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Serving Marin, Sonoma Counties
From detox to aftercare, we offer comprehensive addiction treatment for lasting recovery. Take the first step today—we’re here for you.
Greg’s story is one of redemption, resilience, and service. Once a rising legal star, his addiction led to disbarment, prison, and rock bottom. But at Buckelew’s Helen Vine Recovery Center, he rebuilt his life—first as a client, then as a mentor, and ultimately as a counselor. Now, with over six years of sobriety, he’s supporting others in recovery while reclaiming his law career.
over 620 clients supported by our substance use recovery programs in 2024
24,000+ people treated at Helen Vine Recovery Center since 1999
Buckelew is dedicated to supporting individuals with low or no income overcome substance use disorders. We meet clients wherever they are in their recovery journey, offering withdrawal management (detox), residential treatment, and sober housing. Every client, including those with co-occurring psychiatric disorders, receives a tailored recovery plan. The strength of our programs also lies in the nonjudgmental support clients receive from counselors and alumni who walked this path themselves. They foster a community where ongoing healing and connection thrive.
Athena House in Santa Rosa provides clinically managed (non-medical) residential detox and addiction treatment for women at our beautiful new campus. The 30- to 90-day intensive program serves up to 14 adults and can accommodate two accompanying children under the age of 5.
Who’s eligible: Sonoma County women, aged 18+
Payment types accepted: Private pay
Get started: Contact us at AthenaHouse@Buckelew.org or 707.335.0702
HVRC in San Rafael is a 30-bed, co-ed, clinically managed (non-medical) residential detox and substance use treatment program for individuals with alcohol and drug addiction issues, as well as co-occurring psychiatric disorders.
Who’s eligible: Marin County residents, aged 18+
Payment types accepted: Medi-Cal (including Partnership HealthPlan of California and Kaiser Permanente Medi-Cal), private pay, or, in certain cases, payment from a referring public agency such as the Marin County Probation Department.
Get started: Call 415.492.0818
Opening in 2026, this 15-bed, short-term residential treatment center in San Rafael will support individuals experiencing co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, particularly low-income adults who struggle to find appropriate care. This innovative model will focus on stabilization, recovery support, and skill-building to support clients so they can transition into longer-term care, independent living, or other supportive programs.
Who’s eligible: Marin County residents with referral from Marin County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services, aged 18+
Get started: Coming in 2026
Orenda Center in Santa Rosa is a co-ed, clinically managed (non-medical) detox program that provides 24-hour structure and support, typically for a three- to five-day stay. The goal is to stabilize and prepare individuals for ongoing treatment.
Who’s eligible: Sonoma County residents, aged 18+
Payment types accepted: Medi-Cal (including Partnership HealthPlan of California and Kaiser Permanente Medi-Cal) and private pay
Get started: Call 707.565.7460. Prescreens available 24/7. New intakes occur 7 a.m.-11 p.m. daily.
Our short-term post-hospitalization program assists women and nonbinary individuals with high behavioral health challenges who have no home to continue their recovery after leaving an inpatient hospital. We provide housing and recovery support for up to six months.
Who’s eligible: Marin and Sonoma residents aged 18+ with referral from a community provider, hospital, or criminal justice program.
Payment types accepted: Medi-Cal (including Partnership HealthPlan of California)
Get started: Contact navigation manager Pattie Williams at 415.720.0314 or pattiew@buckelew.org
The Helen Vine and Marin Recovery Homes support lasting recovery by providing affordable transitional housing for those moving from intensive residential treatment to a stable, substance-free environment. Residents may stay for up to 1 year.
Who’s eligible: Marin County residents, aged 18+
Payment types accepted: Medi-Cal (including Partnership HealthPlan of California) or, in certain cases, payment from a referring public agency such as the Marin County Probation Department. We also accept private pay.
Get started: Contact navigation manager Pattie Williams at 415.720.0314 or pattiew@buckelew.org
Hope Village in Santa Rosa is a sober living campus with affordable housing for women transitioning from intensive residential treatment to a stable, substance-free environment. It serves up to 23 adults and six accompanying children at a time. Residents may stay for up to 18 months.
Who’s eligible: Sonoma County women, aged 18+
Payment types accepted: Private pay
Get started: Contact AthenaHouse@Buckelew.org or 707.335.0702
