Best Addiction Treatment Center Oakland Near Me

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BAART Oakland/14th Street, a REACH Grant participant, is a patient-centered, medication-assisted treatment program to help those with a pain pill or heroin addiction. We are here to provide support in a safe, non-judgmental environment as you move away from opiate addiction toward recovery. BAART Oakland/14th Street is proud to provide access to evidence-based, effective, safe, and affordable treatment that will help people return to a happy, healthy and productive life.


Our treatment team includes our physician and physician’s assistant, substance abuse counselors, mental health staff, as well as a professional and courteous support staff. The entire BAART 14th Street (Oakland) team is here to support your recovery with care and compassion.

The FDA approved buprenorphine for opioid use disorder treatment in 2002. This modern option allows patients with mild to moderate symptoms to take their medicine at home. Since it has a “ceiling effect” where its potential for misuse stops at a certain amount, it helps patients stay safe while they go through treatment. Buprenorphine has long-acting effects that can let some patients take it every other day instead of every day.

In 2010, naltrexone, also known by the brand name Vivitrol, was approved to treat opioid use disorder. It had previously been approved for the treatment of alcohol use disorder but was found to have clinical application for both disorders and is becoming more widely used as an alternative to daily medications.

Methadone has seen decades of results in assisting patients in managing their withdrawal symptoms. Our methadone clinic in Oakland provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) programs that let you take methadone in a safe environment. We can also help you taper off methadone when you need to stop taking it.

When you participate in our methadone-based MAT program, you’ll work with your treatment team to meet your recovery goals. Methadone can reduce your withdrawal symptoms and cravings to help you focus on your goals. During the first stages of treatment, you’ll take your medicine at the clinic every day. Once you meet the benchmarks established under federal and state laws, you can take your medication home.

In some cases, a patient needs to stop taking methadone. They may have a change in life circumstances or decide to discontinue their treatment. To ensure that you stay safe as you taper off your methadone, we can help you plan your detoxification. Most detoxification periods last for about 21 to 30 days.

A comprehensive MAT program includes one-on-one counseling with a therapist who specializes in opioid use disorder. They can help you set your recovery goals and work toward reaching them. Every patient who takes part in our programs has a unique experience in therapy. You might talk about past traumas that trigger your opioid use or learn skills that help you rejoin society, for instance.

At BAART Oakland, we believe it takes a community-centered approach to help patients with opioid use disorder. To follow this belief, we offer addiction and relapse education to community members and our patients. Our educators teach others about the risks of opioids and how to manage opioid use disorder. They also help patients understand how to reduce their risk of relapse and what to do if it happens. We want to support our patients when addiction presents challenges in life.

Every patient who receives MAT at our Oakland clinic follows an individualized treatment plan that focuses on their needs. We’ll work with you to develop this strategy during your intake and change it as your needs evolve. Your treatment team will use your care plan to tailor their services to your recovery goals. As part of our personalized care, we also provide pregnant patients with individualized services. Our team will help you recover while keeping yourself and your baby safe.

Get Individualized Care for Your Opioid Use Disorder at Our Clinic on 14th Street

4worldlovers: We are a judgment-free residential treatment program for pregnant, postpartum women, and women with children who are in recovery from substance use disorders.

Magnolia reconnects women to their own essence of love, compassion, and beauty.

We are a Black woman founded and led non-profit organization based in Alameda County, California.

We are committed to nurturing our clients, their children, families, and community with the tools needed to wholeheartedly thrive in their recovery from substance use while restoring their mental health and holistic wellness.

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“The services Magnolia provides to the perinatal community are vital, as this population is one of the most underserved. Holding a safe place and space for mothers addicted to substances along with mental health disorders and complex trauma is almost unheard of.