Contra Costa County this week broke ground on its first mental health rehabilitation center, a 45-bed facility designed to provide long-term treatment for residents with serious mental illness closer to home.
The Contra Costa Recovery Center will be built in Richmond by renovating an existing county-owned building on the Brookside Shelter campus. In a statement, county officials said the facility will offer longer-term treatment and stabilization services for adults recovering from severe psychiatric conditions.
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