For family members and friends
You can ask what daily life is like, how staff help someone settle in, and how to begin a conversation about moving in.
Families and referral sources
Whether you’re helping a family member, supporting a friend, or making a professional referral, you can ask about Citronia’s sober living home, current availability, house expectations, and next steps. Citronia has served the Los Angeles recovery community since 2017.
A useful first inquiry
A first conversation can stay focused on practical questions: who the home supports, current availability, costs, house expectations, and what happens next. Clinical decisions and treatment recommendations remain with qualified independent providers. Meet the Citronia team, or see what to expect at the home.
You can ask what daily life is like, how staff help someone settle in, and how to begin a conversation about moving in.
The Tarzana home accommodates up to 10 adults. Ask about current rooms, house expectations, tours, transportation, and coordination with independent providers.
An inquiry starts a conversation about fit and next steps. It does not guarantee admission, reserve a room, or confirm an insurance or provider outcome.
Private insurance and treatment connections
For some residents with private insurance, housing costs may be covered through an arrangement involving an independent outpatient or intensive outpatient (IOP) program they attend. Assistance is considered case by case and is not guaranteed. The provider may bill insurance for eligible treatment services; Citronia does not bill insurance for housing. The provider and insurer must verify eligibility and benefits, and staff must confirm any housing assistance and remaining costs.
With the resident’s permission, staff work closely with their independent IOP providers, doctors, and therapists to help coordinate outside care. Each independent provider controls its own assessments, services, admission, insurance participation, and billing. Learn how sober living and outside care differ.
Cash-pay rates are also available on request.
See how private insurance may help
Staff can help you understand which details need to be confirmed with the independent provider and insurer before you make plans.
Privacy and communication
Share only the contact details the team needs to respond. Do not use the website form or automated assistant for medical records, diagnoses, medication details, insurance identification numbers, Social Security numbers, or emergency information.
Citronia does not share a resident's personal information with family members, friends, or referral sources without permission or another lawful basis.
Read the website privacy policyWhen you contact Citronia
Start a conversation
Call Citronia at 747-298-7708 or text 818-280-9332. Inquiries are typically handled the same day; please allow up to one business day for a response. If this is an emergency, call 911; for U.S. crisis support, call or text 988.
Professional referral? Email the Citronia team.