Name | Address | City |
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MedMark Treatment Centers Fairfield | 1143 Missouri St | Fairfield |
C.O.R.E. Medical Clinic, Inc. | 2100 Capitol Avenue | West Sacramento |
BAART Programs E Street | 1143 Missouri Street | Fresno |
Foundations San Francisco | 1700 Montgomery Street Suite 435 | San Francisco |
Ohlhoff’s Women’s Residential Program | 601 Steiner Street | San Francisco |
WellSpace Health – Behavioral Health South | 4343 Williamsbourgh Drive | Sacramento |
Marin Treatment Center, Inc. | 1466 Lincoln Ave. | San Rafael |
BAART Programs Turk St. | 433 Turk Street | San Francisco |
West Oakland Health Council, Inc., Substance Abuse Service Department | 700 Adeline Street | Oakland |
BAART Programs Antioch | 3707 Sunset Lane | Antioch |
BAART Programs Market St. | 1111 Market Street | San Francisco |
Recovery & Resilience Centers | 1199 Bush St 450 Floor 4 | San Francisco |
Healthy Sobriety Treatment Center | 555 Market St | San Francisco |
Ward 93 San Francisco General Hospital | 2 22nd St | San Francisco |
Diamond House Detox | 6808 Fleming Avenue | Sacramento |
Another Choice Another Chance | 7000 Franklin Boulevard Suite 200 | Sacramento |
WellSpace Health J Street Community Health Center | 1820 J Street | Sacramento |
Sacramento Comprehensive Treatment Center | 7225 E Southgate Dr | Sacramento |
Lifeline Treatment Services Inc | 9442-9500 International Boulevard | Oakland |
HAART Hayward | 20094 Mission Boulevard | Hayward |
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The county seat of Solano County is Fairfield, California, which has a population of 117,133. Located in the San Francisco Bay Area, Fairfield is approximately 40 miles from the city centers of San Francisco, Sacramento, and Oakland. All methadone clinics in California are accredited by SAMHSA (the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration), which means that any Fairfield methadone clinic will be staffed by medical professionals trained to determine the proper methadone dosage for each patient and how to monitor those patients to adjust treatment as needed. Methadone works by interacting with the same opioid receptors in the brain that cause addiction, only methadone does not get the patient high. Instead, methadone stabilizes brain chemistry by preventing withdrawal symptoms and cravings, so that the patient can concentrate on making internal and external changes that support a new life away from opioid drug use. Methadone also blocks the intoxication induced by other opioids, so that relapse becomes unappealing.