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Crestwood Hope Center

115 ODDSTAD DRIVE, Vallejo, CA 945893.2 (5 reviews)
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About

Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. is California's leading mental health care provider founded in 1968, operating 31 campuses serving adults from all racial and ethnic backgrounds. Crestwood Vallejo offers a continuum of mental health care programs including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP), and pre-vocational training through Dreamcatchers Empowerment Network. The facility provides 24-hour psychiatric and mental health consultation, nursing supervision, medication management, and independent living skills training in a residential setting.

Capacity

24 residents

Phone

(707) 552-0215

Website

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Location

Amenities

Wheelchair Accessible Parking
Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
Library
Garden/Outdoor Spaces
Chapel
Fitness Center
Arts & Crafts
Wheelchair Accessible

Life & Activities

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) groupsWRAP treatment groupsDreamcatchers Empowerment Network pre-vocational trainingPeer support groups (Dual Recovery Support, AA/NA, Special Men's Issues, Women's Assertiveness, DBT support)Creative arts classesHolistic healing classesClasses on breath and soundZumbaCooking, baking, movie and pizza nightsCards and board gamesHoliday and Spiritual event celebrationsResident Councils (held every Friday)

Care Services

  • Medication Management
  • Physical Therapy
  • Personal Care
  • Twenty Four Hour Staff
  • Wellness Programs
  • Behavioral Health

Ratings & Reviews

3.2

out of 5

Based on 5 reviews

Reviews (5)

Reviews from Google

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N8T1V3_5F

Apr 2025
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Lilly Lee

Apr 2025

I strongly advise caution when considering Crestwood as a provider of care for your loved ones. While the company presents itself as committed to patient well-being, the reality often paints a different picture. Crestwood has demonstrated a disturbing pattern of prioritizing profit over the people it serves, offering minimal genuine support to its patients while subjecting them to neglect and mistreatment. Even more concerning is the company’s internal culture, which appears to reward unethical behavior among staff and punish those who speak out. Long-standing employees have been terminated for raising valid concerns, particularly in cases involving serious misconduct—such as substance use and theft on the job—by individuals like Sukhbeer Snh. Rather than addressing these issues appropriately, leadership, including Mr. Lance Woodson, has chosen to protect the wrongdoers and silence whistleblowers. There are also credible reports of financial misconduct, including the withholding of employee bonuses. Such practices raise serious ethical questions about how this organization is managed. In light of these issues, I urge families to thoroughly research alternative options for care. Your loved ones deserve an environment of safety, integrity, and accountability—qualities that, in my experience, are sorely lacking at Crestwood.

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Wayne Edwards

Dec 2020
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timothy wolf

Jan 2018
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Ethel Leslie

Nov 2017

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