Santa Barbara Crisis Residential - Social Rehabilitation Facility in Santa Barbara, California
SRF

Santa Barbara Crisis ResidentialSocial Rehabilitation Facility in Santa Barbara, California

66 S. San Antonio Road, Santa Barbara, California 93110
FACILITY TYPE
Social Rehabilitation Facility
STARTING RATE
Contact for price
CAPACITY
10 Residents

About Santa Barbara Crisis Residential

Families visiting this corner of Santa Barbara have a Vons grocery store about half a mile away for quick errands, along with a CVS Pharmacy and Tucker's Grove County Park about a mile away. You will find Santa Barbara Crisis Residential on S. San Antonio Road as a small community set up as a social rehabilitation facility. Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. has operated this home since 2019, providing room for 10 residents. The setting serves adults (18–59) and is designed for residents who can walk and move around on their own.

License Verification

Licensed
Type:SRF(SRF)
Number:425802137
Verified:Against California CDSS on Oct 5, 2026

License data from California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing

Santa Barbara Crisis Residential at a glance

Santa Barbara Crisis Residential is one of 2 social rehabilitation facilities listed in Santa Barbara.

State inspection record

California's licensing inspectors have visited Santa Barbara Crisis Residential 6 times, most recently on Jun 2, 2026. There are no complaints on record.

Licensed since
Jun 1, 2019
Last visit
Jun 2, 2026
Visits on record
6
Complaints
0

Citations: 1 Type A · 1 Type B (counted per visit)

What do these numbers mean?

Type A citations are for an immediate risk to residents' health, safety or rights. Type B citations are for something that could become one if it is not fixed.

The state counts citations per visit, so a follow-up visit can count the same citation again. The state publishes about five years of records.

Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing — checked Oct 5, 2026.

A local advisor reads every inspection and complaint report on Santa Barbara Crisis Residential and emails you a plain-English summary, usually within one business day.

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Nearby Services & Attractions

Nearby Places

Everyday services recorded near this address include Santa Barbara Korean Presbyterian Church (0.1 mi), Santa Barbara County Psychiatric Health Facility (0.3 mi) and Pokewaves (0.5 mi). Distances are straight-line.

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Frequently asked questions about Santa Barbara Crisis Residential

What type of care does Santa Barbara Crisis Residential provide?
Santa Barbara Crisis Residential is a social rehabilitation facility in Santa Barbara, California, licensed for 10 residents.
Where is Santa Barbara Crisis Residential located?
Santa Barbara Crisis Residential is at 66 S. San Antonio Road, Santa Barbara, California 93110. It is near Tucker's Grove County Park.
When was Santa Barbara Crisis Residential last inspected?
California's Community Care Licensing Division last visited Santa Barbara Crisis Residential on Jun 2, 2026.
Has Santa Barbara Crisis Residential had any citations?
As the state tallies them (per visit, so a follow-up visit can count a citation again), Santa Barbara Crisis Residential's public record lists 1 Type A and 1 Type B citations. The full inspection report, free from a local advisor, explains each one.
Who operates Santa Barbara Crisis Residential?
The state license for Santa Barbara Crisis Residential is held by Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc., first licensed on Jun 1, 2019.
Who can live at Santa Barbara Crisis Residential?
The state licenses Santa Barbara Crisis Residential to serve adults (18–59). Its license notes: "Short term crisis residential treatment program. 10 ambulatory only."

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