Santa Barbara Opioid Safety Coalition

Category: Residential

  • Good Samaritan Shelter: Another Road Detox

    For appointments: (805) 736-0357 ext. 207

    ADDRESS: 113 S M Street, Lompoc, CA 93436

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    Another Road Detox is a 6 bed facility with Detoxification (Withdrawal Management) and Residential Treatment services. The program provides 24 hour supervision with a homelike environment to residents who are struggling with substance abuse issues. The goal is to obtain sobriety, develop coping skills in order to maintain ongoing recovery and help integrate back into the community.  MAT services are allowed for clients in Withdrawal Management and Residential Treatment. Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services.  

    Services Offered

    Good Samaritan Shelter provides a variety of SUD services throughout the Central Coast Valley. Comprehensive services include Residential Treatment for both men and women, Withdrawal Management (Detoxification) services, Outpatient Treatment Services that include Intensive Outpatient and Recovery Services (aftercare). Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services. 

    Approach to Care

    The goal is to obtain sobriety, develop coping skills in order to maintain ongoing recovery and help integrate back into the community.

    Payments Accepted: We accept Medi-Cal, self pay, and third party.

    Spanish: Yes

  • Good Samaritan Shelter: Recovery Way Home

    For appointments: (805) 736-0357 ext. 201

    ADDRESS: 608 West Ocean Ave., Lompoc, CA 93436

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    Recovery Way Home is a 16 bed facility that provides Residential Treatment services with a warm “home” environment. Women staying at these programs receive extra support from experienced staff and peers. Residential Treatment services for Women, perinatal and non-perinatal with on-site childcare and Case Management services.  Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services. 

    Services Offered

    Good Samaritan Shelter provides a variety of SUD services throughout the Central Coast Valley. Comprehensive services include Residential Treatment for both men and women, Withdrawal Management (Detoxification) services, Outpatient Treatment Services that include Intensive Outpatient and Recovery Services (aftercare). Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services. 

    Approach to Care

    The program provides individual and group counseling for substance use disorders which include a variety of evidenced based curriculum. All residents will be assigned a Case Manager who will help link them to ancillary services.

    Payments Accepted: We accept Medi-Cal, self pay, and third party pay.

    Spanish: Yes

  • Good Samaritan Shelter: Transitional Center for Women & Children

    For appointments: (805) 925-0315

    ADDRESS: 412 East Tunnell St., Santa Maria 93458

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    The Transitional Center for Women & Children is a 20 bed facility that provides Residential Treatment services with a warm “home” environment. Women staying at these programs receive extra support from experienced staff and peers. Residential Treatment services for Women, perinatal and non-perinatal with on-site childcare and Case Management services.  Clients residing in our perinatal residential programs may reside there with their children up to age 5 years of age. Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services. 

    Services Offered

    Good Samaritan Shelter provides a variety of SUD services throughout the Central Coast Valley. Comprehensive services include Residential Treatment for both men and women, Withdrawal Management (Detoxification) services, Outpatient Treatment Services that include Intensive Outpatient and Recovery Services (aftercare). Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services. 

    Approach to Care

    The programs provides individual and group counseling for substance use disorders which include a variety of evidenced based curriculum. All residents will be assigned a Case Manager who will help link them to ancillary services.

    Participants in the program may reside at these programs anywhere from 30 to 120 days depending on necessity. Women with children under 5 years of age may reside there with them.

    Payments Accepted: We accept Medi-Cal, self pay, and third party pay.

    Spanish: Yes

  • Good Samaritan Shelter: Recovery Point Acute Care

    For appointments: (805) 347-3338 ext. 102

    ADDRESS: 401B W Morrison Ave., Santa Maria 93458

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    Recovery Point Acute Care is a 12-bed facility with Detoxification  (Withdrawal Management) and Residential Treatment services.The program provides 24 hour supervision with a homelike environment to residents who are struggling with substance abuse issues. The goal is to obtain sobriety, develop coping skills in order to maintain ongoing recovery and help integrate back into the community.  MAT services are allowed for clients in WM and Residential Treatment. Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services.

    Services Offered

    Good Samaritan Shelter provides a variety of SUD services throughout the Central Coast Valley. Comprehensive services include Residential Treatment for both men and women, Withdrawal Management (Detoxification) services, Outpatient Treatment Services that include Intensive Outpatient and Recovery Services (aftercare). Clients assessed as having an Opioid Use Disorder will be referred to a partnering clinic and/or Physician for MAT services. 

    Approach to Care

    The treatment that is offered for withdrawal from drugs and alcohol is simple, safe, inexpensive and effective. We provide one-on-one counseling sessions, drug and alcohol education and information, and long-term aftercare. Clients attend Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings to remain both clean and sober.

    Payments Accepted: We accept Medi-Cal, self pay, and third party pay.

    Spanish: Yes

  • Cottage Health Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine

    For appointments: (805) 569-8339

    ADDRESS: 400 W. Pueblo St., Santa Barbara, CA 93105

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    Cottage Health provides voluntary treatment of acute psychiatric crises, mental health counseling, and the most up-to-date, effective, and dignified treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction.

    Our pioneering psychiatry and alcohol and drug dependency programs have been dedicated to the most effective and dignified treatment of mental health, alcohol and drug dependency, and co-occurring disorders since 1975.

    Services Offered

    We offer a comprehensive range of services to best suit our patients’ needs and circumstances, including acute inpatient psychiatry and detoxification; residential alcohol, drug, and co-occurring disorders; rehabilitation; and several levels of outpatient treatment services in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo.

    Approach to Care

    Our approach to care is integrative, family-oriented, and culturally sensitive. Treatment plans support each person’s specific needs and include treatment modalities for dual diagnosis to address those with both psychiatric and chemical dependency needs.

    Payments Accepted: The costs of our programs are reimbursable by most individual and group insurance plans. Affordable private pay plans are also offered to those without insurance coverage.

    Spanish: No

  • Sanctuary Centers

    For appointments: (805) 569-2785

    ADDRESS: 1136 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101

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    Sanctuary Centers provides comprehensive treatment programming to individuals diagnosed with a substance use disorder and a mental illness. Please Note: Sanctuary Centers is not a detox, drug rehabilitation facility, or a sober living home.

    At Sanctuary Centers, we treat substance abuse disorders only as they co-occur with a mental illness. A substance abuse disorder is a recurrent use of alcohol and/or drugs that causes significant impairment. These impairments can take the form of health problems, disability, and/or failure to meet major responsibilities at work, school, or home. We focus on treating addiction and substance abuse disorders at Sanctuary Centers by developing client treatment plans around mental health issues, with an eye toward relapse prevention by helping clients develop skills to manage cravings, triggers and other symptoms unique to individuals diagnosed with co-occurring disorders. Additionally, expressive therapies (art, music, writing, poetry, etc.) are incorporated into our group and individual sessions.

    At Sanctuary Centers, we know that treatment of a co-occurring disorder requires addressing the issues of both the mental illness and the substance use disorder. That is why our Co-Occurring Disorders program focuses on treating addiction and substance use disorders by developing client treatment plans that also address mental health issues. Our services, which include both group and individual counseling, tackle both disorders head-on. With an eye toward relapse prevention, we help clients develop skills to manage cravings, triggers, and other symptoms unique to individuals diagnosed with co-occurring disorders. Beyond that, our program also encourages involvement in the community, as well as the building of a relationship with a Sponsor.

    Our clients with a co-occurring disorder carry extra burdens and face additional challenges not seen with mental illness alone. With proper treatment, support, and commitment, we believe our clients can achieve and maintain a successful recovery.

    Payments Accepted: Accepts most insurance plans, including Medi-Cal. Sliding fees available. Patients will not be turned away due to inability to pay.

    Spanish: Yes

  • Cottage Hospital Residential Center

    For appointments: (805) 569-7422

    ADDRESS: 316 W Montecito St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101

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    With 24 resident beds, we offer a reasonable cost alternative to a hospital setting, with the resources of Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital nearby. The program provides medically supervised care and is open to men and women 18 years and older.

    Our collaborative treatment approach includes a team of highly experienced chemical dependency professionals, licensed psychotherapists and registered nurses, with referrals to physicians with a specialty in addiction medicine (American Society of Addiction Medicine).

    Your care continues beyond our walls, as we help individuals integrate into appropriate community programs.

    • Over 40 years of experience in addiction treatment
    • Physicians experienced in addiction medicine available
    • Reasonable cost, insurance accepted
    • Family support and education

    Cottage Residential Center Approach to Rehab

    • Personalized – Our treatment plans support each person’s specific needs and include treatment modalities for dual diagnosis to address those with both psychiatric and addiction needs.
    • Integrative – We take care of body, mind and spirit.
    • Family-Oriented – We actively involve the family system as a unit of care supporting the whole family in the recovery process.
    • Community-Based – Our services are located in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo allowing for ongoing family participation and resident integration back into their communities while maintaining supportive treatment services.

    Payments Accepted: The costs of our programs are reimbursable by most individual and group insurance plans. Affordable private pay plans are also offered to those without insurance coverage.

    Spanish: No

  • Adult Behavioral Health Clinic Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness

    For appointments: (805) 681-5190

    ADDRESS: 4444 Calle Real, Santa Barbara, CA 93110

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    This clinic serves adults who are Medi-Cal beneficiaries with severe mental illness and/or substance use disorders, as well as individuals experiencing mental health crises.

    The Santa Barbara County Alcohol & Drug Program also contracts with local community-based organizations to provide alcohol and drug prevention, treatment, and recovery services to the community. If you think you or someone you know might have an alcohol or drug problem, you may contact the 24-hour toll-free Access Line (888) 868-1649 for assistance in locating a service provider in your area.

    Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) services are provided in licensed narcotic treatment program facilities providing medications for addiction treatment for Narcotic (Heroin, Vicodin, OxyContin) abuse and dependence. Individuals in OTP attend treatment services daily including taking prescribed doses of methadone and or other medications (including buprenorphine, disulfiram, and naloxone) and attending counseling sessions. OTP’s can last from 21 days for detoxification services for to up to years, depending on client need.

    Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT) services for substance use disorders are available outside of Opioid Treatment Programs through the use of prescription medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies.  MAT services includes the order, prescribing, and monitoring of medications for SUD, particularly to address opioid and alcohol dependence.

    Withdrawal Management Services are residential detoxification services to safely withdraw from alcohol and other drugs. Withdrawal Management services include intake and assessment, observation (to evaluate health status and response to any prescribed medication), medication services, and discharge planning. Most Withdrawal Management services last from five to seven days.

    Residential Treatment for substance use disorders is a non-institutional, 24 hour non-medical, short-term residential program that provides rehabilitation services to members with a substance use disorder diagnosis.  Residential services require prior authorization by the county plan and are not to exceed two in a one-year period.  Residential services can be for a maximum of 90 days for adults and 30 days for youth.

    Spanish: Yes

  • Adult Residential Treatment Services (ARTS)

    For appointments:  (805) 963-1836

    ADDRESS: Located in a residential setting in downtown Santa Barbara
    PO Box 28, Santa Barbara CA 931021

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    Adult Residential Treatment Services (ARTS) is offered in a 12-bed facility for men and women in downtown Santa Barbara, operated by the Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (CADA). The program provides 24-hour supervised withdrawal from drugs and alcohol, followed by residential treatment for up to 90 days. Residential treatment includes up to five daily treatment groups, individual counseling, and attendance at 12-Step meetings and recovery community activities. 

    Clients receive a comprehensive assessment to help them determine the type of treatment plan that’s right for them. Clients assessed as having an opioid use disorder who are interested in Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT) will be seen by CADA’s on site addiction specialist who can initiate MAT, then referred to a partnering clinic or physician for ongoing care. They can then enroll in ARTs to help support their recovery while receiving MAT or while withdrawing from other substances.

    Other services:

    All clients receive case management to link them to resources such as mental health treatment, housing, monetary assistance, and medical care, and to develop an aftercare plan following residential treatment.

    Payments Accepted: Services are offered on a sliding-fee scale or can be billed through insurance (CenCal/Medi-Cal or private insurance, in network).