Kaiser Permanente Chemical Dependency

Kaiser Permanente Chemical Dependency is an Oakland, California outpatient addiction treatment program serving adolescents and adults within the larger Kaiser Permanente healthcare system.

The program treats alcohol and drug addiction alongside co-occurring mental health conditions using approaches like CBT and DBT as well as motivational interviewing and 12-step-based care.

As a network affiliated service it offers customized treatment that also extends support to families and partners affected by addiction.

Ambulatory Detox and MAT

The program centers on a broad outpatient continuum including general and intensive outpatient (IOP), day treatment, and aftercare. Outpatient detox support for alcohol and benzodiazepines, cocaine, methamphetamines, and opioids is available.

In treatment clients may work through relapse prevention planning, trauma-related counseling, and evidence-based therapies delivered in counseling formats.

Medication-supported options such as buprenorphine and naltrexone (including Vivitrol) can complement counseling to address both physical and behavioral aspects of recovery.

Programs for Every Stage of Life

One notable strength is the range of populations served at a single location from adolescents and transitional age young adults to adults and seniors.

The program also welcomes LGBTQ clients and offers Spanish language support along with services for clients who are deaf or hard of hearing.