Find Drug, Alcohol, or Mental Health Treatment Beds in San Francisco

The bed finder above helps you see which residential treatment programs currently have openings and how to begin the intake process. Follow these steps:

• First, choose the type of treatment you are looking for: Mental Health or Substance Use.
• Next, select the service type. If you aren’t sure which option to choose, scroll down the page to read brief descriptions of each type of residential program.
• If you already know the name of a program, you can select it from the list.
• Once you make your selections, the available information will automatically appear in the bed finder.

Scroll down to view full program details, including the address, phone number, hours, eligibility, and how to start the admission process.

Need help getting started?

If you can’t reach a program, or you need help finding treatment that’s right for you, call our 24/7 Behavioral Health Access Line at 888-246-3333 to connect with a member of our team.​

San Francisco Department of Public Health’s (SFDPH) mental health and substance use residential treatment services aim to meet the diverse needs of San Franciscans. We serve San Franciscans who have low incomes, are uninsured, or qualify for Medicare, Medi-Cal, or San Francisco Health Plan.

Many treatment services are tailored to meet the needs of various cultures, languages, and identities. All programs accommodate people regardless of gender expression and identity.

While in residential treatment, people live on-site at a care or treatment center in an alcohol- and drug-free setting that provides 24/7 structure and support. Time spent in residential treatment can vary from a few days to a year or more, depending on the program and the individual’s needs. A person may enter residential treatment to:

• Manage withdrawal symptoms
• Join a supportive community focused on recovery
• Rest and recover from a mental health- or substance-related crisis
• Participate in treatment and community supports
• Access transitional housing and skill-building programs for long-term recovery after residential treatment

Residential treatment is one of many treatment options offered. Learn about other treatment options offered by SFDPH.

Substance Use Treatment (also called Drug or Alcohol Treatment)

• Residential Withdrawal Management (detox)
  Short-term, treatment in a safe, supervised residential setting to help people manage withdrawal symptoms when stopping drugs or alcohol.
  
• Residential Treatment
  Live-in treatment programs that offer 24/7 support. Services include education, counseling, support groups, and skill building in a recovery-focused setting and community.
  
• Residential Step-Down Recovery Programs
  Transitional housing for people who have finished residential treatment. These programs help people stay stable, build independence, and continue recovery in a supportive community environment.

Mental Health Treatment

• Crisis Residential Treatment 
  Short-term, live-in program in a safe and supportive setting that helps stabilize people during a behavioral health crisis.
  
• Residential Treatment
  Live-in treatment programs that support people as they recover and prepare for independent living and continued recovery. Services include counseling, support groups, medication support, and life skill development.