Adult Outpatient Programs in California
Our outpatient drug and alcohol treatment programs in Los Angeles and Santa Ana are for clients making the transition from residential treatment back into the community or for those who select treatment while living at home. We currently offer outpatient treatment services in the following locations:
Los Angeles County:
Phoenix House Venice – program for men
503 Ocean Front Walk, Venice, CA 90291.
Tel: 310-392-3070
Phoenix House Santa Fe Springs – program for women
11015 South Bloominfield Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Tel: 562-941-8042
Orange County:
Phoenix House Orange County
1207 East Fruit Street, Santa Ana, CA 92701
Tel: 714-953-9373
Admissions & Fees
To enroll in an adult outpatient drug treatment program, or to speak to one of our trained staff about Phoenix House programs, please click on the program name above that interests you.
Phoenix House is supported with multiple funding sources. The exact fee paid depends on each individual case, personal income, and funding source. Fees may be paid by:
- Insurance benefits, with copayments determined by insurance plans;
- MediCal and Drug MediCal for low-income clients;
- Government contracts for qualifying individuals without the ability to pay; and
- Self-pay, with a sliding fee scale, based on income.
Outpatient Program Philosophy
Phoenix House Outpatient Programs go beyond the walls of the treatment facility to influence a person’s “outside community” – i.e., family, friends, and lifestyle – to assist in establishing an environment that is emotionally healthy to achieve your greatest potential. We use a range of evidence-based practices along with time-tested principles of recovery management.
Phoenix House establishes a structured environment where clients can more easily gain control of their lives by developing emotional, cognitive, social, behavioral, and educational skills. All activities address alcohol and/or other drug abuse issues so that those in our programs can learn to act in their own best interest, as well as in the best interests of their families and communities.
Our well-trained professional staff adjusts services to meet the diverse characteristics of those in our care, with attention paid to culture, ethnicity, age, gender and sexual orientation. Acting with warmth and compassion, our staff is sensitive to the mental health and trauma-related issues by helping to recognize and nourish individual strengths which serve as the foundation for recovery.
Our treatment philosophy centers on the concept of self-help, encouraging each individual to actively participate in his or her own treatment, as well as the concept of the community itself as healer, and the understanding that treatment and recovery are ongoing processes related in part to everyday experience. We embrace the view of “right living,” based on a clearly articulated value system emphasizing the importance of educational and vocational achievement, as well as personal fulfillment through a range of healthy relationships, including sober support networks of families and friends.
True Stories
Phoenix House alumni are grateful for the assistance they received, fully committed to recovery, and proud of the changes they have been able to make in their lives. Their stories of “rising above addiction” are poignant and inspirational. Read these true stories here.