The current operator page names PHP or IOP.
These records show only facts the current operator page supports. They do not decide admission, authorization, capacity, or the right level for one child.
6 recordsFor parents · ages 12–17 · after crisis care or hospitalization
PHP and IOP, without the name fog.
A discharge sheet can name a level of care as if it were a door. It is not a door until someone names the program, the hours, who admits, and who pays.
Preview only. Child-and-adolescent clinical review and California access/legal review are pending for this exact revision. This page has no review badge and stays outside search engines and site search unless both reviews and its source checks pass.
Do not wait for intake
Use the safety door when the danger is now.
Call 911 for immediate physical danger, a weapon in use, a serious injury, or an overdose.
Call or text 988 when a teen may act on suicide thoughts, the safety plan is no longer enough, or the teen cannot be kept safe while you arrange care. A county mobile-crisis team may also be an option.
Program pages and intake lines are not crisis response, emergency assessment, or an individualized safety plan.
Three evidence states
A fact, a near neighbor, and a conflict should not wear the same coat.
There is no score and no preferred provider here. Records are grouped by what the current public sources can prove—not by quality, distance, price, or clinical suitability.
The service may be intensive, but its page does not call it PHP or IOP.
This lane prevents a familiar mistake: turning an after-school program, crisis-stabilization service, structured outpatient service, or Full Service Partnership into a formal care level by inference.
6 recordsThe public pages disagree or leave out a patient route.
The disagreement is part of the record. Ask the operator, discharging clinician, and health plan to resolve it before consent, travel, or disclosure of sensitive information.
6 recordsWhat is in scope: Public program and access facts for families of youth ages 12–17 in Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano, Santa Clara, and Stanislaus counties. Programs may publish broader age ranges; this desk does not evaluate care for adults. How records were selected: Included when a current operator, hospital, health-plan, county, or accreditor page names a relevant formal PHP or IOP, a structured aftercare route that could otherwise be mistaken for PHP or IOP, or a material public-source conflict a family should see before calling. Inclusion is not a recommendation, ranking, placement decision, or statement about authorization, clinical suitability, or capacity.
Public-source comparison
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The current operator page names PHP or IOP.
These records show only facts the current operator page supports. They do not decide admission, authorization, capacity, or the right level for one child.
Alameda County · Oakland
Formal level namedSTEP Approach — Alameda site
Seneca Family of Agencies
- Public label
- Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
- Ages
- Ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Daily therapeutic groups with an individualized schedule. The current page does not publish exact days or hours.
- Duration
- Not published on the current operator page.
- Place
- 8945 Golf Links Road, Oakland, CA.
- Payment route
- The current operator page does not publish a program-specific plan list or payment rule. Confirm benefits and authorization with both the program and the health plan.
- Caregiver role
- The operator names individual and family therapy but does not publish an exact caregiver schedule.
A parent, caregiver, hospital, clinician, or health plan can call to ask what referral and authorization steps apply.
Boundary: The operator calls STEP a PHP. A phone inquiry does not establish admission, authorization, or whether this level is clinically appropriate for one child.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Contra Costa County · Concord
Formal level namedSTEP Approach — Contra Costa site
Seneca Family of Agencies
- Public label
- Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
- Ages
- Ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Daily therapeutic groups with an individualized schedule. The current page does not publish exact days or hours.
- Duration
- Not published on the current operator page.
- Place
- 3200 Clayton Road, Concord, CA.
- Payment route
- The current operator page does not publish a program-specific plan list or payment rule. Confirm benefits and authorization with both the program and the health plan.
- Caregiver role
- The operator names individual and family therapy but does not publish an exact caregiver schedule.
A parent, caregiver, hospital, clinician, or health plan can call to ask what referral and authorization steps apply.
Boundary: The operator calls STEP a PHP. A phone inquiry does not establish admission, authorization, or whether this level is clinically appropriate for one child.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Solano County · Fairfield
Formal level namedSTEP Approach — Solano site
Seneca Family of Agencies
- Public label
- Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
- Ages
- Ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Daily therapeutic groups with an individualized schedule. The current page does not publish exact days or hours.
- Duration
- Not published on the current operator page.
- Place
- 480 Chadbourne Road, Suite 101, Fairfield, CA.
- Payment route
- The current operator page does not publish a program-specific plan list or payment rule. Confirm benefits and authorization with both the program and the health plan.
- Caregiver role
- The operator names individual and family therapy but does not publish an exact caregiver schedule.
A parent, caregiver, hospital, clinician, or health plan can call to ask what referral and authorization steps apply.
Boundary: The operator calls STEP a PHP. A phone inquiry does not establish admission, authorization, or whether this level is clinically appropriate for one child.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Santa Clara County · San Jose
Formal level namedSTEP Approach — Santa Clara site
Seneca Family of Agencies
- Public label
- Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
- Ages
- Ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Daily therapeutic groups with an individualized schedule. The current page does not publish exact days or hours.
- Duration
- Not published on the current operator page.
- Place
- 481 North First Street, San Jose, CA.
- Payment route
- The current operator page does not publish a program-specific plan list or payment rule. Confirm benefits and authorization with both the program and the health plan.
- Caregiver role
- The operator names individual and family therapy but does not publish an exact caregiver schedule.
A parent, caregiver, hospital, clinician, or health plan can call to ask what referral and authorization steps apply.
Boundary: The operator calls STEP a PHP. A phone inquiry does not establish admission, authorization, or whether this level is clinically appropriate for one child.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Alameda County · Berkeley
Formal level namedTeen Partial Hospitalization Program
Bay Area Clinical Associates (BACA)
- Public label
- Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
- Ages
- Ages 11–17; this desk is limited to ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Monday–Thursday, 1:00–6:00 p.m.
- Duration
- The operator says 3–6 weeks before step-down is typical and varies by need and acuity.
- Place
- 3010 Colby Street, Suite 221, Berkeley, CA 94705.
- Payment route
- BACA publishes a named insurer list for its teen and young-adult IOP, not for this PHP. Do not carry that IOP list over to PHP; confirm PHP benefits, network status, authorization, and cost for the exact plan.
- Caregiver role
- Family therapy is named among services. The operator does not publish a required caregiver cadence for this PHP.
Call to ask what assessment, referral, and health-plan steps apply to the PHP.
Boundary: The age, schedule, typical duration, location, and screening number are current operator facts. They do not establish admission, authorization, or a clinical level-of-care decision.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Santa Clara County · Los Gatos
Formal level namedQuest High School Program
El Camino Health
- Public label
- Intensive outpatient program (IOP)
- Ages
- Ages 13–18 and still in high school; this desk is limited to ages 13–17.
- Schedule
- Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30–6:30 p.m.; parent session Wednesday, 6:00–7:00 p.m.; Saturday, 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
- Duration
- 12 weeks.
- Place
- 825 Pollard Road, Suite 201, Los Gatos, CA 95032.
- Payment route
- El Camino Health says it works with insurance and a share of cost may apply. The page does not support a plan-specific conclusion.
- Caregiver role
- Wednesday is a parent session and Saturday is described as a family-involvement day.
Call to schedule an assessment and confirm current referral, payment, and participation requirements.
Boundary: Quest is not a general mental-health IOP. The current page requires an identified substance-use disorder or specified habitual problem behavior plus symptoms of a co-occurring mental-health condition.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
The service may be intensive, but its page does not call it PHP or IOP.
This lane prevents a familiar mistake: turning an after-school program, crisis-stabilization service, structured outpatient service, or Full Service Partnership into a formal care level by inference.
Santa Clara County · Los Gatos
Structured care · different labelASPIRE Middle School Program
El Camino Health
- Public label
- Structured after-school treatment; the current page does not label this youth program PHP or IOP.
- Ages
- Grades 6–8; this desk is limited to youth ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 3:00–6:00 p.m.
- Duration
- 10 weeks.
- Place
- 825 Pollard Road, Suite 201, Los Gatos, CA 95032.
- Payment route
- El Camino Health says it works with insurance and a share of cost may apply. Confirm benefits and cost for this exact program.
- Caregiver role
- The operator says family members can learn and participate in therapy but does not publish an exact required cadence here.
Call to ask whether this named after-school program performs the job on the discharge plan and what assessment steps apply.
Boundary: Do not relabel this as PHP or IOP. Ask the discharging clinician and health plan whether it satisfies the recommended treatment intensity.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Santa Clara County · Los Gatos
Structured care · different labelASPIRE High School Program
El Camino Health
- Public label
- Structured after-school treatment; the current page does not label this youth program PHP or IOP.
- Ages
- Grades 9–12; this desk is limited to youth ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 3:00–6:00 p.m.
- Duration
- 8 weeks.
- Place
- 825 Pollard Road, Suite 201, Los Gatos, CA 95032.
- Payment route
- El Camino Health says it works with insurance and a share of cost may apply. Confirm benefits and cost for this exact program.
- Caregiver role
- The operator says family members can learn and participate in therapy but does not publish an exact required cadence here.
Call to ask whether this named after-school program performs the job on the discharge plan and what assessment steps apply.
Boundary: Do not relabel this as PHP or IOP. Ask the discharging clinician and health plan whether it satisfies the recommended treatment intensity.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Contra Costa County · Concord
Structured care · different labelAdolescent Structured Outpatient Services
John Muir Health
- Public label
- Structured outpatient care; the cited page labels only the adult programs PHP and IOP.
- Ages
- Adolescents; the cited page does not publish an exact adolescent age range.
- Schedule
- Not published for the adolescent service on the cited page.
- Duration
- Not published for the adolescent service on the cited page.
- Place
- 4080 Port Chicago Highway, Concord, CA 94520.
- Payment route
- No adolescent program-specific coverage rule is published on the cited page.
- Caregiver role
- Parent education and support are named; exact frequency is not published.
Call to ask for the current adolescent service name, age range, weekly schedule, referral process, and coverage route.
Boundary: The same page calls adult services PHP and IOP but does not use either label for adolescent care. This desk preserves that distinction.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Stanislaus County · Modesto
Structured care · different labelCrisis Stabilization Program
Aspiranet, contracted by Stanislaus County
- Public label
- Short-term crisis stabilization and hospital step-down; not labeled PHP or IOP.
- Ages
- Ages 0–17; this desk is limited to ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; 24/7 on-call coverage is listed.
- Duration
- Described as short term; an exact duration is not published.
- Place
- 1620 Cummins Drive, Modesto, CA 95358.
- Payment route
- The cited county page does not publish a separate program-specific payment rule.
- Caregiver role
- The program provides a comprehensive assessment and a warm handoff; the cited page does not publish a caregiver-session schedule.
The county says referral follows a crisis assessment or can be part of a hospital aftercare plan; this is not presented as ordinary family self-referral.
Boundary: This is a crisis-stabilization and step-down route, not formal PHP or IOP. If danger cannot wait for referral, use 988, county crisis response, or 911 as appropriate.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Stanislaus County · Modesto
Structured care · different labelIntensive Community Support
Aspiranet, contracted by Stanislaus County
- Public label
- Intensive outpatient, home, and community support; not labeled a formal IOP or PHP.
- Ages
- Ages 0–21; this desk is limited to ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.; Tuesday, 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.; Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
- Duration
- Varies by assessed need; no fixed duration is published.
- Place
- 1620 Cummins Drive, Modesto, CA 95358.
- Payment route
- The cited county page does not publish a separate program-specific payment rule.
- Caregiver role
- Services may include individual and family counseling, intensive care coordination, intensive home-based services, medication support, and crisis intervention.
The county says referrals may come from programs, schools, parents or caregivers, and community partners; crisis-stabilization step-down is a primary route.
Boundary: The county uses the phrase intensive outpatient setting descriptively. It does not label this service an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and this desk does not convert it into one.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Stanislaus County · Modesto
Structured care · different labelStanislaus County Full Service Partnership
Central Star Behavioral Health
- Public label
- Full Service Partnership (FSP); not labeled PHP or IOP.
- Ages
- Ages 6–17; this desk is limited to ages 12–17.
- Schedule
- Individual services are delivered mainly in home and community settings; the operator does not publish one fixed weekly calendar.
- Duration
- Not published on the current operator page.
- Place
- 1539 McHenry Avenue, Modesto, CA 95350.
- Payment route
- The operator identifies a county Full Service Partnership; the page does not publish a separate family payment or health-plan rule.
- Caregiver role
- The operator describes a family-focused team with individual and family counseling, psychiatry, medication services, crisis services, and after-school groups.
Call to ask who must refer, what county eligibility applies, and which team owns the next step.
Boundary: FSP is intensive team-based community care. It is not PHP or IOP and should not be substituted for a discharge recommendation without a clinical and payer decision.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
The public pages disagree or leave out a patient route.
The disagreement is part of the record. Ask the operator, discharging clinician, and health plan to resolve it before consent, travel, or disclosure of sensitive information.
Alameda County · Berkeley
Hold before relyingTeen Intensive Outpatient Program
Bay Area Clinical Associates (BACA)
- Public label
- Intensive outpatient program (IOP)
- Ages
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Schedule
- Monday–Thursday, 3:00–6:00 p.m.
- Duration
- The dedicated program page says 8–12 weeks before step-down is typical and varies by need and acuity.
- Place
- 3010 Colby Street, Suite 221, Berkeley, CA 94705.
- Payment route
- BACA lists Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Cigna, ComPsych, Optum UnitedHealthcare, and Valley Health Plan for teen and young-adult IOP. Individual network status, benefits, authorization, and cost still require confirmation.
- Caregiver role
- Family therapy is named among services; an exact required caregiver cadence is not published on the cited IOP page.
Ask the intake clinician to resolve the age rule before relying on the public pages.
The public sources disagree.
Eligible age range
- Dedicated Teen IOP page and Locations page: Ages 11–17.
- BACA homepage program summary: Ages 12–17.
Boundary: The level, Berkeley location, posted schedule, typical duration, and screening number are consistent. The eligible age range is not resolved across current BACA pages.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Alameda County · Fremont
Hold before relyingAdolescent PHP and IOP
Fremont Hospital
- Public label
- The combined current page names adolescent PHP and IOP; a separate still-live IOP page gives materially different IOP facts.
- Ages
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Schedule
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Duration
- Not resolved from the cited pages.
- Place
- Fremont, CA; confirm the exact outpatient site before travel.
- Payment route
- No plan-specific conclusion is made here. Confirm benefits and authorization with the health plan and program after the program facts are resolved.
- Caregiver role
- Not resolved from the cited pages.
Ask which adolescent outpatient page is current, which age and schedule apply, and which number or fax owns the referral.
The public sources disagree.
IOP age range
- Combined adolescent outpatient page: Ages 12–17.
- Dedicated adolescent IOP page: Ages 13–17.
IOP schedule
- Combined adolescent outpatient page: Three days per week, 3:00–6:00 p.m.
- Dedicated adolescent IOP page: Monday–Friday for three hours a day, either 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. or 12:30–3:30 p.m.
Referral contact
- Combined adolescent outpatient page: 888-702-1101 is displayed for program contact.
- Dedicated adolescent IOP page: 510-818-6399 is displayed as a referral fax.
Boundary: Do not choose between the conflicting schedules from this desk. Get the current age, daily hours, weekly days, and referral route in writing.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Santa Clara County · Palo Alto
Hold before relyingRISE Intensive Outpatient Program
Children’s Health Council (CHC)
- Public label
- Intensive outpatient program (IOP)
- Ages
- Ages 13–18 and grades 8–12; this desk is limited to ages 13–17.
- Schedule
- Monday–Thursday, 3:00–6:15 p.m.
- Duration
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Place
- Palo Alto, CA; confirm the exact program site before travel.
- Payment route
- The current public pages conflict about the county Medi-Cal route. Do not infer commercial-plan coverage, county eligibility, or authorization from this record.
- Caregiver role
- The RISE page says parents join a required six-week coaching group and twice-weekly multifamily skills groups.
Ask which duration and county Medi-Cal route are current before relying on either page.
The public sources disagree.
Program duration
- Current RISE page and current RISE flyer: Nine weeks.
- CHC Medi-Cal service page: Twelve weeks.
County Medi-Cal route
- Current RISE page and current RISE flyer: San Mateo County Medi-Cal.
- CHC Medi-Cal service page: Santa Clara County Medi-Cal.
Boundary: The operator describes RISE for suicidal thoughts or behavior, recent attempt, repeated self-harm, and major functioning or emotion-regulation problems. An intake page is not crisis response: use 988 or 911 when safety cannot wait.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Stanislaus County · Modesto
Hold before relyingAdolescent PHP and IOP claims
My Teen Mental Health / Mental Health Modesto LLC
- Public label
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Ages
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Schedule
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Duration
- Not resolved from the cited sources.
- Place
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Payment route
- No reliable plan-specific payment conclusion is supported across the cited sources.
- Caregiver role
- Not resolved from the cited sources.
Use the linked sources to ask the operator and a payer or county referral owner to reconcile the program name, age, address, phone, treatment level, and accreditation scope before sharing personal information.
The public sources disagree.
Age range
- Provider website: Ages 12–17.
- County-hosted presentation: Ages 14–17 for IOP.
Address and operator identity
- Provider website: 1101 Standiford Avenue, Suite A1, Modesto; My Teen Mental Health.
- Joint Commission locator: 1101 Standiford Avenue, Suite D4, Modesto; Mental Health Modesto LLC.
Program scope and contact
- Provider website: Mental-health PHP and IOP; 209-251-1132; after-school IOP.
- County-hosted presentation: IOP Monday–Friday, 4:00–7:30 p.m.; 209-791-7241.
- Joint Commission locator: Accreditation scope displayed for substance-use-disorder PHP and IOP.
Boundary: This record preserves source conflicts; it does not repeat same-day, outcome, efficacy, or clinical-quality marketing claims and does not identify a settled referral route.
Solano County · Site not established
Hold before relyingTeen IOP mentioned in training material
Kaiser Permanente Northern California
- Public label
- A training page mentions a Teen IOP rotation; it does not establish a usable patient route.
- Ages
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Schedule
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Duration
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Place
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Payment route
- This is a Kaiser member-plan inquiry, not a public self-referral or external-network conclusion.
- Caregiver role
- Not published in patient-facing material found for this review.
Kaiser members should use the behavioral-health number on the member card or Kaiser care team and ask for the exact teen IOP service, site, assessment owner, and authorization route.
Ask for these facts.
- Patient-facing program page
- Exact age range
- Current site
- Weekly schedule
- Patient intake route
- Caregiver participation
Boundary: Training material can show that clinicians rotate through a named service. It does not prove the service’s current patient age, site, schedule, intake route, or enrollment criteria.
Sources checked August 31, 2026
Stanislaus County · Modesto
Hold before relyingTeen IOP mentioned in training material
Kaiser Permanente Northern California
- Public label
- A training page names Teen IOP; the patient location page lists referral-only IOP without teen-specific facts.
- Ages
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Schedule
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Duration
- Not resolved from the cited public sources.
- Place
- Enterprise Mental Health and Wellness Center, 4700 Enterprise Way, Modesto, CA 95356.
- Payment route
- This is a Kaiser member-plan route; the public pages do not establish an external self-referral or nonmember payment route.
- Caregiver role
- Not published in the patient-facing material found for this review.
Ask the Kaiser care team to confirm whether the named teen IOP currently operates at this site and who owns assessment and referral.
Ask for these facts.
- Teen-specific patient page
- Exact age range
- Weekly schedule
- Program duration
- Referral criteria
- Caregiver participation
Boundary: The sources support an inquiry, not a verified teen-program record. They do not publish teen age, schedule, duration, family cadence, or program-specific intake criteria.
Before you repeat the story
Make the system answer seven ordinary questions.
A program can sound exact while the referral path remains shapeless. Read these from the discharge sheet, then write down who owns each answer.
- Level: Is this exact youth program formally PHP, formally IOP, or another structured service?
- Safety: What risk can the program manage between sessions, and what sends us back to emergency care?
- Referral: Who must send it—the hospital, plan, county, pediatrician, therapist, or parent?
- Calendar: What days and hours will my teen actually attend, including family work and school coordination?
- Clinical job: What in this program directly treats suicide risk or repeated self-harm?
- Payment: What benefit, network, authorization, and family cost apply to this exact level and site?
- Next owner: If this route cannot take the referral, who must arrange the safe alternative and by what date?
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Teen’s initials
County
Discharge date
Level named on discharge sheet
Program / personLevel / agesDays / hoursReferral / payer ownerNext step / date
How the program treats suicide risk or repeated self-harm
Caregiver sessions and school plan
Written denial, delay, or conflict still unresolved
Who owns a safe alternative
If safety changes: call or text 988. For immediate physical danger, a weapon in use, serious injury, or overdose, call 911.
Public-source dataset 2026-08-31.1 · checked August 31, 2026 · next source review scheduled September 30, 2026
Method, review state, and privacy
This is a source ledger, not a placement service.
Clinical and California access boundaries
- AACAP: Partial Hospital Programs and Intensive Outpatient Programs ↗ · checked 2026-08-31
- NICE: Self-harm — recommendations ↗ · checked 2026-08-31
- California Department of Managed Health Care: Behavioral Health Care ↗ · checked 2026-08-31
AACAP describes what PHP and IOP generally do; it does not classify the local programs on this page. NICE informs the questions about self-harm care. DMHC explains plan access and grievance routes; it does not decide an individual authorization.
What the page does not know
It does not know current capacity, clinical suitability, admission outcome, individual benefits, authorization, total cost, transportation, or whether a schedule has changed after the source-check date. The operator, discharging clinician, health plan, and county may each own a different part of the answer.
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