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Caminar

Redwood City, Condado de San Mateo

Behavioral health nonprofit running mental health, substance use and housing programs in San Mateo County.

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Caminar is a behavioral health nonprofit, and the address in this record, 251 Jackson Avenue in Redwood City, is one of its residential programs rather than its head office. The house sits in a residential pocket west of El Camino Real, between Woodside Road and the Sequoia Hospital area. The organisation states its mission as delivering mental health and substance use treatment services, along with wraparound services, to help every person it serves lead a fulfilling life. Rebeca Enriquez is listed in the chamber's records as a director.

Programs the organisation describes

  • Mental health counseling, psychiatry and medication management.
  • Substance use treatment and sober living environments.
  • Community-based residential treatment for adults with serious mental illness, which is what the federal provider registry records for the Redwood City location.
  • Housing support, vocational rehabilitation and job training.
  • Case management that ties the pieces together for one person.
  • Education and prevention programs, and services and resources for LGBTQIA+ clients.

Caminar works across the Bay Area and Northern California; in San Mateo County it also runs an outpatient clinic on Marshall Street in Redwood City, according to directory listings.

Reaching the right door

Residential programs are usually entered by referral from county behavioral health, a hospital or a clinician rather than by walking up to the house, so the first call for a family is often the county access line or Caminar's main office, whose number is on caminar.org. Have the person's insurance or Medi-Cal information, current medications and any recent hospital discharge paperwork ready. Ask about the referral path, expected length of stay, family involvement and what happens at discharge. For employment or housing help, ask which program covers the client's county.

Counties and cities served

The Redwood City program serves San Mateo County, including San Carlos, Menlo Park, Atherton, Belmont, Woodside, Palo Alto and San Mateo, and the organisation operates in other Bay Area counties as well. The house is a short drive from Highway 101 via Woodside Road.

The phone on file for this location is 650-368-2383; caminar.org lists all program contacts.

Servicios

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Mental health treatment

Counseling, psychiatry and medication management for adults living with mental illness, delivered through outpatient clinics and residential programs in San Mateo County and other Bay Area counties.

Residential treatment

Community-based residential care for adults with serious mental illness, the program type recorded for the Jackson Avenue house in Redwood City, usually entered by referral from county behavioral health.

Substance use treatment and sober living

Treatment programs and supervised sober living environments for people recovering from alcohol and drug use, often coordinated with mental health care for the same client.

Housing support

Help finding and keeping stable housing for clients leaving treatment or living with mental illness, coordinated with case managers and county housing programs.

Vocational rehabilitation and job training

Employment preparation, placement and coaching for people whose mental health or substance use history has kept them out of work, with support that continues on the job.

Case management

A single point of contact who coordinates treatment, benefits, housing, medical care and family involvement so that a client's services do not fall through the gaps between agencies.

Prevention, education and LGBTQIA+ resources

Community education on mental health and substance use, prevention programs for young people, and services and referrals tailored to LGBTQIA+ clients.

Detalles

Idiomas
inglés, español
Típico de este tipo de negocio
Fundado
1989
De registros públicos

Ubicación y zona de servicio

Mapa
251 Jackson Ave
Redwood City, CA 94061-1630
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Zona de servicio
Redwood CitySan CarlosMenlo ParkAthertonBelmontWoodsidePalo AltoSan MateoSan Mateo County

Preguntas frecuentes

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How does someone get into a residential program?

Usually by referral from county behavioral health, a hospital discharge planner or a treating clinician rather than by self-admission. Ask the county access line or Caminar's main office which program fits and what the intake steps are.

Does Caminar accept Medi-Cal?

Many of its programs are funded through county contracts and Medi-Cal, but coverage varies by program and county. Ask at intake which insurance or funding applies to the specific service.

Can families be involved in treatment?

Ask the program directly how family contact, visits and participation in treatment planning work, and what information can be shared with the client's consent.

Is 251 Jackson Avenue the main office?

No. It is one of Caminar's residential programs in Redwood City. The organisation's headquarters and full list of program contacts are on caminar.org.

Antes de contratar

  • Ask which program and county funding stream fits the person's needs before intake.
  • Have insurance or Medi-Cal details, medications and recent discharge papers ready.
  • Ask about the referral path, length of stay and discharge planning.
  • Ask how families are involved and what can be shared with consent.
  • Confirm the correct phone number for the program you need on caminar.org.
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Resumen en español

Caminar es una organización sin fines de lucro de salud conductual que ofrece consejería, psiquiatría, tratamiento por consumo de sustancias, vivienda de apoyo, capacitación laboral y manejo de casos en el Área de la Bahía y el norte de California. La dirección de Jackson Avenue en Redwood City corresponde a uno de sus programas residenciales para adultos con enfermedades mentales graves, al que normalmente se llega por derivación del condado o de un hospital. Rebeca Enríquez aparece como directora. El teléfono registrado para este programa es 650-368-2383; caminar.org lista todos los contactos.

Cómo se compiló esta página

Los datos marcados como verificados se comprobaron el 29 de septiembre de 2026 con caminar.org, opennpi.com y carf.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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