CORE medical clinic

CORE medical clinic Improving the lives of individuals through
comprehensive opioid replacement services.

You should not have to choose between getting support and keeping your life. Outpatient recovery is built to work around...
08/12/2026

You should not have to choose between getting support and keeping your life.

Outpatient recovery is built to work around your job, your home, and the people who count on you. Flexible scheduling and early walk-in hours mean care fits your week instead of replacing it. Our new blog explains how steady support helps you keep showing up without pausing your daily life.

CORE serves Sacramento and West Sacramento, with free treatment available to qualifying patients through the State Opioid Response grant. Read the full blog at coremedicalclinic.com.

08/11/2026

Summer looks relaxing from the outside, but a broken routine can make steady days harder to hold. When the structure slips, progress can feel further away than it did in spring. It does not mean you are going backward. Pick one small anchor, the same time each day, and let the rest rebuild around it. Save this for a week that feels scattered.

07/31/2026

People often expect recovery to arrive as a single turning point, but it usually shows up in small, repeatable moments. A morning that feels manageable. An urge that passes. A day you handled without putting your life on hold. Those quiet wins are the real story, and they add up over months, not minutes. If today held one of those moments for you, it counts. Save this for a day you need the reminder.

07/29/2026

One of the biggest reasons people wait is the fear that treatment means stopping everything. It does not. Outpatient care is built to fit around work, family, and the responsibilities you already carry. Trauma and recovery often show up together, and getting support does not ask you to pause the life you have. Send this to someone who has been waiting.

07/27/2026

One of the biggest reasons people delay is the belief that getting support means stepping away from work and everything else. Outpatient care is built the other way around. Walk-in hours start at 6am, Monday through Friday, so you can get support before your day even begins. You keep your job, your home, and your routine while the care fits around them. Send this to someone who thinks they have to choose.

07/24/2026

Cost is one of the most common reasons people put off getting support, and it is often based on a guess, not an answer. Free treatment is available to qualifying patients through the State Opioid Response grant, at both the Sacramento and West Sacramento locations. You do not have to figure out eligibility on your own. A short conversation can confirm what is possible for you before you commit to anything. Send this to someone who has been waiting because of the cost.

Choosing between outpatient and residential recovery can feel overwhelming when you are already carrying a lot. The diff...
07/22/2026

Choosing between outpatient and residential recovery can feel overwhelming when you are already carrying a lot. The difference is simpler than it sounds. Outpatient care lets you get support while keeping your job, your home, and your daily routine, instead of stepping away from all of it. The new blog breaks down how the two compare and the questions that help you decide what fits your life. You do not have to figure this out alone or all at once. Read the full blog at coremedicalclinic.com.

07/20/2026

Not everyone has felt respected the last time they asked for help, and that memory can make the next step heavier. Recovery with Respect means your background, your language, and your story are met without judgment. Support works better when it fits the life you actually live, in Sacramento and West Sacramento. You deserve care that sees you as a whole person, not a case. Send this to someone who has felt unseen when they reached out.

07/17/2026

The fear of the unknown keeps a lot of people waiting longer than they need to. A first visit is mostly a conversation, not a commitment. You can walk in Monday through Friday from 6am to 10am, talk through your situation at your own pace, and leave knowing your options. Nothing moves forward without your understanding and your agreement. Save this if the first step has felt too uncertain to take.

Cost is one of the biggest reasons to put off getting support, and it is usually a guess instead of an answer. Free trea...
07/15/2026

Cost is one of the biggest reasons to put off getting support, and it is usually a guess instead of an answer. Free treatment is available to qualifying patients through the State Opioid Response grant, at both the Sacramento and West Sacramento locations. The new blog walks you through how it works, who may qualify, and how to start with a walk-in. You do not have to figure out the cost on your own before you reach out. Read the full blog at coremedicalclinic.com.

Address

2100 Capitol Avenue
Sacramento, CA
95816

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 2:30pm
Tuesday 6am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 6am - 2:30pm
Thursday 6am - 2:30pm
Friday 6am - 2:30pm
Saturday 7am - 10am

Telephone

+19164424985

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