Families & professional referrals · Los Angeles

Families & referrals.
Housing facts.

Citronia is a co-ed sober-living home for adults in Tarzana, Los Angeles. Since 2017, we’ve provided substance-free housing with clear expectations and shared responsibilities.

Who it may suit: Adult men, women and couples, age 18+, seeking a substance-free shared home. Residents are expected to arrive sober; most come after detox. Clinical care stays with independent providers.

Ask staff about the home, current openings and a tour before making plans.

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Inquiries are typically handled the same day; please allow up to one business day for a response. An inquiry begins a conversation. It does not reserve a room or guarantee admission.

For families and referral professionals

Referral essentials, at a glance.

Use these facts to assess housing fit. Staff confirm current openings, rates and individual arrangements.

Who may be a fit
Residents must be 18 or older and are expected to arrive sober. Most arrive after detox. Talk with staff about your situation and whether the home fits your needs.
Who may not be a fit
Citronia does not provide detoxification, medical or psychiatric care, or clinical treatment.
Shared rooms
Co-ed home for adult men and women. Bedrooms accommodate two residents.
Bed availability
Ask staff about current openings. Total capacity is 10 residents, not a count of available beds.Check current availability
Monthly housing price
Available upon request.Review housing costs and payment options
Typical stay guidance
Residents generally plan to stay at least 90 days. Staff discuss the length of stay with each resident.
MAT
Prescribed medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is welcome. Independent providers handle prescribing and treatment.
Medication handling
Staff can unlock a medication storage box when a resident requests access. Confirm arrangements before moving in.
Work and school
Residents can work or attend school.
Meetings
Residents must attend two 12-step or other recovery-based meetings each week, plus the Sunday house meeting.
Drug / alcohol testing
Urinalysis (UA) twice a week; alcohol and drug screening is random.
Curfew and arrangements
Curfew is 11 p.m. on weekdays and midnight on Friday and Saturday nights. House meetings take place on Sunday afternoons; confirm the exact time with staff.
Outside IOP
Residents can usually continue with their existing independent intensive outpatient program (IOP). Confirm the arrangement with staff; the provider handles clinical care.
Couples
Couples are welcome and may share a bedroom. Otherwise, men and women stay in separate rooms.
Transportation
Transportation to important appointments and commitments can be arranged on request, including doctor visits, appointments with an independent intensive outpatient (IOP) provider, and job interviews. Discuss timing and needs with staff in advance.

For referral professionals

What to include in a referral inquiry.

Use your own contact details and give the housing question and timing. You can ask about openings without naming the prospective resident or sharing health history.

  • Choose a call, text or email reply. Give your first name and the contact detail needed to reach you.
  • Select the housing timing and topic. Professional referral is preselected; you can change it.
  • Add a general housing question if needed, read the privacy notice and consent to a reply.
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After your inquiry

What happens after you inquire?

Staff confirm the housing arrangement before any move-in. An inquiry alone does not reserve a room or confirm admission.

  1. Send the inquiry

    Call, text or use the form. Give your housing question, timing and preferred reply method.

  2. Connect with staff

    Inquiries are typically handled the same day; please allow up to one business day for a response. A requested callback time is not confirmed until staff responds.

  3. Discuss fit and availability

    Review openings, rooms, costs and house rules. Discuss transitions with outside care; independent clinicians recommend treatment.

  4. Confirm arrangements together

    Arrange a tour with staff if requested. Confirm admission and move-in details before making plans.

For families and friends

Know what to expect.

Choosing a home for someone you care about raises practical questions. Get to know the staff, costs and daily expectations before deciding.

Discuss your loved one’s housing needs and request a tour. Include the prospective resident so their questions and preferences are heard.

See the residence

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Who we welcome

Could Citronia be a good fit?

  • Adults seeking a substance-free shared home and household accountability.
  • Comfortable with shared-house routines, recovery meetings, and personal responsibility.

Prescribed medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is welcome. Independent providers handle prescribing and treatment.

Residents can work or attend school. In most cases, they can continue with their existing independent IOP; discuss the individual arrangement with staff.

Clear about our role

When other care is needed.

Citronia provides housing, not detoxification, medical or psychiatric care, or clinical treatment. The home cannot meet a need for those services from Citronia.

Independent clinicians assess care needs and recommend treatment. If treatment is needed before sober living, staff can help explore providers and coordinate a transition. Confirm the housing arrangement before planning a move.

Housing costs and outside care

Housing costs and payment options

Ask staff for current housing rates. Staff confirm cash-pay rates, possible individual housing assistance and remaining housing costs. Independent treatment costs and insurance decisions are separate.

See the amenities and included essentials. Food is not provided. Residents can use the shared kitchen.

Ask for current housing costs

Having Medi-Cal does not prevent residency, but Medi-Cal cannot be used for the insurance-assistance option.

For residents with private insurance attending an appropriate independent outpatient or IOP program, housing assistance is determined jointly by Citronia and the outside program, case by case, and is not guaranteed.

Citronia does not bill insurance for housing. The provider and insurer verify treatment benefits and costs; staff confirm any assistance and remaining housing costs.

Read about costs and housing assistance

Working relationships built since 2017

Help finding outside care.

Since 2017, Citronia has built working relationships with independent treatment and continuing-care providers.

Residents, prospective residents, families and referral professionals can ask about:

  • Medical detox
  • Residential treatment
  • Partial hospitalization programs (PHP): structured daytime treatment
  • Intensive outpatient programs (IOP): scheduled treatment while living elsewhere
  • Outpatient and other continuing-care services

These services are provided by independent treatment providers. Citronia is a sober-living residence and does not provide clinical treatment.

Daily life at Citronia

Medication and outside-care details

Read the medication and outside-care details below. Confirm individual arrangements with staff.

Medication storage and prescribed MAT

Prescribed medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is welcome. Medication can be stored in a locked box that staff unlock when residents request access. Discuss storage and access before moving in. Independent healthcare providers handle prescribing and treatment.

Coordination with outside care

With the person’s permission, staff can arrange introductions and coordinate communication with independent treatment providers, doctors and therapists. This may include a move into sober living after treatment or connections to more outside support. Independent providers handle clinical assessment and care.

Speak with Citronia directly

Ask about housing or a referral.

Use the call or text options below, or email citroniarecovery@gmail.com. Prospective residents, families, friends, and professionals are welcome.

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