Drug & Alcohol Services Residential Programs
Drug and Alcohol Services provides Recovery Residence/Residential placement of adults in higher-levels of care. These clients have been assessed as needing these highly structured Recovery Residence/Residential sober environments. These gender-specific, sober living environments create a structured and nurturing environment which foster a safe place to live, treatment (only in Residential) and the peer-to-peer concept of recovery principles.
The Behavioral Health Department has fully re-opened all of our locations for in person and walk-in care. At this time, masks are required at all of our facilities, even for people who have been fully vaccinated. Visit SLOPublicHealth.org for the latest COVID-19 updates.
Effective March 6, DUI programs will operate Monday – Thursday. See full updates on the main DUI web page.
Who can use this service?
Anyone that has been diagnosed with a substance use disorder and has the proper assessed level of care can use this service.
Is there a charge for this service?
Each independently operated Recovery Residence/ Residential is contracted with San Luis Obispo for a specific rate ranging from $22/day to $35/day. There is funding available through specific funding sources as well as self-pay. They reside in different areas of the County, from Oceano to Paso Robles.
When and where is this service offered?
This service is available throughout the year during regular business hours except during scheduled holidays.
Frequently Asked Questions
Individuals are assessed at a level of care which indicates that for optimum chance of success they need a structured living environment. They might have also demonstrated that they are homeless or cannot live a clean and healthy life where they are currently residing.
Attend any of our clinics walk-in sessions to be assessed or ask for an assessment while in custody. If diagnosed with a substance use disorder you will have the opportunity to work with a Case Manager to assist you with this.
All referrals for the Residential Treatment Facility called “Bryans House” have to be referred through San Luis Obispo County Behavioral Health. Recovery Residences can be accessed by the general public and fee agreements will be handled by the individual and the Recovery Residence.
Please contact our access line at 1 (800) 838-1381 for information or to schedule an appointment. All services are available in Spanish.
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