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Facility · Bakersfield, CA

Brotherhood Center

1124 Baker Street, Bakersfield, CA, 93305

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Brotherhood Center at a Glance

Listed in Bakersfield, CA.

Brotherhood Center is a substance use treatment facility located in Bakersfield. It is likely to suit someone who can live at home while getting care, since the state record for this facility lists it as an outpatient provider rather than a residential one. If you or a loved one needs a place to sleep while withdrawing from alcohol, this may not be the right fit, and an inpatient or detox facility would be worth asking about instead.

Services Listed for Brotherhood Center

Here is what BROTHERHOOD CENTER offers for care options, in plain terms.

Additional Services

  • Licensed or certified
  • Outpatient

Finding Brotherhood Center

Here is where BROTHERHOOD CENTER is and how to reach it.

1124 Baker Street, Bakersfield, CA, 93305

Licensing Record and Status

The state record shows this facility as licensed or certified, which means California's Department of Health Care Services has reviewed it and recognizes it as an operating provider. That is a meaningful baseline of oversight for you as a visitor. The record also lists a program code of NON for the license, which suggests the specific license category is not identified in the data, so it is worth calling and asking exactly what kind of care they are licensed to provide before you make plans.

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Questions to Ask Brotherhood Center Before You Call

When you call Brotherhood Center, it helps to have your questions ready. Ask what kind of outpatient alcohol treatment they offer and what a first appointment looks like. Ask whether they can help if withdrawal becomes severe, and where they would send you in that situation.

Ask what the program code NON on their record means for the type of care they are cleared to provide. Ask about cost, insurance, and how soon someone can be seen. If you are calling for a family member, ask how they involve families.

And if anyone is already having seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart while drinking or stopping, call 911 or go to an emergency room first.

Getting Help to Choose a Program

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