Riverside University Health System (RUHS) serves the Inland Empire with comprehensive healthcare services, including specialized treatment for mental health and substance use disorders. Their Rubidoux Family Care Center, located within the Don Schroeder Family Care Center, provides outpatient services on weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The center holds both Joint Commission and CARF accreditations, reflecting their commitment to quality care. RUHS offers age-specific programming for children, transitional youth (16-25), adults, and seniors over 60. Their early intervention approach includes the Set-4-School program for children aged 0-5, recognizing the importance of developmental support from an early age. The system extends its reach through home visits, particularly for older adults, and provides specialized services for pregnant women, parents, and individuals involved with the criminal justice system. Accessibility is a priority at RUHS, with translation services available in multiple languages including American Sign Language, wheelchair-accessible facilities, and accommodations for parents to bring children under 5 to appointments. Treatment approaches follow a personalized, "whatever-it-takes" philosophy that combines therapy, housing assistance, and life skills training. Their integrated care model incorporates medication support, medication-assisted treatment, multidimensional family therapy, and coordination with primary care physicians. Clients can conveniently access their treatment records during and after care through the MyChart app.