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About New Bridge Foundation, Inc.
Listed in Berkeley, CA.
NEW BRIDGE FOUNDATION, INC. is an alcohol and drug treatment provider located in BERKELEY. State records show it operates as an outpatient provider. That makes it most likely to suit someone who can manage withdrawal safely without staying overnight, or who has already finished detox and is looking for ongoing treatment close to home.
If you or your family member is in danger right now with seizures, hallucinations, confusion, or a racing heart, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room before considering any outpatient program.
Services Listed for New Bridge Foundation, Inc.
Here is what NEW BRIDGE FOUNDATION, INC. offers for care options, in plain terms.
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- Licensed or certified
- Outpatient
Address and Directions for New Bridge Foundation, Inc.
Here is where NEW BRIDGE FOUNDATION, INC. is and how to reach it.
2323 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley, CA, 94709
Licence and Status Details
State records for this facility show a status of confirmed for being licensed or certified. The program code on file is listed as NON. In practice, this means the facility appears on the state's list of recognized substance use disorder providers, and California oversight applies to what it does.
It is still worth verifying the licence directly with the facility or the state before you commit, especially since program codes can change and each code covers a different level of care.
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What to Ask New Bridge Foundation, Inc. First
- Since this is an outpatient provider, ask what happens if withdrawal becomes too severe to manage at home, and where they would send you instead.
- Ask how the NON program code on their record translates into the specific services they actually offer today.
- Ask whether they can evaluate you or your family member in person before treatment starts, and how soon that can happen.
- Ask what a typical outpatient schedule looks like, so you can tell whether it fits around work, school, or caregiving.
- Ask who you should call at the facility if symptoms get worse between visits.