New Bridge Foundation – Berkeley
Accepts Insurance
TREATS
Substance use disorder
Mental health
LEVELS OF CARE
Detox · Residential · IOP · Outpatient
INSURANCE
Accepts insurance
Aetna · Anthem / Elevance Health · Blue Shield of California · Cigna Healthcare · and 7 more
Also accepts private pay
About New Bridge Foundation – Berkeley
This location is on Hearst Avenue in Berkeley, a university city on the East Bay shoreline. The facility offers addiction detox, alcohol withdrawal management, drug withdrawal management and dual diagnosis treatment. Both residential and outpatient care are recorded at this location. Recorded credentials include CARF.
Mental health conditions treated here include anxiety disorders, co-occurring disorders and depression, delivered alongside substance use care. The facility records treatment for alcohol, illicit drugs and prescription drugs. Dedicated support is recorded for men, veterans and military. American Sign Language is spoken at this location.
Key Facility Details
- Federal Registration: Listed in the federal treatment register, the national inventory of licensed treatment facilities.
- State Licensing: Licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services. DHCS licensure is a legal requirement for behavioral health facilities operating in California.
- Accreditation: CARF
- Levels of Care: Addiction Detox, Alcohol Withdrawal Management, Drug Withdrawal Management, Dual Diagnosis Treatment, Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Medically Supervised Detox
- Primary Focus: Alcohol, Illicit Drugs and Anxiety Disorders
- Location: Berkeley, California
- Phone: 510-548-7270 x204
Key Facility Details
- Primary focusAlcohol, Opioids, Stimulants, Benzodiazepines, Nicotine and tobacco
- Programs forSeniors, Young adults, Women, Men, Veterans and military
Facility Type
Licensing and Accreditation
Setting and Surroundings
A city setting in Berkeley, 7.4 miles from the coast. The nearest town is Berkeley (population 121k), under a mile away.
Nearest named features
- Berkeley HillsMountain range · 2.2 miles
- Kellers BeachBeach · 7.4 miles
- Napa RiverRiver · 14 miles
- Huntington FallsWaterfall · 14 miles
- Warm SpringsHot spring · 32 miles
- Phillip Burton WildernessWilderness area · 35 miles
Getting there
- Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport (OAK)Airport · 11 miles
- Buchanan Field (CCR)Regional airport · 14 miles
Setting and distances are calculated from this facility’s coordinates against GeoNames (CC BY 4.0), OurAirports and Natural Earth. Distances are straight line, not driving distance.
New Bridge Foundation – Berkeley Detox and Rehab Services
New Bridge Foundation – Berkeley is recorded as offering addiction detox, alcohol withdrawal management, drug withdrawal management, dual diagnosis treatment and intensive outpatient program (IOP). Residential programs combine structured daily treatment with round-the-clock staffing. Medication-assisted treatment combines approved medication with counseling and clinical review.
Therapeutic approaches recorded include 12-step facilitation (TSF), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dual diagnosis treatment and family and group programming. Co-occurring mental health conditions are addressed alongside substance use, including anxiety disorders, co-occurring disorders and depression.
Levels of Care
Substances and Addictions Treated
Mental Health Disorders Treated
Counseling and Therapy
Specialized Programs
New Bridge Foundation – Berkeley Address, Location and Contact Information
The facility address is 2323 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley, California, 94709. Berkeley is a university city on the East Bay shoreline. The wider Alameda County area is within reach for people traveling in.
It is worth confirming travel and parking arrangements with the facility before a first visit.
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Nearest neighborhoods
Distances are measured from this facility's recorded coordinates and are straight line, not driving distance.
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How Much Does Treatment at New Bridge Foundation – Berkeley Cost?
The usual cost of rehab in California without insurance is between $1,610 and $5,600 for a week of medical detox, between $6,000 and $45,000 a month for residential treatment, between $3,000 and $10,000 a month for an intensive outpatient program and between $1,200 and $5,000 a month for standard outpatient care. New Bridge Foundation’s fees were not found at the time of writing and may sit outside those figures.
What is usually included? Accommodation, meals, medical monitoring, the intake assessment, group therapy and individual counseling. What may cost more? EMDR, CBT, medication and testing. This was not found for New Bridge Foundation, so call to confirm what applies.
Payment Options
Public Insurance Accepted
Medications Offered
Support Services
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Assessment and Testing
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New Bridge Foundation – Berkeley Reviews and Ratings
Many treatment programs look similar on a list of services. Reviews of New Bridge Foundation show how those services were experienced by patients in Berkeley.
Accounts from family members are worth reading too, since they often describe communication and visiting in more detail.
I am deeply grateful for my sobriety and the steady, life-changing clarity it has brought into my days. It has given me the gift of presence—being able to feel my emotions honestly, face challenges with strength, and… celebrate moments with a clear mind and open heart. New Bridge has taught me patience, accountability, and self-respect, reminding me that healing is not instant but it is always worth it. Each day sober is a quiet victory, and I’m thankful for the growth, resilience, and peace I continue to build one day at a time. September 19, 2022 and counting…
I attended the 30 day program, Very good program, although I relapsed , and was taught well enough that ,in the same yr 1995, I went into 2 more TX programs and have been clean off heroin since ! Yay..STEPS MAKE ALL THE… DIFFERENCE..FYI..THANK YOU NEW BRIDGE COUNSELOR WAS MARIAH
New Bridge offers an exceptionally talented team of, staff members, addiction specialist, and clinician's who've helped me address my co-occurring substances and mental health issues. The New Bridge environment… (residential treatment facility, & extended satellite sober living environment), are safe and clean, and provide the type of space where I was able to successfully focus on, addiction & mental health curriculums, group therapy, as well as personalized "one-on-one" therapy/counseling sessions. Additionally, the treatment facility environment is supportive of "peer-to-peer" feed back & coping skills, "focus" and "affirmation tools".., all (to which I found) have great value in early recovery...! What I enjoyed most about New Bridge is the dignified and professional way each staff member treated me, and treated me as valued (from the newest staff member, to the kitchen staff, to nurse staff, maintenance staff, the on-site doctors, to group staff, the clinical coordinator staff, the assistant director, up to the director). These staff members, all, display a "real human" level of authenticity and care...! I'm truly happy that I chose New Bridge..!!! I will offer this thought to anyone who is wondering if this is the right place, or not..., "if you have a true and real desire to gain recovery, everything you will need to assist you, to help you focus, guide & support you in the process of recovery.., can be found at New Bridge..!!!" I highly recommend this amazing treatment facility, and hope you do not waste another second deciding on when to start your "road to recovery" at New Bridge - because it starts the moment you say "Yes"..!!! "Thank You New Bridge...!!!" Mike D. 19 Months, 20 Days Sober, and counting..... :) (from date of post)
Would recommend to anyone who has the desire to change their life. Tools that will last me a lifetime and helped me learn to take accountability. Perfection isn’t possible when dealing with a lot of people who are sick,… but they do a darn good job. I felt important. I felt that they always had my best interest at heart. Special shout out to all of the counselors and milieu staff who work their butts off!
Horrible. The intake was good but everything after was awful. Shabby, dirty, unpleasant staff, talking to residents I learned that disciplinary action is commonplace and it's 100% 12 step so not at all true that they… support alternatives like Recovery Dharma. I was sold something very different from what I found. I have been in other rehabs. This one is expensive but feels like a county jail alternative. He'll no.
I gave it a 4 out of 5 because this rehab is great, with the exception of the director Emily. Ms. Kata and Ms. Linda were fantastic, as were many other faculty. It’s a great place to be confined without drugs, and the… counselors like Mr. Tom and Ms. Rachel spoke volumes to me. Great place especially for active duty military and veterans! My only problem was with Emily the director at the time who will did anything and everything to keep one at the rehab. I think she just wanted the insurance money. Eventually, I left on my own accord because very little counseling is offered. One on one sessions were rare and by the end of my stay, I left because we were just watching movies during group sessions the whole time. All in all, worth the stay but they will be time where people like Emily will test your patience. She may be gone, so hopefully there’s someone new. Celebrating two years sober!!! Thank you Helios!
I was looking specifically for a place that had alternatives to a 12-step program. I was assured that there were many other options and that "12-step was only 10%" of what was offered. My first night there I was… required to go to a 12-step meeting. At no time was there another option offered. I did not know at the time but have learned since that there are Dharma Recovery meetings online almost every hour and could have been offered instead.
New Bridge Foundation saved my life. I don't like sounding like most, but there's no other words. My experience was amazing. I was finally ready to be helped. New bridge came thru my counselor let's call him Dan he came… thru with flying colors. We dug in on issues that were not comfortable but needed to be addressed. If you really want to create a foundation to stay sober New Bridge was able to give the foundation to rebuild a new life. I've been clean since I left, no other treatment had ever given me that freedom. Trust this if nothing else, New Bridge helped me, a burned out addict for 20+ years. I was finally ready and New Bridge came thru. I will never forget what they did for me. Thank you! I love all of you. DK, JB, BC, JK, K, K, J, and nurses you saved my life. I will never forget any of you.
Helios- Location is tough- lots of college students and Cal games around so it's loud and not much nature. It's tough to find a place outside where people aren't smoking...Yes, most people in recovery smoke cigarettes,… but there isn't much outdoor space, and one tiny smoke free patio. LGB "friendly" but maybe not T or Q+ friendly unless you're fairly heteronormative binary. Super nice people and I think they're trying, which is more than many places can claim. For example, staff wrote "THEY/THEM" next to my name on the white board. Unfortunately, like most health care facilities, the staff is simply unprepared/undertrained for what an inclusive environment looks and acts like. The night I arrived, I was misgendered about 6 times, which I'm used to out in the real world, but there wasn't really a safe space held for someone like me. I decided to leave the following day when Mrs. Doubtfire was chosen as the movie to watch to replace one of the recovery meetings. Don't get me wrong, I love Robin Williams, it was just a slap-in-the-face ironic coincidence that made me laugh all the way to the room to pack up my bags. I hope that there is a recovery center one day which is already past the 101 level of Trans-non-binary inclusivity and can provide a meaningfully safe space for folks who are the "others" on the outside, especially since queer/trans folks continue to lead in the stats for the most at risk population in terms of addiction, homelessness, poverty, incarcerated, etc. Side note- new(ish) director Emily spoke with my referral therapist at Kaiser telling them that I left because I missed my family- not for the actual reasons that I gave her and her colleagues in my exit interview. Maybe to save the reputation of being LGBT friendly? Just to recap- this place is friendly and has kind staff and clients in general. Helios has an LGBT specific meeting in the program once per week, but they have a heck of a lot of work to do before I would dream of categorizing it as LGBT friendly. I would more appropriately describe it as, "does not actively appear to hate queers."
I went here in 2016, and although I had a few relapses after, it definitely stuck with me. Amazing place, I remember a guy named Jon he really stuck out to me. He really tried to keep checking in with me after I stopped… showing up for the after care groups. This place definitely doesn’t teach Scientology like some reviews said, and was suboxone/Methadone friendly when I was there. Great program
New Bridge is Scientology based. A cult environment. Very abusive. Do not send any loved ones here.
This place is amazing and almost certainly saved my life. Unlike one review that I read, the staff is NOT fake. They are genuine, caring people who listened to me when I was struggling, talked me through my problems,… and gave me the tools to stay clean to this day. I can almost guarantee that the people posting negative reviews here are those who left the program in order to go and continue to use, and they used the staff being ‘fake’ or some other label in order to justify their actions. Also, I cannot at all understand where the individual saying that they do not assist with mental health issues is coming from; the classes were not at all like he described, and they provide ample time for you to have one-on-one sessions with a counselor. I also cannot understand why one individual said they do not support suboxone; I knew many people who were on it there, and there was never an issue in regards to them taking it as part of their treatment. I can guarantee you that if you go through their program, stay until the end of your treatment, and actually partake in the program that they have set up for you, then you will leave understanding how truly wonderful a place New Bridge is.
This clinic does not support suboxone
They saved my life! So great full for the stuff and I’m proud to say thank to them I have 18 months clean and I work at a rehab center myself! Here my updates I now have 2 years clean thanks to Newbridge they are the… best thank you for everything
Wonderful people, wonderful place.
My son went through six months in house treatment then after care and is now in a satellite. He has been involved with Newbridge for 14 months. It has truly changed his life. I cannot express how grateful and impressed… I am with the Newbridge program. Woijtek, The director and a fabulous counselor put his heart and soul into my sons recovery. Having been through two other rehabs, Newbridge, by far, is exceptional!
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New Bridge saved my daughters life. It is an awesome program with caring counselors. It also helps the family learn so much about supporting your loved one thru recovery. I can only say great things about New Bridge.… Its the best place to be by far. My daughter loved New Bridge. I am forever grateful to New Bridge.
Changes lives 💪
If you are honest with yourself and ready to change this place will give you the tools and help you need.
I have heard good things from the alum about the staff.
Changed my life 5 years sober. I’m still in contact with friends and counselors I met there. I’ve gone there and spoke on many occasions
I am absolutely disgusted with this facility! My brother has been calling and calling trying to get a call back so he can get some help and has received nothing! He finally went down there today to try and get some help… and was told to go to a homeless shelter! Really?? It makes me so mad that someone who is looking for help is getting turned away and/or ignored!
Thank you Newbridge for all that you've done and you do. I was only in the day program which frankly to me was like a spiritual summer camp. I know alcoholism is something I'm going to have to deal with my entire life,… sometimes I'm sober and sometimes I'm not but, Newbridge has made it possible for me to deal with my disease and has given me so many tools to come back to when I hit rough roads. Without Newbridge I can honestly say I wouldn't be alive today. Thanks for all of the wisdom and peace to help me keep living. - Kami P. | Yelp Review
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