The best 10 Addiction Clinics near Fort Bragg, California - with verified email and phone number owner contact info

Lucky Deuce offers a DUI/DDP program that blends 12‑step recovery with evidence‑based education on impaired driving. Participants receive group processing, self‑help meetings, and access to AA, NA, and Al‑Anon resources. The program emphasizes personal responsibility, risk awareness, and community support, aiming to reduce alcohol‑related accidents and promote safer driving habits.

Mendocino Coast Clinics offers comprehensive primary care, including adult and pediatric medical services, dental care, reproductive health, behavioral health counseling, HIV treatment, and street medicine. The Blue Door program provides free, confidential sexual and reproductive health services for teens and young adults. The clinic accepts Medi‑Cal, Medicare, and private insurance, and offers a patient portal.

Jenna Glasscock, LMFT, offers 30 years of experience in trauma‑informed therapy, focusing on individual, trauma, co‑occurring disorders, anxiety, and depression. Clients can access in‑person or virtual sessions, a client portal, and resources such as mental‑health links and mindfulness tools. The practice emphasizes personalized care and practical strategies for lasting change.

ADTS offers a range of alcohol and drug testing services, including DOT and state‑required compliance programs, drug‑free workplace initiatives, physicals, private and on‑site mass testing, and in‑office collection. Their online enrollment streamlines company registration, while resources and a dedicated customer service team support clients throughout the process.

Ford Street Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has served Mendocino County for over 50 years, offering substance‑abuse treatment, emergency food distribution, family shelter, and long‑term housing. The organization distributes more than 1,000 meals weekly, houses 22 families, and supports thousands in recovery. It has received awards, including California Nonprofit of the Year 2018.

Mendocino County Addiction and Harm Reduction Network offers free Narcan kits, community support, medication‑assisted treatment, hepatitis B/C testing, and housing assistance. The organization also runs an opioid‑substance‑use education program and a prevention project for youth. Recent events include a Thanksgiving dinner for 320 guests and a community health fair.

New Life Clinic offers 24/7, no‑appointment‑required care for substance‑use recovery, mental health, and trauma. Services include counseling, individual care plans, transportation, and traditional healing. The clinic provides in‑person and telehealth options, group activities such as meditation and art, and operates under California Department of Health Care Services licensing.

SoHum Health provides a full spectrum of rural medical services, including a 24‑hour emergency department, walk‑in laboratory, imaging, inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing, primary care, home health, pharmacy, and optometry. The clinic offers behavioral health, mobile and telehealth options, a visiting nurse program, and a Suboxone clinic, plus a Family Resource Center for community support.

SoHum Health provides a full spectrum of rural medical services, including a 24‑hour emergency department, walk‑in laboratory, imaging, inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing, primary care, home health, pharmacy, and optometry. The clinic offers behavioral health, mobile and telehealth options, a visiting nurse program, and a Suboxone clinic, plus a Family Resource Center for community support.

Hilltop Recovery Services offers residential treatment for men and women, plus an intensive outpatient program, in Lake County, California. The facility provides 28‑bed residential care, expanding to 38 beds, and sober‑living environments. Services are tailored to individual needs, with counselors collaborating on personalized plans to support long‑term recovery and self‑worth.