PROGRAMS

Right on Programs is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services, contracted by Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and a DMV approved provider since 1978. We provide DUI treatment for individuals convicted of a wet-reckless, first, second or third offense of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or other drugs.

WET RECKLESS (SB1176): Individuals convicted of a "wet-reckless" DUI offense must complete 12 hours of alcohol and drug education.

3 MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (AB541): Individuals age 21 and older convicted of a first DUI offense must complete 32 hours, consisting of education, group and individual counseling.

6-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (AB762): As ordered by the court and as a condition of probation, individuals age 21 and older convicted of a first DUI offense with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.20% or greater, must complete a minimum 45 hours consisting of education, group and individual counseling.

9-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (AB1353): As a condition of probation, individuals age 21 and older convicted of a first DUI offense with a blood alcohol level of .020 or greater, may be required by the court to complete a 62.25-hour, 9-month treatment program consisting of education, group and individual counseling.

18-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (SB38/SB1344): Individuals age 21 and older whose conviction date was 1990 or later must complete 78 hours consisting of education, group and individual counseling. 

30-MONTH TREATMENT PROGRAM (SB1365): Individuals age 21 and older convicted of a third or more DUI offense may be ordered to complete 158 hours consisting of education, group and individual counseling. The individual must also complete a compendium of evidence for the Court that they have effectively made changes that demonstrate measurable improvement of living and behaving responsibly. 

ANGER MANAGEMENT: We are Certified to provide court ordered Anger Management groups and classes.

DRUG DIVERSION (PC 1000-DEJ): First time offenders and those charged with basic drug charges are usually eligible for a drug diversion program.

Eligible participants will be afforded the opportunity to be "diverted" out of the criminal court system into an alcohol and drug treatment program. Deferred Entry of Judgment ("DEJ") consists but is not limited to following groups: substance abuse education, self-awareness, health and wellness, and relapse prevention. The best part about P.C. 1000 is that If you successfully complete the program you will be permitted to withdraw your guilty plea, the court will then dismiss the case. This means that you will not have a conviction on your record. If you are ever asked whether you have been convicted of a crime you can honestly answer "No".