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About First Step Perinatal Treatment Program
Listed in Modesto, CA.
FIRST STEP PERINATAL TREATMENT PROGRAM is a licensed alcohol and drug treatment facility in MODESTO. The records show it offers outpatient care, which means you attend scheduled sessions during the day and go home afterward rather than staying overnight. The perinatal focus in its name suggests it is set up for people who are pregnant or have recently given birth and need treatment for alcohol or other substance use.
It may suit a woman in or near MODESTO who wants structured outpatient help while staying at home with her family. If you or someone close to you may be pregnant and drinking heavily, quitting suddenly can be risky, so ask a doctor or the program itself about a safe plan before you stop. If there are seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, that is a medical emergency and you should call 911 or go to an emergency room.
What First Step Perinatal Treatment Program Offers
Here is what FIRST STEP PERINATAL TREATMENT PROGRAM offers for care options, in plain terms.
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- Licensed or certified
- Outpatient
Address and Directions for First Step Perinatal Treatment Program
Here is where FIRST STEP PERINATAL TREATMENT PROGRAM is and how to reach it.
1700 Mchenry Village Way, Modesto, CA, 95350
Licensing Record and Status
State records list this facility as licensed or certified by the California Department of Health Care Services, and that status is confirmed rather than expired. For you as a visitor, that means the program has met California's standards for substance use treatment and is allowed to operate. The records also mark it as an outpatient provider, so you would be treated on a day basis rather than living there.
It is still worth calling the program directly to confirm it is currently accepting new patients, since a licence does not by itself tell you who can enroll or when.
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What to Ask First Step Perinatal Treatment Program First
When you call FIRST STEP PERINATAL TREATMENT PROGRAM, here are some things worth asking. Ask whether it is currently taking new patients and how soon you could start. Ask who the program serves, including whether it is specifically for pregnant or postpartum women and whether there are any age or other requirements.
Ask whether outpatient care at this program includes help with alcohol withdrawal, and if not, where it would send you for that. Ask what a typical week of outpatient sessions looks like and whether you can keep working or caring for children while attending. Ask what the program accepts as payment, including whether it takes Medi-Cal or other insurance you may have.
If you are pregnant, ask how the program coordinates with your prenatal doctor. Finally, ask what happens if you need more intensive care than outpatient treatment can provide.
Need Help Comparing Programs?
If you are unsure whether this program fits your situation, the helpline number above can help. The helpline is free to call, and a trained counselor can listen, answer questions about alcohol treatment choices in your area, and help you think through whether an outpatient program like this one is the right level of care. You can call for yourself or for a family member, and you do not need to decide anything before you dial.