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Substance Use Outpatient Services

Substance use outpatient programs provide community-based intervention, treatment, and recovery care countywide. A range of programs and services are available to address substance use conditions across the lifespan, including specialized programs for pregnant and parenting women, youth and adolescents, and people with justice involvement. 

Programs serve people who have Medi-Cal or are Medi-Cal eligible, including those with low income.

To see if these services are right for you or a loved one:

Adult Services

Explore the Directory of Substance Use Outpatient Programs for adults to learn more, including contact information and business hours. Programs include: 

  • General Substance Use Outpatient Services 
  • Justice-Involved Services
  • Programs for Mental Health and Substance Use Conditions
  • Programs for Pregnant and Parenting Women (Perinatal Services)
  • Outpatient Withdrawal Management
  • Opioid Treatment Programs

Youth Services

Teen Recovery Centers (TRCs) provide outpatient services, intensive outpatient services, and early intervention to youth ages 12-17 with a substance use condition, including co-occurring mental health needs.

Expand the button below for the full list of TRCs by region.

Perinatal services are also available for teen girls and women ages 15 and over who are pregnant or parenting. Go to the webpage for program locations and more information.

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Community Toolkit

Expand the library of outreach materials below for community use.

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Learn More

The County offers other substance use support and treatment services that may be right for you. Visit the pages below to find other helpful services and programs.

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Not sure where to start?

Call or text 9-8-8 or dial 1-888-724-7240 to speak to someone who can help find the right service for you or someone you care about. Both numbers are operated 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with support available in over 200 languages. For more information visit Get Help Now or All Services. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 9-1-1.