Substance Abuse and Recovery Services

State-certified Substance Abuse Treatment

IBHS is certified by the Department of Health Care Services as Drug Medi-Cal provider #360015AN (expires 11/30/2025). 

At Inland Behavioral and Health Services, Inc. (IBHS), we offer two departments that specialize in substance abuse treatment. These departments are the Westside Counseling Center and Perinatal Care Network. Below is more information on each department.

Please call us at (909) 881-6146… we can help!

Westside Counseling Center

IBHS’ Westside Counseling Center (WCC) provides both prevention and outpatient drug/alcohol treatment services for men and women. For people at risk of relapse following incarceration or persons with long-term sobriety going through tough times, we also provide Recovery Services. Youth services (ages 12 to 17) may be available.

Payment: Medi-Cal is accepted and there is a sliding fee scale for uninsured persons with low income. We accept referrals from CFS, CalWORKs, and probation (AB109).

If you are concerned that you might have a drug or alcohol problem, please call us at (909) 881-6146.

WCC offers the following outpatient drug-free treatment services:

  • Individual and group counseling
  • Substance abuse assessment and education
  • Crisis intervention
  • Collateral services for significant others
  • Random urine drug-testing
  • Case management services, including referrals to community
  • Women’s Narcotics Anonymous meeting onsite

Hours of Operation:

  • Mondays and Wednesdays, 9 am to 6 pm
  • Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9 am to 7 pm
  • Fridays, 8 am to 5 pm

Teen Advantage Program:

This is a support program for today’s adolescents (ages 12 to 17). The Program teaches youth to make better choices, build life skills, and learn to live drug-free. It is designed to help young people, whether just starting to experiment with drugs and/or alcohol to those who are seeking freedom from addiction. Each teen or pre-teen attends group and individual counseling and are also randomly drug tested throughout the program.

DEJ/PC1000 Drug Diversion Program: This is a 16-week, educationally-based program for first-time drug offenders. Participants must be Court-ordered into this program. This is a fee-based program.

Perinatal Care Network

The Perinatal Care Network (PCN) of Inland Behavioral and Health Services, Inc. is an effective, affordable, and confidential Intensive outpatient treatment Program for pregnant, post-partum, and/or parenting women and their children (who are born addicted to or affected by mother’s drug use). It is the original perinatal substance abuse treatment program of San Bernardino County.

The Goal of PCN is to provide rehabilitative services that will empower women to adopt a healthy, drug-free lifestyle and assist mothers to develop effective parenting and coping skills.

Payment: Medi-Cal is accepted and there is a sliding fee scale for uninsured persons with low income. We accept referrals from CFS and CalWORKs. 

Priority for Admission: 1) pregnant injecting drug users; 2) pregnant substance abusers; 3) injecting drug users; and 4) all others (45 CFR Section 96.131)

The Perinatal Care Network (PCN) Program provides a caring environment to guide clients and their children to health and recovery. The Program Consists of:

  • Intensive substance abuse counseling and education for mothers at 4 days a week (9 am to 1:30 pm, Monday to Thursday) for a minimum of 26 weeks
  • Group and individual counseling
  • Health, nutrition, and parenting education
  • One-on-One parenting training and monitoring of mother-child interactions; possible visitation at the program for children who have CFS Family Reunification case plans
  • Random drug screening to monitor and track recovery from substance use/abuse
  • Referrals to community resources
  • Collateral services for significant others, as needed
  •  Free and developmentally-oriented childcare for children under 5 years old; developmental screenings for children under 5 years old
  •  Transportation provided up to the first two phases, with possible option to extend

Who is eligible?

Eligible women are adult women with a current substance abuse problem or who at risk of relapse based on a history of substance abuse. We accept women who are pregnant, post-partum, and/or parenting children who were substance-exposed and/or drug affected. The program is primarily designed for mothers with children under 5 years old but we can help with children up to age 10.

Hours of Operation: Mondays to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm