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About CURA Incorporated Residential Treatment Program

A state-licensed, long-term co-ed residential therapeutic community for the treatment of chemical dependency.
Each individual requesting admission to the program is asked for a minimum commitment of one year.
Applicants must be detoxed a minimum of 48 hours before entering the program.
Utilizes a carefully structured schedule involving a candidate phase, 3 treatment phases, and a voluntary aftercare program.
Each phase involves specific goals and expectations.
No drugs are used in treatment.
Open to Proposition 36 referrals, and Sasca-eligible participants (parolees).
Provides Drug Court services.
Facility is in Fremont and has 51 beds, of which 22 are utilized by Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services for the indigent.
Individual treatment plans can include individual and group counseling, vocational counseling, health screening, education, computer literacy training, and assistance with employment-related problems.
Classes in high school and college preparation (GED) are provided on-site.
FeesSliding scale; call for specific informationC.U.R.A., Inc. is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation, established to provide 24-hour residential treatment related to chemical dependency.
C.u.r.a. is fully certified and licensed by the State of California. C.u.r.a. operates facilities in Fremont and Oakland.
It has been in continuous operation for thirty years. C.u.r.a. is a long-term, residential therapeutic community for the treatment of chemical dependency.
Each individual requesting admission to the program is asked for a minimum commitment of one year.
C.u.r.a. utilizes a carefully structured schedule, which demands full participation every day with the maintenance of a high degree of motivation.
C.u.r.a. has a strict code of conduct, which governs each resident's behavior.
C.u.r.a. utilizes disciplinary measures to reinforce rules.