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About Bi Bett Corp Southern Solano Alcohol Council
The Southern Solano Alcohol Council is a long-established residential substance use disorder treatment program operated by Bi-Bett Corporation at 419 Pennsylvania Street, Vallejo, California. Bi-Bett, a California nonprofit founded in 1969, runs the program as part of a regional continuum of care that includes withdrawal management, general residential, perinatal residential, intensive outpatient, and DUI education programs across Contra Costa, Alameda, and Solano counties. The Vallejo location specifically serves adults — both men and women — looking for residential treatment for alcohol use disorder and drug addiction.
The clinical approach blends 12-step facilitation, an evidence-supported manualized therapy that introduces residents to the structure and community of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, with individual and group counseling sessions led by licensed clinical staff. Cognitive behavioral therapy techniques are woven through both individual and group work, giving residents practical tools to identify cravings, manage triggers, and rebuild healthier decision patterns. Daily life in the residence is structured around therapy, community responsibilities, and gradual reintegration into work, family, and self-care routines.
The program’s longevity in Vallejo gives it deep roots in the local recovery community. Many residents arrive through referrals from Solano County behavioral health services, the criminal legal system, or family members familiar with the Council’s reputation. Program Director Cynthia Reinbach leads day-to-day operations, with clinical oversight from the broader Bi-Bett leadership team. A 4.6-star Google rating across 29 reviews reflects the consistent regard the program holds among residents and their families.
Southern Solano Alcohol Council accepts Medi-Cal, which is the primary funding source for most residents. Bi-Bett offers payment assistance for individuals who need additional support. The program holds CARF accreditation through the Bi-Bett system, an independent indicator of clinical and operational quality. Most graduates step down into Bi-Bett’s intensive outpatient program to maintain continuity with their counseling team during the critical early months of community reintegration.
- Small 9-bed capacity ensuring intensive medical supervision during detox
- 24-hour medically supervised detox with average 6-day program length
- Joint Commission accreditation for medical detox quality standards
- Over 50 years of specialized alcohol and drug withdrawal management experience
- Comprehensive insurance coverage including Medi-Cal for affordable detox services