Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Scheduled group and individual treatment several days a week while you keep living at home and keep up with work and family.
Format: In person in Yuba City · Telehealth
What We Treat
Cocaine and stimulant addiction treatment
Cocaine and other stimulants can start as a way to keep up, stay out or feel more confident. When they begin to cost you sleep, money, health or peace of mind, help is available. ARC treats adults 18+ in Yuba City and by live telehealth.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 530-625-7910
Not a crisis service. In crisis? Call or text 988 (Veterans press 1). Emergency: 911.
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Treatment for cocaine, crack and other stimulants
Stimulants include cocaine and crack, as well as prescription stimulants such as those prescribed for ADHD when they are taken in ways other than prescribed. They speed up the body and brain, and the lows that follow can be intense enough to drive repeated use.
Stimulant use disorder is a treatable health condition. Many people use in binges around weekends, work pressure or social settings, and do not see themselves as having a problem until the pattern becomes hard to break. Treatment helps you understand that pattern and build alternatives that last.
This page is for adults in Yuba City and across California who are concerned about cocaine or other stimulant use, and for the people who care about them.
Signs stimulant use may need attention
Noticing one or two of these is reason enough to ask questions.
- You binge for hours or days and find it hard to stop once you start.
- You feel low, irritable or exhausted after use and want more to feel normal.
- You spend more money on cocaine or stimulants than you can afford.
- You take prescription stimulants in higher doses, more often or without a prescription.
- You have chest pain, a racing heart, nosebleeds or trouble sleeping.
- Use is affecting your work, finances or relationships.
- You have kept using even after promising yourself you would stop.
Levels of care at ARC
A clinical assessment guides which level of care fits. Programs are for adults 18 and older.
Evening IOP
IOP sessions scheduled after the workday, joined from a private place in California.
Format: Live telehealth
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Our most structured program for adults who need more support than IOP.
Format: Return home at night
Detox and residential care
Around-the-clock detox and residential care through Ona Treatment Center before stepping down to ARC.
Format: Through our partner, Ona Treatment Center
What stimulant treatment at ARC focuses on
Your plan is shaped by your assessment and goals. Sessions often focus on:
- Mapping the situations that lead to binges, such as payday, weekends, alcohol or certain people.
- Skills for handling cravings and the low mood that can follow stimulant use.
- Setting up money, time and social plans that reduce exposure to use.
- Alcohol or other substance use that often happens alongside stimulants.
- Anxiety, depression or attention concerns that may be connected to use.
- A relapse prevention plan you can keep using after treatment ends.
What to expect when you reach out
Step 1: Reach out
Request a free, confidential assessment or call or text 530-625-7910, 24/7.
Step 2: Talk with our team
We listen to what you have noticed, check your benefits and recommend a safe level of care.
Step 3: Start your plan
You begin IOP, Evening IOP or PHP, or detox first through our partner when that is safer.
Tell us if you also drink or use other substances. That helps us recommend a safe starting level of care.
Stimulant safety: when to get help right away
Stimulants can strain the heart and body. Chest pain, trouble breathing, very high body temperature, seizures or severe agitation are medical emergencies.
Street drugs, including cocaine, may contain fentanyl, which can cause a fatal overdose. If you need more support than outpatient care can safely provide, we coordinate detox and residential care with our partner, Ona Treatment Center. ARC does not provide detox itself.
In crisis? Call or text 988 (Veterans press 1). Emergency: 911.
Insurance and paying for treatment
ARC works with many commercial plans, including Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, TRICARE, Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare. Coverage varies by plan, and we verify your benefits before you start.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. ARC treats adults whose use of cocaine, crack or misused prescription stimulants is causing problems. Your assessment covers what you use, how often and how it affects your life.
It can be. Binge patterns can still harm your health, finances and relationships. If weekend use is hard to control or you worry about it, a confidential assessment can help you decide what to do next.
Many adults start in IOP, which provides scheduled group and individual treatment several days a week while you live at home. PHP offers more daily structure, and Evening IOP is available by live telehealth after the workday. Your assessment guides the recommendation.
Yes. Telehealth sessions are live and scheduled, with a real clinician and group, and you join from a private place in California.
Many plans include benefits for substance use treatment, but coverage varies by plan. ARC works with plans including Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, TRICARE, Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare. We verify your benefits before you start.
Our admissions team contacts you to talk through your needs and next steps. A request is not an appointment or a commitment to treatment.
Prefer to talk? Call or text 530-625-7910.
Talk with us about cocaine or stimulant use
Request a free, confidential assessment or call or text 530-625-7910, 24/7. Asking is not a commitment to treatment.