Our Programs
Sobering, detox, residential, outpatient, youth, and diversion care in one nonprofit continuum. Medi-Cal accepted, and there is no judgment here.
Pick a level of care to see the Horizon programs that offer it.
If this is an emergency, call 911. If you're thinking about suicide, call or text 988.
A safe place to get through intoxication, for a day or less.
Monitored support to get safely through withdrawal.
Live-in, 24/7 structure to build recovery skills.
Counseling while you live at home.
Counseling, prevention, and LGBTQIA+ youth support.
An alternative to jail for adults in crisis.
Voluntary, short stays with staff who can connect you to the next level of care.
San Leandro, Alameda County. Stays of 23 hours or less; walk-ins accepted. Call (866) 866-7496.
San Jose, Santa Clara County. Sobering and triage; referral from an approved county provider. Call (408) 648-4411.
Chico, Butte County. Open 24/7; walk-ins accepted. Call (530) 214-9991.
Albuquerque, NM. Medical sobering for up to 24 hours; referrals accepted 24/7. Call (505) 391-8450.
Clinically managed care to get safely through withdrawal, then plan your next step.
San Mateo, San Mateo County. Admissions open 24 hours a day. Call (650) 513-6500.
San Leandro, Alameda County. Average stay of four to six days. Call (866) 866-7496.
Structured, 24/7 support while you live on-site, usually after detox.
Hayward, Alameda County. Co-ed adult residential, stays up to 90 days. Call (510) 784-5874.
Oakland. Closed for renovation; a new facility is scheduled to open in 2027. Women's residential care is available now at Cronin House.
Scheduled counseling so you can keep working on recovery while living at home.
Pleasanton, Alameda County. Group and individual counseling; court-ordered clients welcome. Call (925) 444-7040.
Prevention, counseling, and family support for young people in Alameda County.
Hayward and Alameda County schools. Youth outpatient counseling and prevention; no referral needed. Call (510) 247-8200.
Hayward. Free drop-in center for LGBTQIA+ youth ages 12 to 24, Monday to Friday, 11am to 7pm. Call (510) 650-0155.
Short-term support that keeps adults in a mild to moderate crisis out of jail and away from unnecessary hospitalization.
Pleasanton, Alameda County. For adults 18+; referrals from law enforcement, crisis teams, and community-based programs. Call (925) 444-7045.
Call our main line at (510) 582-2100 and we’ll help you find the right starting point.
Getting started takes one call.
Use the number on its card, or call our main line if you're unsure.
Staff ask about your substance use, health, goals, and coverage.
If you need detox first or a county referral, staff explain that step.
Staff walk you through the program and help you start your plan.
Medi-Cal accepted. For eligible members, care is often available at no cost, and you don’t need to check coverage online first. See Medi-Cal and coverage by program.
Nonprofit since 1976
Serving Bay Area communities for more than 40 years.
One connected continuum
Step up or step down between programs without starting over.
Accredited and licensed
CARF 3-Year Accreditation; DHCS-licensed California programs.
Credentialed leadership
Licensed clinicians and physician medical directors.
Everyone welcome
No judgment, bilingual support, and LGBTQIA+ affirming care.
Sobering is for getting safely through intoxication, detox is for withdrawal, residential is for 24/7 structure, and outpatient is for counseling while you live at home. A phone screening confirms the right fit. If you’re unsure, call (510) 582-2100.
Yes. Horizon accepts Medi-Cal, and for eligible members care is often available at no cost. Call the program you’re interested in to talk through your coverage.
It depends on the program. Palm Avenue, Cronin House, Project Eden, and Butte County take calls directly. Mission Street needs a referral from an approved Santa Clara County provider, and the Diversion Triage Center takes referrals from law enforcement, crisis teams, and community-based programs.
No. Chrysalis is closed for renovation, and a new facility is scheduled to open in 2027. Women’s residential care is available now at Cronin House in Hayward, which is co-ed.
Yes. Family members, caseworkers, and partner agencies can call a program on someone’s behalf. Each program sets its own referral route.
Call the program you need, or our main line, and we’ll help you find it. You are not alone.
Itzia Cruz, LCSW, Clinical Services Director | Last reviewed September 2026.
Our full clinical and medical leadership is on our leadership page.
This page is for general information and doesn’t replace professional medical advice. If you’re having a medical emergency, call 911. If you’re in crisis, call or text 988.
