Partial hospitalization or Residential, Medicaid or Sliding fee scale in California
163 facilities in 97 cities match. 988 facilities in California in all.
- Outpatient656
- Intensive outpatient401
- Partial hospitalization0
- Residential383
- Hospital inpatient63
- Detox375
- Opioid treatment program128
- Sober living or halfway house57
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in California
97 cities, alphabetical. 67 have a single facility.
- Agoura Hills1
- Anaheim1
- Antioch1
- Baker1
- Bakersfield4
- Bell Gardens1
- Bellflower1
- Berkeley1
- Blythe1
- Burbank1
- Calabasas1
- Campo1
- Capistrano Beach1
- Carmichael2
- Carson2
- Cathedral City1
- Ceres1
- Chula Vista1
- Clayton1
- Colton3
- Concord1
- Costa Mesa3
- Covina1
- Davis1
- Desert Hot Springs2
- Downey3
- El Monte2
- Encino1
- Escondido1
- Eureka2
- Fairfield1
- Fremont1
- Fresno3
- Garden Grove1
- Gardena1
- Granada Hills1
- Grass Valley1
- Hawthorne1
- Hemet1
- Hollister1
- Indio1
- King City1
- Lancaster1
- Lemon Grove1
- Lemoore1
- Long Beach4
- Los Angeles12
- Lucerne1
- Malibu4
- Mission Viejo2
- Modesto2
- Newport Beach2
- North Hollywood1
- Oakland1
- Oceanside1
- Ontario1
- Oxnard1
- Pacoima1
- Palo Alto1
- Pasadena1
- Pomona1
- Rancho Cucamonga1
- Redding2
- Redlands1
- Redwood City1
- Richmond1
- Riverside1
- Salinas2
- San Bernardino2
- San Bruno3
- San Clemente1
- San Diego10
- San Francisco6
- San Jose1
- San Juan Capistrano1
- San Mateo2
- San Pablo2
- San Pedro2
- San Rafael1
- Santa Ana2
- Santa Barbara1
- Santa Cruz3
- Santa Monica4
- Santa Paula1
- Seaside1
- South Gate1
- Stanton1
- Stockton1
- Tarzana2
- Templeton1
- Ukiah1
- Upland1
- Van Nuys1
- Ventura1
- Visalia2
- Walnut Creek1
- Whittier1
Types of care
- Detox in California375
- Inpatient and residential in California446
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in California401
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in California0
- Outpatient in California656
- Opioid treatment programs in California128
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. California publishes its own list of licensed providers.