About Bayview Hunters Point Foundation Substance Abuse Programs
Bayview Hunters Point Foundation Substance Abuse Programs is an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment provider in San Francisco, California, offering methadone maintenance, substance use counseling and integrated behavioral health services.
Located at 1625 Carroll Avenue in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood, the program serves adults seeking recovery from opioid and other substance use.
As a historic, community rooted organization founded in 1971, it delivers care through a justice and healing lens for multicultural and underserved communities.
Outpatient Methadone Maintenance
Care often begins with an assessment, after which clients may enter outpatient methadone maintenance, a medically supervised alternative to heroin, fentanyl and other opioids.
The program also offers outpatient SUD counseling and medically assisted treatment as part of a broader behavioral health continuum.
Clients can expect individual and group counseling, relapse prevention planning and evidence based approaches such as CBT and motivational interviewing.
Additional support includes psychiatry, case management, crisis intervention and connection to mental health and community services.
Quick Facts About Bayview Hunters Point Foundation
- Location: Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood of San Francisco, California
- Levels of care: Outpatient methadone maintenance, outpatient detox and SUD counseling
- Who they treat: Adult men and women, including young adults, with a focus on opioid use treatment
- Approach: CBT, motivational interviewing, anger management and relapse prevention
- Payment options: Accepts cash or self pay, Medicaid, state financed insurance and government funding
- Access: Walk ins and referrals welcome, with hours from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm
- Community network: Connected to housing, reentry and family stabilization services
Getting Started
To begin treatment, contact Bayview Hunters Point Foundation in San Francisco, California for an assessment or stop in as a walk in.
The intake team can review available programs, explain payment and funding options and help determine the right level of care.
