I Am Looking for a Drug Rehabilitation Center in Antioch,California. How Can I Contact Its Office?

Question by ashley a: I am looking for a drug rehabilitation center in Antioch,California. How can I contact its office?
My close friend asked me to help him look for a rehab center. At present, I’ve received some suggestions from my relatives where I can find one. But I think I need to find more ideal centers where my friend can undergo treatment.

Best answer:

Answer by Kal H
Check the internet address below to check for rehab centers near you.
dasis3(dot)samhsa(dot)gov/
Yahoo doesn’t seem to want to let me post the URL as a clickable link.

Answer by fairydust
i am a recovering herion addict, i have been clean a little less than a year now, you can look up drug rehabilitation on your internet and then go to in my area on the site, but any one of them will do just to get them clean, after they get out of treatment is where the real jorney begins they will have to go to a 12 step program like alocholics or narcotics anonymos and start working a program of recovery to stay clean, if you need to go to alcoholics anonamous in the phone book and call their hot line and someone will do their best to help you god bless

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