Ask about the home
Call, text, or send a short inquiry to learn about the residence and the way day-to-day sober living is approached.
What to expect
What to expect at Citronia’s Tarzana sober living home.
A clear overview of the residence, the inquiry process, and the details that are best discussed directly with the Citronia team.
Beginning the conversation
Start with the practical questions.
You do not need to submit a treatment history or medical records. A first conversation can focus on the residence, current availability, costs, expectations, and whether the setting may fit your situation.
People may contact Citronia while planning a move from detoxification, residential treatment, outpatient care, or another recovery setting. Citronia can explain its sober living role and help coordinate introductions with independent local providers, while each provider remains responsible for clinical and admission decisions.
Review current details
Availability, costs, house expectations, and living arrangements can change. Staff will explain the current details directly.
Discuss fit privately
Each inquiry is considered individually. A conversation is the right place to ask whether the residence may suit the person and situation.
Before deciding
Know what is settled. Confirm what can change.
The website can explain the setting and Citronia's role. A direct conversation is still important for time-sensitive details and questions that are specific to an individual situation.
Confirmed about Citronia
The essentials
- A co-ed sober living residence for adult men and women
- Men and women housed in separate rooms
- A substance-free shared-home setting in Tarzana
- Sober living housing—not medical or clinical treatment—with contacts and coordination help for trusted independent local detoxification, residential, and outpatient facilities; those providers control clinical services, admission, and coverage
Confirm with the team
Current and individual details
- Room arrangements and current availability
- Current payment options, including cash-pay rates and possible private-insurance assistance through an appropriate independent outpatient program
- House expectations and living arrangements
- Whether a requested callback, tour, or next step can be confirmed
- Any questions about visitors, transportation, medications, testing, work or school, or what to bring
Day-to-day life
A shared home with room for ordinary life.
The aim is a calm, substance-free home where practical routines, accountability, respect for shared spaces, and personal responsibility can support the continuing work of recovery.
Citronia supports adults as they participate in life beyond the residence. Exact house expectations and current arrangements are explained during an inquiry rather than assumed from general website information.
See photographs of the residenceCosts and private insurance
Private insurance may be able to help.
Private insurance may be able to help as part of the overall arrangement when someone is connected with an appropriate independent outpatient or intensive outpatient (IOP) program. Eligibility and benefits vary and must be verified by the outpatient provider and insurer. Citronia does not directly bill insurance for sober-living housing.
Citronia can help you explore the next step and coordinate an introduction to an independent provider. Each provider remains responsible for its clinical services, admission decisions, and insurance participation.
Cash-pay rates are also available upon request. No particular coverage, provider admission, cost assistance, or remaining out-of-pocket amount is guaranteed.
Explore private insurance options
For a family member or professional referral, visit information for families and referral sources.
Ask about current details
Begin with a private conversation.
Call or text 818-280-9332, or send a short inquiry. Staff can explain current availability, costs, expectations, and next steps.