Fort Help Mission

Fort Help Mission, Inc. is a San Francisco treatment facility within the American Health Services network serving adults and young adults across the city.

The program specializes in opioid use disorder care, alcohol treatment and co-occurring mental and substance use disorders through medication-assisted and counseling-based services.

With walk-in access and integrated medical and behavioral care, Fort Help Mission meets people where they are on the path to recovery.

Medication-Assisted Recovery

Fort Help Mission centers its programming on narcotics replacement therapy and outpatient medication-assisted treatment for opioid use, including methadone and other opioid treatment program services.

The facility also provides outpatient detox with posted dosing, counseling, and clinic hours throughout the week.

Treatment combines medication with approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, the Matrix Model, and relapse prevention.

Through individual and group counseling, clients address both the physical and underlying emotional drivers of substance use, building lasting tools for sustained recovery.

Inclusive, Accessible Care

Fort Help Mission welcomes walk-in patients who bring valid identification making it easier to begin treatment without delay.

The program serves diverse populations including men, women, young adults, pregnant and postpartum women, older adults, veterans and LGBT clients, with services available in both English and Spanish.