Contra Costa ACTiOn

The Contra Costa ACTiOn Team (TURNS MHS) is a community-based mental health and substance use treatment provider in Concord, California.

They operate under the Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) model. They deliver intensive outpatient services and support directly to clients in their homes or neighborhoods rather than a traditional facility. Reviews often highlight the professional support provided by the staff, though some feedback notes that appointment wait times can vary.

Addiction Treatment in Concord, California

The team here provides outpatient mental health and addiction services focused on preventing hospitalization and homelessness. Clinical offerings include individual, group and family therapy along with dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and medication management. They also facilitate assisted outpatient treatment (AOT) for individuals qualifying under Laura’s Law who require court-ordered support.

This program serves adults with serious mental illness particularly those with a history of repeated hospitalization, criminal justice involvement or housing instability. They also provide specialized services for veterans including coordination for VA exams and compensation assessments. The team is equipped to support individuals with co-occurring disorders who need intensive, mobile care.

Services Delivered in Home or Community

The administrative office is located at 2280 Diamond Boulevard in Concord but most treatment takes place in the community or at client homes throughout Contra Costa County. The office is situated near local commercial areas while nearby Mount Diablo State Park offers opportunities for nature and recreation.

Insurance and Payment

The Contra Costa ACTiOn Team accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare and the Contra Costa Health Plan along with potential military insurance coverage. Sliding scale fees and self-pay options are available and many services are supported through public funding to ensure access for eligible individuals.

To begin, contact the program to schedule an assessment or determine eligibility for specific tracks like AOT or veteran services. Intake involves evaluating the level of care needed whether through voluntary admission or court-referred processes.