Substance-use access
844-682-7215Screening and referral for detox, residential, outpatient, recovery housing, and opioid treatment.
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Local, practical resources for substance-use recovery, mental health, physical rehabilitation, housing, and the support that helps recovery last.
Source reviewed September 12, 2026
Immediate connections
These are the best first calls when the next step is unclear.
Screening and referral for detox, residential, outpatient, recovery housing, and opioid treatment.
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Recovery care
Primary care, behavioral health, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, relapse-prevention groups, and hepatitis C/HIV services.
Residential therapeutic-community treatment for men, counseling, relapse prevention, life skills, and peer/alumni support.
24/7 acute psychiatric hospital with adult chemical-dependency intensive outpatient, partial-hospital, and youth programs.
Assessment, individual and group counseling, family therapy, case management, aftercare, and school-based care.
Outpatient psychiatry and therapy, substance-use care, and medication-assisted treatment.
Substance-use, alcohol, and opioid treatment with recovery and co-occurring-disorder programming.
Free structured residential ministry for men, including housing, meals, clothing, mentorship, and spiritual guidance.
Alameda County’s 24/7 nonmedical withdrawal-management and sobering access point.
Same-day opioid-use-disorder care in person or by telehealth, regardless of ability to pay or immigration status.
Stay safer
Syringe access and disposal, naloxone, treatment/MAT linkage, and harm-reduction support. Call for current hours and supplies.
Use Alameda County’s live map for free naloxone sites. Naloxone is also sold over the counter. If it is used, call 911 and stay until help arrives.
Whole-person care
Screening, case management, referral, and support for adults with serious and persistent mental-health conditions.
Mental-health treatment, case management, crisis intervention, and medical support for adults with moderate-to-severe needs and full-scope Medi-Cal.
Multicultural outpatient behavioral-health and community-integrated care, with support in more than 20 languages.
Low-barrier behavioral-health support, housing and employment resources, peer groups, wellness planning, and daily-needs help.
Mental-health education, information, navigation, and caregiver/family support.
Peer education, family support, classes, and mental-health advocacy. Confirm the specific local program before attending.
You are not alone
Meeting times and locations change. Use the live finder on the day you plan to attend.
Restore function
Orthopedic PT, sports medicine, occupational/hand therapy, and PM&R.
Physician-referred, monitored cardiac rehabilitation and education.
Referral-only adult and pediatric PT and OT; speech is routed elsewhere.
Physical therapy within the Palo Alto Medical Foundation network.
Neurologic, Parkinson’s, balance, orthopedic, sports, and post-surgical PT.
Orthopedic/sports PT, work conditioning, concussion, and reconditioning.
Orthopedic, stroke/MS, hand, women’s health, orthotics, and work-injury rehab.
Outpatient physical therapy and rehabilitation.
Orthopedic, movement, injury, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Adult/pediatric PT, sports/work rehabilitation, and prosthetic/orthotic support.
Physical therapy connected to orthopedic and spine services.
PT, hand/occupational therapy, work hardening, ergonomics, and orthopedics.
Adult/child speech-language care; pediatric OT, feeding/swallowing, early intervention, and ABA.
After a hospital stay
Seven Fremont skilled-nursing facilities were listed as open in California HCAI records during this review. Bed counts are licensed capacity—not live availability or quality ratings.
Compare facilities on Medicare.gov ↗Short- and long-term rehabilitation and skilled nursing. State record name: Park Central Care and Rehabilitation Center.
24-hour skilled nursing and physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation.
Locked long-term neurobehavioral skilled nursing for dementia/neurologic trauma with psychiatric or medical needs.
SNF and Special Treatment Program for psychiatric, medical, dementia, and conservatorship needs; not Medicare certified.
Open skilled-nursing facility. Confirm current admissions, rehabilitation services, and website branding by phone.
24-hour skilled nursing and short-term physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory rehabilitation.
Short-term and post-hospital PT/OT/speech rehabilitation plus long-term skilled nursing.
Help with nursing-home rights, discharge, care, visitation, abuse, neglect, or other concerns.
510-638-6878After-hours crisis line: 800-231-4024Build stability
Benefits and housing applications, translation, EBT/Medi-Cal/CalFresh help, utilities, food, clothing, financial coaching, and referrals.
Housing access point for Fremont families with minor children. Confirm current drop-in hours before going.
Coordinated housing access for single adults. The City currently lists Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday drop-in hours; confirm first.
Registered overnight spaces for people living in passenger vehicles with a valid California driver license. No RVs; capacity is limited.
Independent-living and housing help through CRIL; vocational rehabilitation and employment planning through California DOR.
Transportation helpline, travel training, and ride programs for older adults and people with disabilities in Fremont, Newark, and Union City.
Current AB 109 programs and referrals for housing, employment, treatment, benefits, and transition services.
Primary care, mental-health care, homeless-veteran support, social work, telehealth, and other outpatient services.
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Choose with confidence
Recovery services are not interchangeable. A peer meeting, sober home, outpatient clinic, licensed residential program, and medical detox each provide different levels of support.
How this directory is reviewed →Confirm detox capability, medications, mental-health treatment, referral rules, and aftercare.
Check DHCS or the relevant state board, then get insurance authorization and costs in writing.
Hours, beds, meeting locations, providers, and payer contracts can change without notice.
About this guide
Fremont Recovery is an independent public-resource directory. It does not sell treatment, rank providers, collect referral fees, or replace professional medical advice.
Government, health-system, licensing, and first-party provider sources were prioritized. Known discrepancies are labeled instead of hidden.