Crestwood Through the Years
A Legacy Begins
James M. Dobbins, Sr. founded Crestwood Hospitals, later rebranded as Crestwood Behavioral Health, a company dedicated to providing transformational mental health care.
Raising the Bar
Crestwood’s commitment to offering accessible behavioral health services leads to the opening of new campuses, cutting-edge recovery modalities, and innovative program initiatives.
A Path of Prosperity
Crestwood continues to experience prolific growth in partnership with California's counties, further solidifying itself as the leading behavioral health care provider in the state.
Unstoppable Growth
Now, in business for more than 50 years, Crestwood continues to expand its reach, upholding the highest standards of mental health care to empower persons served.
2012
AUGUST
SAMHSA Grant
Crestwood was awarded a SAMHSA training grant bringing the national trauma trainer, Raul Almazar, to Crestwood for consultation, facility visits and a two-day intensive training.
2004
JANUARY
New Campuses
Crestwood opens Crestwood Rehabilitation and Recovery Center, a MHRC, on our Vallejo campus. We opened the Eureka Bridge Program, a licensed adult residential facility, on our Eureka campus opens. Our House at Crestwood Solano, licensed as an adult residential facility, is opened in Vallejo. Crestwood’s Fresno Bridge Program opens as a licensed adult residential facility and a social rehabilitation program. Crestwood Healing Center in Pleasant Hill opens the Bridge Program, an adult residential facility, on its campus.
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2012
JUNE
3-Year CARF Accreditation
Crestwood receives our fourth three-year Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) Accreditation of our community programs, accounting office and corporate office.
2012
JULY
Sacramento PHF
In July 2012, Crestwood opens our fifth Psychiatric Health Facility (PHF) on our Sacramento Center campus.
2013
JULY
SAMHSA Sponsored Training
Crestwood was selected for a SAMHSA-sponsored training in 2013 on the Integration of Trauma-Informed Care in our programs, with goals of coercive. This is incorporated in our programs from orientation throughout employment.
2014
DECEMBER
Electronic Health Records Implementation
Crestwood implements our new Electronic Health Record program in our campuses using Point Click Care.
2014
APRIL
Solano PHF
In April 2014, Crestwood opens its sixth Psychiatric Health Facility (PHF) on our Solano campus. This PHF program provides an alternative to traditional psychiatric care through collaboration, empowerment, a healing environment, peer providers, family partners, and a recovery-oriented milieu.
2014
JUNE
San Diego MHRC
In June 2014, Crestwood opens our seventh Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC), Crestwood San Diego, on our first campus in San Diego County.
2015
JUNE
3-Year CARF Accreditation
Crestwood receives our fifth Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) Accreditation of our community programs, accounting office and corporate office.
2015
JULY
Chula Vista MHRC
Crestwood Chula Vista Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC) opens in July 2015 and is our second campus in the San Diego area.
2015
DECEMBER
Eureka Pathways
Eureka Pathways opens on our Eureka campus in December 2015. This program is an Adult Residential Facility and Medi-Cal certified Social Rehabilitation program.
2016
FEBRUARY
Kingsburg
Crestwood’s Kingsburg Healing Center, a Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC), opens February 1 in Kingsburg, located in Fresno County.
2016
JULY
Friese Hope House
On July 1st Crestwood assumed operations of Freise HOPE House, a 14-bed Crisis Residential Treatment program located in Bakersfield.
