Ozanam Center Women's Alcohol
Women's residential and detox program on Prospect Street in Concord, run by the nonprofit Bi-Bett.
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The directory carries this program under its truncated import name, Ozanam Center Women's Alcohol; the parent organisation's own site calls it the Frederick Ozanam Center, and most other sources spell it Frederic. Whatever the spelling, it is a women's residential and detoxification program at 2931 Prospect Street in Concord, run by Bi-Bett, a Bay Area nonprofit that has provided addiction treatment across Contra Costa and neighbouring counties since 1969. Antonia Fernandez is the director on file for this listing.
The program
Bi-Bett lists the center in two places on its site: among its residential treatment programs and among its detoxification programs, both for adult women. In practice that means a woman can enter for withdrawal management first and continue into a residential stay, rather than being discharged and re-referred. Treatment directories describe the residential stay as thirty to ninety days, built around group and individual counselling, life-skills classes and twelve-step meetings, using a social model rather than a hospital setting; that description comes from third-party listings and has not been confirmed with the center. Bi-Bett as a whole takes Medi-Cal, which in Contra Costa County usually means admissions are arranged through the county's behavioral health access line.
For women and families considering admission
Call the center first and ask whether there is a bed or a waiting list, and whether detox and residential are both open at the moment. Ask what the intake day looks like, what to bring and what is not allowed, and how the program handles prescription medications and mental-health care alongside treatment. If Medi-Cal will pay, ask whether you should call the county access line before or after the center. Family members should ask about visiting rules, phone contact during the first weeks, and what happens after discharge: sober living, outpatient groups or a referral elsewhere. A written description of the program's rules is worth requesting before the first day.
Central Contra Costa
Concord is the largest city in Contra Costa County, and Prospect Street sits in its central residential grid. Women come to the program from Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek, Clayton, Martinez, Pittsburg, Bay Point and Lafayette, and referrals arrive from across the county.
The center's number is 925-676-4840, the same one Bi-Bett publishes. The organisation's website, bibett.org, has the full list of its programs.
Servicios
VerificadoA residential program for adult women recovering from alcohol and drug dependence, listed by Bi-Bett among its residential treatment sites, with counselling and daily structure in a non-hospital setting.
Withdrawal management for women entering treatment, listed by Bi-Bett among its detoxification programs, with the option to continue directly into the residential program at the same address.
Bi-Bett accepts Medi-Cal across its programs; ask the center whether your admission should be arranged through the Contra Costa County behavioral health access line or directly.
Detalles
Ubicación y zona de servicio
Concord, CA 94518-1025
Preguntas frecuentes
Típico de este tipo de negocioWho can be admitted to the Ozanam Center?
Adult women seeking detoxification or residential treatment for alcohol or drug dependence. Call to ask about current openings, eligibility and whether Medi-Cal or another payer will cover the stay; the county access line may be the first step.
How long is the residential stay?
Third-party treatment directories describe stays of thirty to ninety days, but the center has not confirmed that figure for this listing. Ask about the program length, what determines discharge, and what aftercare is arranged.
What should I bring on intake day?
Ask the center for its list. Programs of this kind typically allow a few days of clothing, toiletries without alcohol, prescribed medications in original containers and identification, and prohibit phones, valuables and anything containing alcohol.
Can family visit or call?
Residential programs usually restrict contact during the first weeks and then allow scheduled visits and calls. Ask the center for its visiting policy in writing and how family members can be involved in treatment and discharge planning.
Antes de contratar
- Ask whether a bed is available now for detox, residential or both, and how the waiting list works
- Ask whether to call the Contra Costa County behavioral health access line before or after the center
- Request the intake list of what to bring and what is not allowed
- Ask how prescription medications and mental-health care are handled during the stay
- Ask what happens at discharge: sober living, outpatient groups or referral
Resumen en español
El Centro Ozanam, en la calle Prospect de Concord, es un programa residencial y de desintoxicación para mujeres adultas, operado por Bi-Bett, una organización sin fines de lucro del Área de la Bahía que ofrece tratamiento de adicciones desde 1969. Antonia Fernandez figura como directora. Antes de ingresar, pregunte si hay cama disponible, cómo es el día de admisión, qué llevar y cómo se maneja la medicación; si Medi-Cal pagará, consulte la línea de acceso del condado de Contra Costa. Atiende a mujeres de Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek, Martinez, Pittsburg y Lafayette. Teléfono 925-676-4840.
Los datos marcados como verificados se comprobaron el 29 de septiembre de 2026 con bibett.org. Los demás datos vienen de registros comerciales públicos o describen lo típico de este tipo de negocio, según se indica. El negocio aún no los ha confirmado.
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