For myself
I need help.
Saying it is the hardest part, and you just did. See what treatment actually looks like here — the home, the day, the people — and what happens when you call.
What to expect
Clinically managed detox, residential and outpatient treatment in intimate, licensed homes across Los Angeles — for men, for women, for first responders, and for those who need care without stepping away from their lives.
You don't need to have it figured out, and you don't need to know which program is right. Tell us what's happening, and we'll take it from there. The next step takes five minutes.
Saying it is the hardest part, and you just did. See what treatment actually looks like here — the home, the day, the people — and what happens when you call.
What to expectYou've been carrying this a long time. Learn how to start the conversation, what admission looks like, and how our case managers handle the logistics — work, insurance, paperwork — so you don't have to.
A guide for familiesEAPs, SAPs, unions, clinicians and case managers: licensing, accreditation, clinical scope, and a direct admissions contact — everything needed to place with confidence.
Referral informationMen, women and first responders each have a home of their own, with a team that works only with them. For those who can't step away from work or family, there is a program to come to instead.
A quiet residential street north of Los Angeles. Six beds, never more. Clinically managed detox, followed by a full, structured day of clinical groups, with 12-step meetings in the evening.
Open sky and room to breathe, minutes from the canyon. The same six-bed program as Santa Clarita, with the space to slow down and do the work.
A home for women only, in the hills west of the Valley. Clinically managed detox and residential treatment, trauma-informed from the first day, with a family program on Sundays — because the people who love you are part of the work.
Not a home but a program: full days or a few sessions a week, in Encino, in Edmond, or online from anywhere in the country, built around work and family. Local participants in Encino who need a place to stay are housed in our sober living at no cost.
A home for first responders only. Clinically managed detox and residential treatment with a team that understands the job, the culture, and what it costs to carry — so that part never needs explaining.
Call and tell us what's happening. We'll tell you where you — or the person you're calling for — would be, what a day there looks like, and what comes next.
Talk it through with admissionsEach program also has a website of its own; you'll find it on the location page.
You don't have to know which level fits. That's what the first conversation is for.
Ask admissions →Every treatment plan is overseen by our clinical, medical and nursing directors together, and built from the full range of evidence-based care.
Most people expect a wall of paperwork. It's a conversation, and the same person stays with you from the first call to the day you arrive.
Call, text or send a message. A member of our admissions team answers, 7:30 AM to 10 PM Pacific. The conversation is confidential, and nothing you say commits you to anything.
What's been happening, what you've tried, what worries you most. That conversation is the assessment; there is no separate test to pass.
We verify your benefits, explain what's covered in plain terms, and tell you which home or program fits. The decision stays yours.
You'll know what to bring, what the first day holds, and who will meet you at the door. From here, your case manager handles work, leave and insurance paperwork.
We're in-network with most major plans. A free, confidential benefits check takes a few minutes, and you'll know what your plan covers before you decide anything.
If your plan isn't shown, call anyway. We work with many more than fit here, and we'll tell you exactly where you stand.
Before anyone leaves a program, a case manager builds the next step with them — outpatient care, housing, therapy, work and family logistics — and stays a phone call away after.
Yes. Our men's, women's and first responder programs each provide clinically managed detox with 24-hour on-call medical support, followed by residential treatment in the same home.
Most major plans are accepted. We verify your benefits before you commit to anything and explain exactly what is and isn't covered.
Thirty days is typical for residential care, but length follows the clinical recommendation for the person, not a fixed calendar.
Our outpatient and virtual programs are built around work and family schedules. Case managers also handle FMLA, leave and disability paperwork.
Yes. Your call, your assessment and your treatment are confidential, and admissions speaks only with the people you authorize.
Have a question that isn't here?
Ask admissions →Talk to our admissions team about what's going on — they'll walk you through options, insurance, and what day one looks like. Call 866-802-3159, 7:30 AM – 10 PM Pacific, or send a message and we'll call or text you back.
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