Villa Fairmont Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (103)

Essentials at a Glance

Program Type: MHRC 90-Day Recovery Program

To Make Referrals: Clients are referred through an acute psychiatric facility or through Alameda County. Other counties may contact us through their acute psychiatric facilities.

Who We Serve: Adult residents of Alameda County who are 18-65 years of age. Individuals must be diagnosed with a major mental illness and no primary diagnosis of eating disorder, character disorder, organic mental disorder, or need for detoxification. Legal status may be 5250, T-Con, LPS Conservatorship, or voluntary. On a case-by-case basis we will consider clients other legal status (e.g. Murphy Conservatorship).

Hours of Operation: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

About the Program: At Villa Fairmont Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC), we provide intensive mental health and psychiatric treatment services in a safe, welcoming environment so people can focus on getting better.

We provide a 90-day recovery program within a supportive, structured, and secure inpatient environment designed to help clients prepare to move to the community and/or lower levels of care. Our 97-bed includes a multidisciplinary staff of clinicians, nurses, rehabilitation therapist, residential counselor and peers on-site and on-call 24 hours a day to provide wraparound support.

Our services are designed using ��Ƶ’s Recovery-Centered Clinical System (RCCS). This system emphasizes choice-making skills, harm-reduction techniques and strives to awaken your hopes and dreams. The RCCS emphasizes “no-force first” practices. Staff work with you to build the independence and self-responsibility needed in order to successfully transition you back to lower levels of care.

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