[PDF] Drug and Alcohol Treatment - San Mateo County Superior Court
Rehabilitation • San Mateo, CA
About
Summary: - The page is the official site for the Superior Court of California, County of San Mateo (San Mateo Courts), a government judicial agency based in Redwood City, CA. - Provides online services for hearings, case access, and legal services; supports equal access to justice and public trust. - Key facts: Industry – Administration of Justice; Type – Government Agency; Headquarters – Redwood City, CA; Status – Active; Ownership – Private; Phone – 1-650-573-2268. - Offices: 400 County Center, Redwood City (HQ); 1050 Mission Rd, South San Francisco; 400 County Ctr, Redwood City. - Online presence: Homepage sanmateo.courts.ca.gov; LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/sanmateocourt. - Extracted extras contain no specific PDFs or documents. Note: The user query asks for a PDF titled “Drug and Alcohol Treatment - San Mateo County Superior Court San Mateo.” This page overview does not indicate a direct PDF resource. If you need the exact PDF, I can search for or extract any drug and alcohol treatment-related materials from the San Mateo Courts site.
Clinic Type
Rehabilitation
Address
400 County Center, Redwood City, California 94063, US
Phone
(650) 324-1470
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
Team
Insurance & Payment
Not specified beyond mentions of Medicaid/Medi-Cal, private pay, sliding scale; verify with provider.
Private-Pay, Cash, Medicaid, Medi-Cal, Sliding Scale
Financing: Sliding Scale; Medicaid; Private-Pay/Cash; Medicaid Sliding Scale
Languages Spoken
Pricing
What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Official Court/Government Portals: N/A (No public-facing review/rating sites identified) (N/A)
Patients praise
- Strong interagency collaboration between court, probation, and health services
- Success in reducing incarceration and recidivism through diversion programs
- High program retention and graduation rates, particularly in the Multiple DUI Court program
- Stabilization of housing and increased access to recovery support services
Common complaints
- Concerns regarding complex re-registration requirements for insurance coverage potentially leading to dropped enrollment
- Arguments that mandatory guilty pleas for certain treatment programs may disincentivize participation compared to other diversion options
- Potential for bureaucracy to create barriers to care for individuals already struggling with addiction
"This program’s success to date is a direct result of constructive interagency collaboration. We have an exceptional group of team members unified by a common sense of purpose."
— Sean Noland, Collaborative Courts Coordinator, San Mateo County Superior Court"If you’re already someone struggling with addiction, and if every six months you have to re-register for the program, and you have to provide documentation, they could fall off the program, and it will make it harder for them to access the care when they need it."
— Boyden, spokesperson for San Mateo County health services contextSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Few Prop 36 offenders in treatment — Nov 10, 2025
- New location for treatment facility gets complicated: San Mateo County hits different opposition in Burlingame after responding to backlash over San Mateo proposal | Local News | smdailyjournal.com — Apr 8, 2026
- Condado de San Mateo recibe apoyo estatal para reforzar programa contra conductores reincidentes por alcohol o drogas — Oct 29, 2025
- New Addiction Treatment Option Reduces Relapse Risk in County Correctional Facilities | County of San Mateo, CA — Sep 9, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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