation, or agency referral. Always confirm approval, documentation, attendance, payment, reporting, completion, telehealth, county access, and travel requirements with the court, supervising officer, attorney, evaluator, treatment provider, county behavioral health department, county SUD access line, DHCS-licensed DUI program, Medi-Cal plan, DMV route, or referring agency before enrolling.
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California treatment resources
Are you a treatment, counseling, recovery, or court-related service provider in California?
Treatment providers, behavioral health programs, recovery programs, counseling offices, MAT/OTP providers, DHCS-licensed DUI program providers, county-contracted SUD providers, reentry treatment programs, collaborative court support providers, domestic violence intervention programs, anger management providers, evaluation and assessment providers, peer recovery programs, crisis programs, culturally responsive providers, telehealth providers, and community organizations may request listing updates or enhanced visibility on OACRA.
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Treatment service categories
Treatment and Behavioral Health Services That May Be Listed
OACRA treatment directories may include substance use treatment, mental health counseling, co-occurring care, MAT/OTP services, DHCS-licensed DUI programs, county SUD access routes, CalAIM justice-involved reentry linkages, evaluations and assessments, outpatient and intensive outpatient programs, residential treatment, recovery housing-adjacent support, peer support, crisis resources, domestic violence intervention, anger management, specialized counseling, treatment court support, collaborative court support, reentry counseling, telehealth access routes, and documentation-supporting service routes.
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Statewide Treatment, Behavioral Health & Referral Resources
Coverage: All California counties. This section keeps official statewide access points, CalAIM justice-involved reentry information,
county SUD access lines, DUI program routing, treatment locators, crisis support, telehealth planning, and documentation guidance in one place
so regional sections can focus on local and regional providers.
Statewide access DHCS, CalAIM, SUD Access, DUI Program & Treatment Locators
CalAIM Justice-Involved Reentry Initiative
Statewide Medi-Cal reentry initiative designed to connect qualifying justice-involved individuals with pre-release and post-release health care, behavioral health, substance use treatment, care coordination, and reentry support routes. Confirm eligibility, timing, county handoff, Medi-Cal plan, and documentation directly with the responsible correctional, county, Medi-Cal, or reentry care coordination route.
CalAIM reentry
Medi-Cal linkage
Confirm eligibility
Eligibility • reentry care plan • Medi-Cal enrollment • county handoff • behavioral health linkage
Statewide / county and correctional handoff routes
DHCS Substance Use Disorder County Access Lines
Official California route for people seeking county substance use disorder services or information. Use the county access line to confirm intake, assessment, Drug Medi-Cal or DMC-ODS routing, level of care, residential availability, outpatient options, withdrawal management, MAT access, and documentation needs.
SUD access
County routing
Call county first
Assessment • level of care • county provider • residential • MAT • attendance records
All California counties
DHCS-Licensed California DUI Program Routes
California DUI program requirements are handled through DHCS-licensed DUI providers and DMV/court-related routes. Confirm the required program length, county/provider assignment, enrollment proof, attendance rules, completion certificate, DMV reporting, and whether any remote format is allowed by the specific licensed provider. Do not assume a self-paced internet DUI class will meet California requirements.
DUI program
DHCS licensed route
No self-paced internet substitute
Program length • enrollment proof • DMV reporting • attendance rules • certificate
Statewide / county-based DUI programs
SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov & OTP Directory
Federal treatment locator for mental health, substance use, and opioid treatment programs. Useful for searching California providers by ZIP code, payment type, medication-assisted treatment, outpatient, residential, and service category. Confirm county funding, insurance, documentation, and court or supervision fit before enrolling.
Treatment locator
MAT / OTP
Call before enrolling
Intake hours • medication options • payment • county access • attendance proof
Statewide / national locator
Confirm-first Crisis, County Systems, Telehealth & Documentation Routes
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988 for immediate mental health or substance use crisis support. For medical emergencies, immediate danger, or urgent safety concerns, call 911.
Crisis support
Call or text 988
Emergency: 911
Crisis support • emotional distress • urgent connection
Statewide / 24-7
County Behavioral Health and SUD Access Planning
California treatment access often depends on county residence, Medi-Cal plan, county behavioral health eligibility, DMC-ODS participation, provider network, and referral route. Before choosing a program, ask whether county authorization, access-line screening, Medi-Cal plan approval, or probation/court confirmation is required.
County access
Medi-Cal / behavioral health
Confirm county routing
County access line • Medi-Cal plan • provider • officer • court • attorney
Screening • authorization • provider network • level of care • documentation
All California counties
Telehealth, Remote Attendance and County Approval Planning
Telehealth may be available for some behavioral health, counseling, SUD, or follow-up services, but acceptance can depend on the court, probation/parole condition, county access route, provider license, Medi-Cal rules, and program type. DUI program requirements are especially sensitive; confirm whether a DHCS-licensed DUI provider allows remote participation and whether the required intake, interviews, groups, and completion reporting are valid for your case.
Telehealth
Remote access
Confirm before enrolling
Provider • court • officer • county access line • DHCS-licensed DUI provider
License • format • attendance records • in-person requirements • certificate rules
Statewide / rural and urban access routes
Documentation Checklist Before Enrolling
Before paying fees or starting services, ask whether the provider can issue the exact documents you need: screening results, assessment or evaluation results, enrollment proof, attendance records, treatment-plan updates, DUI program enrollment or completion documents, Medi-Cal or county referral records, discharge summary, and completion certificate.
Documentation
Attendance / completion
Ask before paying
Provider • officer • court • attorney • evaluator • county access line • DMV/DUI route
Enrollment proof • attendance logs • progress updates • certificate • discharge summary
All California regions
Los Angeles County Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: Los Angeles County, including Los Angeles, Long Beach, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, Santa Monica, Inglewood, Compton,
Torrance, Pomona, Lancaster, Palmdale, San Fernando Valley, South Bay, East Los Angeles, and surrounding communities. Confirm intake availability,
county authorization, Medi-Cal or SAPC routing, service level, payment, DUI program fit, documentation, telehealth options, and whether the provider can support
any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court, diversion, reentry, DUI, behavioral health, or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers SUD, Reentry, Outpatient, Residential & Care Coordination
Los Angeles County SAPC — SUD Treatment Access Route
County substance use treatment access route for Los Angeles County residents. May be relevant for assessment, outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient, residential treatment, withdrawal management, recovery support, and county-contracted provider referrals. Confirm whether SAPC authorization, Medi-Cal eligibility, court referral, probation referral, or specific documentation is required.
County SUD access
Outpatient / residential
Confirm authorization
Assessment • provider referral • residential • outpatient • recovery support • records
Los Angeles County
Project 180 — Los Angeles Reentry and Forensic Support Route
Los Angeles reentry and forensic service route that may support people with justice involvement through behavioral health, substance use, case management, housing navigation, and coordinated reentry services. Confirm eligibility, referral source, program type, waitlist, documentation, and whether participation supports the specific court or supervision requirement.
Reentry support
Behavioral health / SUD
Referral may be required
Eligibility • forensic programs • case management • SUD support • documentation
Los Angeles County
HealthRIGHT 360 — Los Angeles / Southern California Access Route
Statewide behavioral health, substance use, and reentry-oriented provider network with California program routes. Confirm Los Angeles-area availability, eligibility, referral requirements, residential or outpatient options, payment, Medi-Cal/county routing, and documentation practices before enrolling.
SUD / reentry
Outpatient / residential
Confirm local program
Local intake • SUD treatment • behavioral health • reentry services • completion records
Los Angeles / California program routes
Los Angeles MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
Los Angeles County users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county/SAPC authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
Los Angeles County
Behavioral health Mental Health, DUI, Specialized Classes, Crisis & Documentation
Los Angeles County Mental Health Access Route
County mental health access route for mental health screening, service navigation, outpatient referrals, crisis follow-up, and behavioral health support. People with court, supervision, diversion, collaborative court, or reentry requirements should explain the exact documentation and referral requirements during intake.
County mental health
Access / referral
Explain requirement
Screening • clinic referral • psychiatry • therapy • attendance documentation
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about program length, in-person requirements, remote/live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing before enrolling.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
Los Angeles County / California DUI routes
Domestic Violence, Anger Management, MRT & Specialized Counseling Routes
For domestic violence intervention, batterers intervention, anger management, MRT, parenting-related counseling, cognitive-behavioral groups, or specialized court-related counseling, confirm the exact curriculum, provider approval, reporting format, and completion documentation required by the court, probation, diversion program, or treatment plan.
DV / anger / MRT
Specialized classes
Exact wording matters
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county referral route
Curriculum name • class schedule • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate
Los Angeles County
Crisis, Stabilization & Follow-Up Planning
For immediate emotional distress, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or urgent safety concerns, use 988 or emergency services when appropriate. For non-emergency follow-up, ask county or provider routes about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
Follow-up care
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • ongoing care route
Los Angeles County / statewide
Bay Area & Northern Coast Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Mendocino, Humboldt, Del Norte,
and nearby Bay Area / Northern Coast communities. This region includes San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Hayward, Fremont, San Jose, Richmond,
Concord, Walnut Creek, Redwood City, San Mateo, San Rafael, Santa Rosa, Vallejo, Eureka, Ukiah, and surrounding areas. Confirm intake availability,
county access-line routing, Medi-Cal or county authorization, service level, payment, MAT/OTP availability, documentation, telehealth options,
and whether the provider can support any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court, diversion, reentry, DUI, behavioral health,
or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers Reentry, SUD, Outpatient, Residential, MAT & Care Coordination
HealthRIGHT 360 — Contra Costa Reentry Network
Contra Costa reentry service route for residents returning from custody or navigating alternatives to incarceration. May support access to community resources, substance use services, behavioral health, MAT-related questions, case management, and reentry planning. Confirm eligibility, referral source, county authorization, program fit, and documentation before enrolling.
Reentry route
SUD / behavioral health
Confirm referral fit
Reentry intake • SUD services • MAT • case management • documentation
Central and East Contra Costa County
HealthRIGHT 360 — San Francisco Adult Outpatient Services
San Francisco adult outpatient treatment route for substance use disorder and behavioral health support. May be relevant for SUD counseling, co-occurring needs, outpatient treatment, reentry support, and documentation planning. Confirm intake availability, county authorization, payment, service level, and required paperwork before starting.
Outpatient SUD
Behavioral health
Confirm intake route
SUD treatment • outpatient schedule • records • referral source • completion documentation
San Francisco / Bay Area
San Francisco County SUD and Behavioral Health Access Routes
San Francisco users may need county access-line screening or provider network routing for mental health, substance use, residential, outpatient, withdrawal management, or co-occurring care. Confirm whether county authorization, Drug Medi-Cal, referral source, or court/supervision documentation is required before choosing a program.
County access
SUD / mental health
Confirm county routing
Access-line screening • county provider • Drug Medi-Cal • attendance proof • referral records
San Francisco County
Bay Area MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
Bay Area users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
Bay Area / Northern Coast
Behavioral health County Access, Mental Health, DUI, Specialized Classes & Crisis
Alameda County Behavioral Health — ACCESS Program
Alameda County systemwide point of contact for information, screening, and referrals for mental health and substance use services. People with court, probation, parole, diversion, collaborative court, or reentry needs should explain the exact requirement during intake and ask how documentation is handled.
County access
Screening / referral
Explain requirement
Screening • mental health • SUD referrals • county provider • documentation
Alameda County
Contra Costa Behavioral Health Access Line
Contra Costa County access route for phone screening for mental health or substance use treatment. Confirm eligibility, Medi-Cal or county requirements, provider referral, crisis route, outpatient or residential options, and documentation practices before starting services.
County access
Mental health / SUD
Confirm eligibility
Phone screening • SUD treatment • mental health services • records • crisis routes
Contra Costa County
Bay Area DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about county/provider assignment, program length, live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
Bay Area / Northern Coast counties
Domestic Violence, Anger Management, MRT & Specialized Counseling Routes
For domestic violence intervention, batterers intervention, anger management, MRT, parenting-related counseling, cognitive-behavioral groups, or specialized court-related counseling, confirm the exact curriculum, provider approval, reporting format, and completion documentation required by the court, probation, diversion program, or treatment plan.
DV / anger / MRT
Specialized classes
Exact wording matters
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county referral route
Curriculum name • class schedule • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate
Bay Area / Northern Coast
Sacramento & North Valley Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: Sacramento, Yolo, Placer, El Dorado, Nevada, Sutter, Yuba, Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Tehama, Shasta, Lassen, Modoc, Siskiyou,
and nearby North Valley / Northern California communities. This region includes Sacramento, Elk Grove, Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova,
Roseville, Rocklin, Davis, Woodland, Chico, Marysville, Yuba City, Redding, and surrounding areas. Confirm intake availability, county access-line routing,
Medi-Cal or county authorization, service level, payment, MAT/OTP availability, DUI program fit, documentation, telehealth options, and whether the provider can support
any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court, diversion, reentry, behavioral health, or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers County Access, SUD, Reentry, Outpatient, Residential & MAT
Sacramento County SUD Access Route
Sacramento County substance use access route for screening, assessment, level-of-care placement, outpatient treatment, residential treatment, withdrawal management, recovery support, and MAT-related referral questions. Confirm county authorization, Medi-Cal routing, provider assignment, and documentation needs before enrolling.
County SUD access
Assessment / placement
Confirm authorization
Screening • assessment • residential • outpatient • MAT • attendance records
Sacramento County
Sacramento County Behavioral Health Services
Sacramento County behavioral health access route for mental health services, SUD coordination, outpatient referrals, crisis follow-up, and county system navigation. People with court, probation, parole, treatment court, diversion, CalAIM, or reentry requirements should explain the exact requirement and ask how documentation is handled.
County behavioral health
Mental health / SUD
Explain requirement
Access route • mental health screening • SUD referral • documentation • crisis follow-up
Sacramento County
Sacramento Regional Residential and Recovery Treatment Routes
Sacramento-region users may be referred through county access, Medi-Cal, Drug Medi-Cal, or provider networks to residential substance use treatment, outpatient treatment, recovery support, and behavioral health services. Confirm current provider availability, county authorization, bed dates, transportation, reporting rules, and discharge documentation before starting.
Residential route
SUD / recovery
Confirm bed availability
County access line • provider • Medi-Cal plan • officer • court • referring agency
Bed date • level of care • discharge summary • attendance records • completion letter
Sacramento region / North Valley referrals
Sacramento and North Valley MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
Sacramento and North Valley users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
Sacramento / North Valley
Behavioral health County Systems, DUI, Specialized Classes, Crisis & Rural Access
Yolo County Behavioral Health and SUD Access Planning
Yolo County users may need county behavioral health screening, SUD access routing, Medi-Cal plan coordination, or CalAIM reentry handoff depending on eligibility and referral source. Confirm service availability, county authorization, provider network, telehealth options, and documentation before enrolling.
County access
Behavioral health / SUD
Confirm county routing
Screening • access line • county provider • Medi-Cal • reentry handoff • records
Yolo County / Davis / Woodland
Shasta County Behavioral Health and SUD Access Planning
Shasta County users should confirm local access routes for behavioral health, substance use treatment, crisis follow-up, outpatient care, residential referral, and telehealth. Explain any court, probation, parole, diversion, DUI, or treatment-plan requirement during intake and ask how documentation is provided.
County access
Rural / North Valley
Explain requirement
Screening • outpatient • residential referral • telehealth • documentation
Redding / Shasta County / North Valley
Sacramento and North Valley DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about county/provider assignment, program length, live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
Sacramento / North Valley counties
Crisis, Stabilization & Rural Follow-Up Planning
For immediate emotional distress, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or urgent safety concerns, use 988 or emergency services when appropriate. For non-emergency follow-up, ask county or provider routes about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, transportation barriers, referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
Follow-up care
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • telehealth • ongoing care route
Sacramento / North Valley / statewide
Central Valley Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare, Kern, Inyo, Mono, and nearby Central Valley communities.
This region includes Stockton, Modesto, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Clovis, Hanford, Visalia, Tulare, Porterville, Bakersfield, Delano,
Ridgecrest, and surrounding areas. Confirm intake availability, county access-line routing, Medi-Cal or county authorization,
service level, payment, MAT/OTP availability, DUI program fit, documentation, transportation requirements, telehealth options,
and whether the provider can support any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court, diversion, reentry, behavioral health,
or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers Reentry, SUD, County Access, Outpatient, Residential & MAT
Turning Point of Central California
Central Valley provider route with multiple behavioral health, reentry, residential substance abuse, drug treatment, and justice-involved program pathways across several counties. Confirm the correct program, county, referral source, eligibility, service level, bed availability, payment, and documentation before enrolling.
Reentry / treatment
Residential / outpatient
Confirm program route
Program eligibility • referral source • SUD treatment • reentry services • documentation
Central Valley / multiple counties
Kern County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services — SUD Access Line
Kern County substance use access route for people seeking SUD treatment, assessment, outpatient care, residential placement, withdrawal management, recovery support, and MAT-related referral questions. Confirm county authorization, provider assignment, level of care, documentation, and any court or supervision reporting needs before starting.
County SUD access
24-hour access line
Confirm county routing
Assessment • level of care • outpatient • residential • MAT • attendance records
Bakersfield / Kern County
Fresno County SUD and Behavioral Health Access Planning
Fresno County users may need county behavioral health screening, SUD access routing, Medi-Cal plan coordination, provider network authorization, or referral from probation, court, reentry, or treatment court partners. Confirm the official access route, level of care, provider assignment, and documentation before enrolling.
County access
SUD / behavioral health
Confirm provider assignment
Screening • assessment • outpatient • residential • Drug Medi-Cal • records
Fresno County / Central Valley
San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Merced County Access Routes
Users in Stockton, Modesto, Merced, and surrounding communities should confirm the correct county access line, Medi-Cal or county authorization route, provider network, level-of-care placement, and whether court or supervision documentation can be issued by the assigned provider.
County access
Regional SUD / MH
Confirm county first
County screening • provider network • outpatient • residential • records • certificates
Stockton / Modesto / Merced / Central Valley
Behavioral health DUI, MAT/OTP, Specialized Classes, Crisis & Documentation
Central Valley MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
Central Valley users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, transportation needs, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
Fresno / Bakersfield / Modesto / Stockton / Central Valley
Central Valley DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about county/provider assignment, program length, live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
Central Valley counties
Domestic Violence, Anger Management, MRT & Specialized Counseling Routes
For domestic violence intervention, batterers intervention, anger management, MRT, parenting-related counseling, cognitive-behavioral groups, or specialized court-related counseling, confirm the exact curriculum, provider approval, reporting format, and completion documentation required by the court, probation, diversion program, or treatment plan.
DV / anger / MRT
Specialized classes
Exact wording matters
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county referral route
Curriculum name • class schedule • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate
Central Valley
Crisis, Stabilization & Rural Follow-Up Planning
For immediate emotional distress, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or urgent safety concerns, use 988 or emergency services when appropriate. For non-emergency follow-up, ask county or provider routes about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, transportation barriers, referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
Follow-up care
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • telehealth • ongoing care route
Central Valley / statewide
Central Coast Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, and nearby Central Coast communities.
This region includes Salinas, Monterey, Seaside, Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Hollister, San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles, Grover Beach,
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, Lompoc, Ventura, Oxnard, and surrounding areas. Confirm intake availability, county access-line routing,
Medi-Cal or county authorization, service level, payment, MAT/OTP availability, DUI program fit, documentation, transportation,
telehealth options, and whether the provider can support any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court, diversion,
reentry, behavioral health, or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers County SUD, Outpatient, Jail-Based Services, MAT & Recovery Support
San Luis Obispo County Behavioral Health — Drug & Alcohol Services
County Drug & Alcohol Services route for SLO County residents, including outpatient treatment, contracted Medi-Cal provider routing, jail-based services, and MAT-related access through the county system. Confirm access-line screening, treatment level, county authorization, documentation, and any court or supervision reporting needs before starting.
County SUD access
Outpatient / MAT route
Call access line
Access-line screening • outpatient • jail-based services • MAT • attendance records
San Luis Obispo County
Santa Barbara County Behavioral Wellness — SUD Wellness & Recovery Access Point
County access route for substance use disorder treatment, behavioral health linkage, crisis response, and recovery services. Confirm access-line screening, provider routing, Medi-Cal or county authorization, outpatient or residential options, documentation, and whether participation supports any court, supervision, DUI, or treatment-plan requirement.
County SUD access
Behavioral wellness
Confirm access route
Access-line screening • SUD care • crisis route • residential referral • records
Santa Barbara County
Monterey, Santa Cruz and San Benito County Access Routes
Central Coast users in Salinas, Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Hollister, and nearby communities should confirm the correct county access line, Medi-Cal or county authorization route, provider network, level-of-care placement, and whether court or supervision documentation can be issued by the assigned provider.
County access
Regional SUD / MH
Confirm county first
County screening • provider network • outpatient • residential • records • certificates
Monterey / Santa Cruz / San Benito counties
Ventura County Behavioral Health and SUD Access Planning
Ventura County users may need county behavioral health screening, SUD access routing, Medi-Cal plan coordination, provider network authorization, or referral from probation, court, collaborative court, reentry, or treatment partners. Confirm access route, level of care, provider assignment, and documentation before enrolling.
County access
SUD / behavioral health
Confirm provider assignment
Screening • assessment • outpatient • residential • Drug Medi-Cal • records
Ventura County / Oxnard / Ventura
Behavioral health DUI, MAT/OTP, Specialized Classes, Crisis & Documentation
Central Coast MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
Central Coast users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, transportation needs, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
Central Coast counties
Central Coast DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about county/provider assignment, program length, live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
Central Coast counties
Domestic Violence, Anger Management, MRT & Specialized Counseling Routes
For domestic violence intervention, batterers intervention, anger management, MRT, parenting-related counseling, cognitive-behavioral groups, or specialized court-related counseling, confirm the exact curriculum, provider approval, reporting format, and completion documentation required by the court, probation, diversion program, or treatment plan.
DV / anger / MRT
Specialized classes
Exact wording matters
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county referral route
Curriculum name • class schedule • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate
Central Coast
Crisis, Stabilization & Follow-Up Planning
For immediate emotional distress, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or urgent safety concerns, use 988 or emergency services when appropriate. For non-emergency follow-up, ask county or provider routes about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, transportation barriers, referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
Follow-up care
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • telehealth • ongoing care route
Central Coast / statewide
Inland Empire & Desert Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: Riverside, San Bernardino, Imperial desert access routes, and surrounding Inland Empire / desert communities.
This region includes Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Perris, Hemet, Temecula, Palm Springs, Indio, San Bernardino, Fontana, Ontario,
Rancho Cucamonga, Victorville, Apple Valley, Barstow, Needles, and nearby areas. Confirm intake availability, county access-line routing,
Medi-Cal or county authorization, service level, payment, MAT/OTP availability, DUI program fit, documentation, transportation requirements,
telehealth options, and whether the provider can support any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court, diversion, reentry,
behavioral health, or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers County SUD, Drug Court, Impaired Driver, MAT, Outpatient & Residential
Riverside University Health System — Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment
Riverside County SUD access route for substance use treatment and prevention, including county-wide access, counseling, MAT, outpatient, residential, detoxification-related routes, Drug Court, and Impaired Driver Program questions. Confirm CARES access routing, county authorization, provider assignment, documentation, and court or supervision reporting needs before enrolling.
County SUD access
Drug Court / IDP
Confirm county routing
CARES line • assessment • Drug Court • IDP • MAT • residential • records
Riverside County / Inland Empire
San Bernardino County Behavioral Health and SUD Access Planning
San Bernardino County users should confirm county behavioral health and SUD access routes for screening, assessment, outpatient care, residential referral, MAT-related needs, crisis follow-up, and provider assignment. Explain any court, probation, parole, diversion, DUI, collaborative court, or treatment-plan requirement during intake and ask how documentation is provided.
County access
SUD / behavioral health
Explain requirement
County screening • outpatient • residential • MAT • provider network • documentation
San Bernardino County / Inland Empire
Inland Empire MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
Inland Empire and desert users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, transportation needs, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
Riverside / San Bernardino / desert communities
Inland Empire DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about county/provider assignment, program length, live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
Riverside / San Bernardino counties
Behavioral health County Systems, Specialized Classes, Crisis, Desert Access & Documentation
Domestic Violence, Anger Management, MRT & Specialized Counseling Routes
For domestic violence intervention, batterers intervention, anger management, MRT, parenting-related counseling, cognitive-behavioral groups, or specialized court-related counseling, confirm the exact curriculum, provider approval, reporting format, and completion documentation required by the court, probation, diversion program, or treatment plan.
DV / anger / MRT
Specialized classes
Exact wording matters
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county referral route
Curriculum name • class schedule • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate
Inland Empire / desert counties
Desert, Rural and Telehealth Access Planning
People in desert or rural communities may need telehealth, transportation planning, out-of-area provider authorization, or county-approved referral routes. Confirm whether telehealth, an out-of-county provider, or a hybrid program is accepted for the exact court, supervision, DUI, county access, Medi-Cal, or treatment-plan requirement.
Telehealth
Rural / desert access
Confirm acceptance first
County access line • provider • court • officer • Medi-Cal plan • referring agency
Telehealth approval • transportation • provider network • attendance records
Desert communities / Inland Empire
Crisis, Stabilization & Follow-Up Planning
For immediate emotional distress, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or urgent safety concerns, use 988 or emergency services when appropriate. For non-emergency follow-up, ask county or provider routes about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, transportation barriers, referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
Follow-up care
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • telehealth • ongoing care route
Inland Empire / statewide
Documentation Checklist for Inland Empire Users
Before enrolling, ask whether the provider can issue the documents needed for your situation: screening result, evaluation result, enrollment confirmation, attendance log, progress report, DUI enrollment or completion documents, discharge summary, and completion letter.
Documentation
Attendance / completion
Ask before paying
Provider • court • officer • attorney • county access line • DMV/DUI route
Enrollment proof • attendance logs • progress updates • certificate
Riverside / San Bernardino counties
Orange County Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: Orange County, including Santa Ana, Anaheim, Irvine, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, Orange, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach,
Mission Viejo, Westminster, Newport Beach, Tustin, Lake Forest, and surrounding communities. Confirm intake availability, OC Links or DMC-ODS routing,
Medi-Cal or county authorization, service level, payment, MAT/OTP availability, DUI program fit, documentation, telehealth options,
and whether the provider can support any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court, diversion, reentry, behavioral health,
or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers DMC-ODS, SUD, Drug/DUI Court, MAT, Outpatient & Residential
Orange County DMC-ODS and Alcohol & Substance Use Services
Orange County public SUD access route for qualifying Medi-Cal members and residents seeking alcohol and substance use treatment. Services may include outpatient, residential, MAT, recovery residences, and Drug/DUI Court service routes for people referred by Orange County Collaborative Court. Confirm access-line screening, county authorization, provider assignment, and documentation before enrolling.
County SUD access
DMC-ODS / MAT
Call access line
Screening • outpatient • residential • MAT • Drug/DUI Court route • records
Orange County
OC Links — Behavioral Health Information, Referral and Crisis Response
Orange County access route that connects residents to mental health and substance use services through the OC Health Care Agency Behavioral Health Services System of Care. Users with court, probation, parole, collaborative court, diversion, DUI, or treatment-plan requirements should explain the exact requirement and ask about documentation during referral.
OC access route
Mental health / SUD
Explain requirement
Referral • crisis route • outpatient • residential • MAT • documentation
Orange County / 24-7 access route
Orange County MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
Orange County users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, transportation needs, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
Orange County
Orange County DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about county/provider assignment, program length, live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
Orange County
Behavioral health Specialized Classes, Crisis, Documentation & County Routing
Domestic Violence, Anger Management, MRT & Specialized Counseling Routes
For domestic violence intervention, batterers intervention, anger management, MRT, parenting-related counseling, cognitive-behavioral groups, or specialized court-related counseling, confirm the exact curriculum, provider approval, reporting format, and completion documentation required by the court, probation, diversion program, or treatment plan.
DV / anger / MRT
Specialized classes
Exact wording matters
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county referral route
Curriculum name • class schedule • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate
Orange County
Crisis, Stabilization & Follow-Up Planning
For immediate emotional distress, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or urgent safety concerns, use 988, OC Links, or emergency services when appropriate. For non-emergency follow-up, ask county or provider routes about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
OC Links / follow-up
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • telehealth • ongoing care route
Orange County / statewide
Documentation Checklist for Orange County Users
Before enrolling, ask whether the provider can issue the documents needed for your situation: screening result, evaluation result, enrollment confirmation, attendance log, progress report, DUI enrollment or completion documents, county referral records, discharge summary, and completion letter.
Documentation
Attendance / completion
Ask before paying
Provider • court • officer • attorney • county access line • DMV/DUI route
Enrollment proof • attendance logs • progress updates • certificate
Orange County
County Authorization and Provider Network Planning
Orange County users may need DMC-ODS screening, OC Links referral, Medi-Cal eligibility review, provider assignment, or Collaborative Court referral routing. Confirm the required starting point before paying privately or enrolling in a program outside the county network.
County routing
DMC-ODS / OC Links
Confirm first step
OC Links • DMC-ODS line • provider • court • officer • Medi-Cal plan
Authorization • network provider • assessment • level of care • documentation
Orange County
San Diego & Imperial Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage: San Diego County and Imperial County, including San Diego, Chula Vista, El Cajon, Escondido, Oceanside, Vista, National City,
La Mesa, Poway, San Marcos, Carlsbad, El Centro, Calexico, Brawley, Imperial, and surrounding communities. Confirm intake availability,
county access-line routing, Medi-Cal or county authorization, service level, payment, MAT/OTP availability, DUI program fit, documentation,
telehealth options, transportation barriers, and whether the provider can support any court-related, supervision-related, collaborative court,
diversion, reentry, behavioral health, or treatment-plan requirement.
Treatment providers County BHS, SUD, MAT, Outpatient, Recovery & Imperial Access
County of San Diego Behavioral Health Services
San Diego County behavioral health system route for mental health and substance use services for qualifying residents, including Medi-Cal-related services and coordination with justice partners, hospitals, community health centers, and community providers. Confirm access route, eligibility, provider assignment, level of care, and documentation before enrolling.
County BHS
Mental health / SUD
Confirm access route
Eligibility • provider assignment • SUD services • mental health • records
San Diego County
San Diego Access & Crisis Line
24/7 confidential support and referral route for behavioral health topics, including mental health referrals, alcohol and drug support services, crisis intervention, and community resources. Users with court, supervision, collaborative court, diversion, DUI, or reentry needs should explain the exact requirement and ask how referrals and documentation are handled.
24/7 access line
Mental health / SUD
Explain requirement
Referral • crisis support • SUD route • mental health • county documentation
San Diego County / 24-7 access route
Family Health Centers of San Diego — SUD Services Route
San Diego provider route for substance use disorder services integrated with medical and behavioral health care. Public materials describe outpatient treatment, individual and group counseling, mental health therapy, and county Regional Recovery Center access points. Confirm eligibility, referral route, program fit, payment, and documentation before enrolling.
Outpatient SUD
Behavioral health
Confirm program fit
Outpatient treatment • counseling • mental health therapy • recovery center • records
San Diego County
Imperial County Behavioral Health Services — SUD and Behavioral Health Access
Imperial County behavioral health route for mental health and substance use treatment access. Public SUD materials describe outpatient services, screening, counseling, care coordination, prevention services, and juvenile justice-related access routes. Confirm adult or adolescent eligibility, office location, telehealth options, county authorization, and documentation before enrolling.
County access
SUD / behavioral health
Confirm eligibility
Screening • outpatient • counseling • care coordination • records • telehealth
Imperial County / El Centro / Calexico / Brawley
Behavioral health DUI, MAT/OTP, Specialized Classes, Crisis & Border Region Planning
San Diego and Imperial MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes
San Diego and Imperial County users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, county authorization, intake timing, payment, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, transportation needs, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP route
Opioid treatment
Confirm medication options
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing schedule • attendance proof
San Diego / Imperial County
San Diego and Imperial DUI Program Planning
For DUI-related requirements, confirm that the program is a DHCS-licensed California DUI provider and that it can report enrollment, attendance, and completion as required for your court, DMV, or driver-license matter. Ask about county/provider assignment, program length, live attendance rules, payment, and completion certificate timing.
DUI program
DHCS route
Confirm licensed provider
Program length • DMV reporting • live attendance • interviews • completion certificate
San Diego / Imperial counties
Domestic Violence, Anger Management, MRT & Specialized Counseling Routes
For domestic violence intervention, batterers intervention, anger management, MRT, parenting-related counseling, cognitive-behavioral groups, or specialized court-related counseling, confirm the exact curriculum, provider approval, reporting format, and completion documentation required by the court, probation, diversion program, or treatment plan.
DV / anger / MRT
Specialized classes
Exact wording matters
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county referral route
Curriculum name • class schedule • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate
San Diego / Imperial County
Crisis, Stabilization & Border Region Follow-Up Planning
For immediate emotional distress, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or urgent safety concerns, use 988, the San Diego Access & Crisis Line when in San Diego County, or emergency services when appropriate. For non-emergency follow-up, ask county or provider routes about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, transportation barriers, referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
Access line / follow-up
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • telehealth • ongoing care route
San Diego / Imperial / statewide
For California Providers: Listing, Contact & Documentation Guidance
Treatment providers, behavioral health programs, county-contracted providers, recovery organizations, DHCS-licensed DUI program providers,
MAT/OTP providers, peer recovery programs, domestic violence intervention providers, anger management providers, evaluation and assessment providers,
culturally responsive providers, telehealth providers, crisis programs, reentry treatment programs, collaborative court support providers,
and regional service networks can request updates or enhanced visibility on OACRA. Listings should help users understand how to contact the provider,
what to ask before enrollment, and what documentation may be available for court, probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, reentry,
treatment court, collaborative court, DUI, DMV, Medi-Cal, county behavioral health, or treatment-plan purposes.
Provider listing Treatment and Behavioral Health Services That May Be Listed
Treatment and Behavioral Health Services That May Be Listed
OACRA treatment directories may include substance use treatment, mental health counseling, co-occurring care,
MAT/OTP services, DHCS-licensed DUI programs, county SUD access routes, CalAIM justice-involved reentry linkages,
evaluations and assessments, outpatient and IOP programs, residential treatment, withdrawal management routes,
peer recovery support, crisis resources, domestic violence intervention, anger management, specialized counseling,
treatment court support, collaborative court support, reentry counseling, telehealth access routes, and documentation-supporting service routes.
Provider categories
Documentation routes
Confirm approval first
Program type • intake route • documentation • city • counties served • telehealth
County • region • statewide category • dedicated highlight options
Provider Visibility and Directory Maintenance
OACRA operates as an independent resource infrastructure provider. Provider-supported listings help maintain organized,
zero-cost public access for individuals, families, case managers, reentry staff, courts, supervision teams, and agencies
looking for treatment and behavioral health routes. Enhanced visibility may include clearer category placement, dedicated URL visibility,
regional display, and more complete intake/documentation information.
Provider-supported model
Directory maintenance
Independent platform
Treatment providers • county-contracted programs • DUI programs • reentry providers
California county, regional, and statewide directory visibility
Documentation What Users Should Ask Before Starting
Confirm the Program Fits the Requirement
Users should ask whether the provider can support the exact requirement listed in a court order, probation condition,
parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, DUI order, DMV requirement, treatment court plan,
collaborative court plan, supervision instruction, treatment recommendation, Medi-Cal plan, CalAIM reentry plan,
or agency referral. A program that is helpful clinically may still need separate approval for a legal, DMV, supervision,
county, or treatment-plan requirement.
Confirm fit
Avoid duplicate work
Do not assume approval
Is this program accepted for my exact requirement?
Enrollment proof • attendance records • progress updates • certificate
Court • officer • attorney • provider • county access line • DMV/DUI route
Documentation Checklist Before Paying or Enrolling
Before paying fees or starting services, ask whether the provider can issue the exact documents you need:
screening results, assessment or evaluation results, enrollment proof, attendance records, progress updates,
treatment-plan updates, DUI enrollment or completion documents, DMV reporting confirmation where applicable,
county referral records, Medi-Cal or plan-related records, discharge summary, and completion certificate.
Documentation
Attendance / completion
Ask before paying
Provider • court • officer • attorney • evaluator • county access line
Enrollment proof • attendance logs • progress reports • certificate • discharge summary
DUI • SUD • mental health • MAT • residential • telehealth • reentry services
Telehealth, Remote Attendance and DUI Program Caution
Telehealth may be appropriate for some treatment, counseling, SUD, MAT follow-up, mental health, or reentry-support services,
but acceptance depends on the requirement. DUI programs, DMV-related requirements, court orders, probation conditions,
and county-funded services may have specific live attendance, provider licensing, county authorization, or reporting rules.
Confirm before relying on any remote, online, or out-of-county option.
Telehealth
DUI / DMV caution
Confirm format first
Is telehealth or remote attendance accepted for my exact requirement?
License • format • live attendance • county authorization • certificate rules
Provider • court • officer • county access line • DHCS-licensed DUI provider
OACRA disclaimer: This California Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory is provided for resource-navigation and referral-support purposes only. OACRA is independent and does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, DMV, Medi-Cal, insurance, supervision, or case-management advice. OACRA does not determine whether any provider, treatment, class, DUI program, evaluation, MAT/OTP service, counseling service, crisis service, residential program, telehealth appointment, CalAIM reentry service, county access route, certificate, or documentation satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, treatment court plan, collaborative court plan, California DUI Program requirement, DMV requirement, Medi-Cal plan requirement, county behavioral health requirement, insurance requirement, evaluator recommendation, supervision instruction, or agency referral. Users should confirm all approval, attendance, reporting, payment, completion, telehealth, travel, county access, Medi-Cal, DUI/DMV, and documentation requirements directly with the court, supervising officer, attorney, evaluator, provider, county behavioral health department, county SUD access line, DHCS-licensed DUI program, Medi-Cal plan, DMV route, or referring agency before enrolling.
