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Archway Recovery Services Inc

609 Jefferson St Fairfield, CA 94533
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MedMark Treatment Centers Inc MedMark Treatment Centers Fairfield

1143 Missouri Street Fairfield, CA 94533
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MAT
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InpatientOutpatient

MedMark Treatment Centers

1628 Broadway Vallejo, CA 94590
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MedMark Treatment Centers

Southern Solano Alcohol Council

419 Pennsylvania Street Vallejo, CA 94590
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InpatientOutpatientAftercare+1
Southern Solano Alcohol Council

Align Recovery Centers – Sonoma

17250 Vailetti Dr Fremont, CA 95476
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Align Recovery Centers – Sonoma

New Bridge Foundation Inc Bridge 2

2323 Hearst Avenue Berkeley, CA 94709
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New Bridge Foundation Inc Bridge 2

New Bridge Foundation

2323 Hearst Avenue Berkeley, CA 94709
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InpatientOutpatientAftercare+3
New Bridge Foundation

Reflections Executive Rehab Facility

1191 Simmons Lane Novato, CA 94945
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InpatientOutpatientAftercare+1
Reflections Executive Rehab Facility

San Rafael Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine Services

111 Smith Ranch Road San Rafael, CA 94903
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OutpatientDual Diagnosis
San Rafael Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine Services

MPI Treatment Services

3012 Summit Street Oakland, CA 94609
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MPI Treatment Services

Marin Treatment Center

1466 Lincoln Avenue San Rafael, CA 94901
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OutpatientAftercareDual Diagnosis
Marin Treatment Center

Heartwood House Detox San Rafael

8 Circle Rd San Rafael, CA 94903
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Heartwood House Detox San Rafael

Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services

100 Park Place San Ramon, CA 94583
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OutpatientAftercareDual Diagnosis+1
Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services

West Oakland Health Council

700 Adeline St Oakland, CA 94607
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West Oakland Health Council

BAART Programs Oakland

1124 International Boulevard Oakland, CA 94606
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BAART Programs Oakland

Drug & Alcohol Detox in Fairfield, CA

Fairfield is the county seat of Solano County, home to roughly 120,000 residents and positioned midway between the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento. The city’s treatment options reflect the county’s organized substance use disorder treatment system, with most programs operating under layered oversight from both the state and Solano County Behavioral Health (SCBH).

All residential detox and substance use disorder treatment programs in California must be licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS). Under California Health and Safety Code Section 11834.015, licensed facilities are also required to hold at least one ASAM level of care designation. Outpatient programs seeking Drug Medi-Cal reimbursement must obtain a separate DHCS certification, and SCBH administers county-funded SUD services and serves as the local entity for Drug Medi-Cal program oversight and accountability.

Two major investments will expand Fairfield’s capacity in the coming years. In March 2026, Solano County received $37 million through Round 2 of California’s Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program, funded by the voter-approved Proposition 1 behavioral health bond, to support a new Solano Behavioral Health Recovery Campus in Fairfield, with construction expected to begin in 2027 and completion targeted for December 2028. Separately, NorthBay Health received $14 million through the same program to develop a Behavioral Health Urgent Care and Addiction Medicine Center in Fairfield, expected to open by June 2028.

Solano County’s 24/7 Mobile Crisis Team launched countywide in May 2024 through a partnership with Pacific Clinics. It is available to anyone experiencing a substance use crisis and can connect callers to detox and treatment resources. For anyone beginning their search, understanding how to choose a detox center can help narrow down the right level of care and avoid programs that do not meet clinical standards.

Paying for Detox in Fairfield

Detox costs in the Fairfield area track general Northern California pricing. Understanding what detox costs and which payment pathways apply before seeking treatment can reduce delays and help you focus on care. Both public and private options are available to local residents.

How Much Does Detox Cost in Fairfield?

Detox costs in Fairfield depend on the level of care, the substances involved, the length of stay, and whether a program bills insurance or public funding. Medi-Cal and other public pathways can substantially reduce or eliminate what individuals pay out of pocket.

$140,000
Medical Detox
$50,000
Inpatient Rehab
$8,000
Outpatient Rehab
$7,000
Methadone Treatment

Medicare and Medicaid in Fairfield

Medicaid

Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid program, covers the full continuum of SUD treatment for eligible residents, from medically supervised detox through outpatient counseling, at no cost to the enrollee. Most Medi-Cal beneficiaries pay no premium, co-pay, or deductible for these services. Residents who do not meet Medi-Cal income thresholds may qualify for California’s County Medical Services Program (CMSP), which provides coverage for certain low-income adults waiting for full Medi-Cal enrollment. Solano County processes Medi-Cal applications at the Fairfield office at 275 Beck Avenue.

Other Ways to Pay for Detox Treatment

Additional payment options serve Solano County residents.

Sliding-scale fees

Safety-net providers in the Fairfield area offer sliding-scale fees for uninsured and underinsured residents.

Opioid settlement funds

Solano County has $12 million in opioid settlement funds earmarked over 15 years, directed to county treatment and harm reduction programs.

Veterans Affairs coverage

Veterans near Travis Air Force Base can access SUD treatment through the VA Northern California Health Care System.

Fairfield, California Regulations and Accreditation for Detox

California operates one of the most structured SUD licensing frameworks in the country, and that framework shapes what Fairfield residents can expect from local programs in terms of quality oversight, clinical standards, and access to treatment. The primary oversight bodies are below.

California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS)

DHCS holds sole authority over residential SUD licensure statewide. It licenses all residential SUD treatment and detox programs, certifies outpatient Drug Medi-Cal programs, requires ASAM level of care designations for all licensed residential facilities, and conducts compliance inspections through its Substance Use Disorder Compliance Division. Facilities that provide detoxification services must be licensed regardless of whether they accept Medi-Cal. In 2024, DHCS adopted the Survey 123 digital inspection platform, and a new Licensing and Certification Portal for renewals began rolling out in 2025. Learn more at dhcs.ca.gov.

Solano County Behavioral Health (SCBH)

SCBH administers county-funded SUD treatment programs, certifies Drug Medi-Cal outpatient providers in Solano County, operates a 24-hour Crisis Stabilization Unit in Fairfield (707-428-1131), and administers opioid settlement funds for local harm reduction and treatment expansion. Its Behavioral Health Advisory Board meets monthly in Fairfield and provides public input on behavioral health priorities. Learn more at solanocounty.gov.

SAMHSA and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

SAMHSA certifies narcotic treatment programs that dispense methadone, and DEA registration is required for all opioid treatment programs. Methadone for opioid use disorder can only be dispensed through a federally certified OTP, so any Fairfield-area provider offering methadone maintenance operates under this dual SAMHSA and DEA framework in addition to its DHCS state license. Learn more at samhsa.gov.

Key MAT Medications and Regulatory Status in Fairfield

Medication-assisted treatment access in Fairfield is shaped by California’s structured licensing framework. Both office-based prescribers and a federally certified opioid treatment program operate in the city.

Buprenorphine (Suboxone)

Available through office-based prescribers and certified SUD programs throughout Fairfield. Medi-Cal covers most buprenorphine formulations without prior authorization, and patients do not need to attend the clinic daily.

Methadone

Available exclusively through certified opioid treatment programs such as MedMark Treatment Centers Fairfield at 1143 Missouri Street. Daily dosing at the clinic is required in early treatment. Medi-Cal covers methadone at certified OTPs in Solano County.

Naltrexone

Available through prescribers without special licensing. The extended-release injectable form (Vivitrol) requires full detoxification before initiation and is covered by Medi-Cal. It is used for both opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder.

Overdose Prevention and Harm Reduction in Fairfield

Solano County recorded 103 drug overdose deaths in 2023, with the majority involving a combination of opioids and stimulants. The presence of fentanyl in the local drug supply, frequently combined with methamphetamine, has made naloxone access and drug-checking tools practical necessities across the county. Opioid settlement funding, community coalitions, and county health programs have all expanded harm reduction services in and around Fairfield.

Drug Safe Solano

Countywide syringe exchange program Naloxone distribution and community training Fentanyl and xylazine test strips Basic needs kits for people experiencing homelessness Youth education and school outreach Monthly coalition meetings open to all community members

Drug Safe Solano is the first officially approved harm reduction program in Solano County, founded in 2018 and now housed at Touro University California. The coalition brings together over 40 partner organizations including hospitals, community health centers, law enforcement, and county agencies. Twice-weekly outreach takes place at the Norman King Community Center in Fairfield, including a Thursday session co-located with the Student-Run Free Clinic.

Solano County Behavioral Health Mobile Crisis Team

24/7 mobile crisis response countywide On-scene mental health and substance use support Diversion from emergency departments and law enforcement contact Warm referrals to detox, MAT, and recovery services A Mobile Harm Reduction Program in development, funded by opioid settlement dollars

The Solano Mobile Crisis Team, operated through a partnership between SCBH and Pacific Clinics, expanded to 24/7 countywide coverage in May 2024. The team is trained to respond to overdose-adjacent crises and connect individuals to care without requiring police involvement. Reach the team at 707-806-0866.

solanocounty.gov

MedMark Treatment Centers Fairfield

Methadone and buprenorphine MAT for opioid use disorder Individual and group counseling Naloxone education and access for patients and families Urine drug screening and clinical monitoring

As Fairfield’s primary outpatient opioid treatment program, MedMark provides naloxone training to patients and their household members alongside medication treatment, a practical harm reduction measure for people in early treatment whose overdose risk remains elevated during missed doses or early relapse. It is located at 1143 Missouri Street.

medmarktreatment.com

Never Use Alone

24/7 telephone hotline for people using drugs alone Caller stays on the line during use, and staff calls 911 if the caller becomes unresponsive Free and available throughout California No registration or identification required

Never Use Alone addresses the high-risk practice of using drugs without anyone present. Because overdose risk increases sharply when a person uses alone, the hotline offers a low-barrier safety net for people not yet connected to local services or not ready to enter treatment. Call 1-800-484-3731.

neverusealone.com

Detox Statistics in Fairfield, California

Solano County’s overdose data has drawn increasing attention from public health officials and policymakers, with deaths rising sharply in recent years as fentanyl became a consistent presence in the local supply alongside methamphetamine. The figures below provide context for residents and families researching treatment options.

103 Overdose Deaths in Solano County in 2023

The Solano County Sheriff-Coroner’s Office recorded 103 drug overdose deaths in 2023, an increase of 40 from the prior year, and county health officials noted the count likely undercounts the full toll due to reporting lag. Source: Daily Republic.

Veterans 10.8% of Solano Overdose Deaths, 2nd Highest in California

In 2023, veterans represented 10.8% of all drug-related fatal overdoses in Solano County, the second-highest rate among all California counties, reflecting the area’s large veteran population near Travis Air Force Base. Source: California Department of Public Health.

7,847 Opioid Overdose Deaths in California in 2023

California recorded its highest-ever annual opioid overdose death toll in 2023, with 7,847 deaths driven overwhelmingly by illicitly manufactured fentanyl, a statewide crisis that runs directly through Solano County’s local data. Source: California Department of Public Health.

FAQs About Detox in Fairfield, CA

Does Medi-Cal cover detox in Fairfield?

Yes. Medi-Cal covers medically supervised detox, residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs, and medication-assisted treatment for eligible California residents at no out-of-pocket cost. Residents can apply through the Solano County office at 275 Beck Avenue in Fairfield or online at BenefitsCal.com.

Are there free or low-cost detox options in Fairfield for people without insurance?

Archway Recovery Services at 609 Jefferson Street operates on a sliding-scale fee structure and accepts clients who are uninsured or underinsured. County-funded programs through Solano County Behavioral Health are also available to qualifying residents, and expanded funding from opioid settlement dollars is broadening subsidized treatment access across the county.

How does being near Travis Air Force Base affect veterans' treatment options?

Veterans in Fairfield may access SUD treatment through the VA Northern California Health Care System, which covers detox and substance use treatment under VA benefits. Given that veterans represented 10.8% of all overdose deaths in Solano County in 2023, VA-connected care is a priority resource. Active-duty service members at Travis should contact the base’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) program directly.

What is the Solano Adult Drug Court?

The Solano Adult Drug Court is a judicial diversion program that allows eligible adults charged with nonviolent drug offenses to enter supervised treatment instead of incarceration. Participants complete regular court check-ins and engage in a structured treatment continuum, which often includes inpatient detox followed by intensive outpatient programming and ongoing monitoring.

Can I attend outpatient detox in Fairfield while keeping my job?

For people with mild to moderate substance use disorders and stable housing, outpatient detox may be clinically appropriate. Fairfield-area providers, including Archway Recovery Services, offer outpatient and intensive outpatient programs structured to accommodate work schedules. A clinical intake assessment determines whether outpatient care is safe given the substance, the length of your use, and any prior withdrawal history.

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