Occupational Health Services (OHS)
Occupational Health Services (OHS) has provided alcohol and drug counseling services in the State of California to DUI offenders for over 30 years. OHS has offices located in the Bay Area, Central Valley and San Diego County, which offer a variety of services to ensure relevant programs and services are available for the community.
OHS, a division of MHN, is committed to providing the highest quality of counseling and educational services to those who have been convicted of violating DUI laws. OHS collaborates with the criminal justice system and is licensed by the California State Department of Alcohol and Drugs. OHS’s experience and innovation have placed us at the forefront of DUI programs. We serve participants from diverse social, economic and ethnic backgrounds and offer services in English and Spanish.
OHS has developed its own educational curriculum, exceeding the state requirements, using pre- and post-tests and surveys for the development of effective educational tools. Our well-trained staff evaluates and provides referral services for alcohol or drug-dependent participants. All counselors are registered or certified by the state, and are well-versed in the California Code of Regulations, Title 9, which governs all California DUI programs.
OHS is a board member of CADDTP, the California Association of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs. We work closely with the criminal justice system, including judges, adult probation, state parole, the State DUI Advisory Board and other referring agencies, such as the Department of Motor Vehicles. We maintain an extensive list of referral resources and collaborate with other organizations to facilitate a positive outcome for our program participants.
Every participant must provide either a current court referral, an admin per se letter from the arresting agency or a current H-6 (life history) DMV printout. Upon receipt of a court referral, the referral is tracked in a computerized database to ensure accurate enrollment or failure to enroll.
In order to fulfill the court and/or DMV requirements, participants must complete all of the requirements of their referred program.
OHS’s Licensed DUI Programs include:
- 12-Hour Education Only
- 3, 6, and 9-month First Offender
- 12-month First or Multiple Offender (prior to 1990)
- 18-month Multiple Offender
- 30-month Multiple Offender – Stanislaus County Only
- Anger Management Programs
- Survival To Adulthood Referral Program (STAR) (San Diego)
- Chemical Dependency Intensive Out Patient (Modesto, Oakland)
- Drug Diversion Tier II PC1000 (Modesto)
- Comprehensive Alcohol & Drug Assessments
Contact an OHS office near you:
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Santa Clara County 625 Ellis St. Suite 100 Mountain View, CA 94043 650-988-4825 |
Contra Costa County
1070 Concord Ave. Suite 222 Concord, CA 94520 925-356-3512 or 11299 San Pablo Ave, Suite W El Cerrito, CA 94530 (510) 620-1034 |
Alameda County 344 Pendleton Way Oakland, CA 94621 510-430-3699 |
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San Diego County 1637 Capalina Rd. San Marcos, CA 92069 760-891-1500 |
San Mateo County 1941 O’Farrell Suite 114 San Mateo, CA 94403 650-572-0300 |
Stanislaus County 2260 Floyd Ave. Suite 100 Modesto, CA 95355 209-527-8070 |
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