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Residential · San Pedro, California

House of Hope Foundation Inc House of Hope

Medical Detox Residential Treatment Outpatient Program
Address
235 West 9th Street
San Pedro, California 90731
Accredited by
CARF, Dhcs Licensed By The California Department Of Health Care Services, Approved By The County Of Los Angeles
Available
24/7 admissions
House of Hope Foundation Inc House of Hope - drug and alcohol detox center in San Pedro, CA

About

About House of Hope Foundation Inc House of Hope

House of Hope Foundation Inc., located at 235 West 9th Street in San Pedro, California, is a CARF-accredited residential facility serving Los Angeles County. The center holds licensure from the California Department of Health Care Services and approval from the County of Los Angeles — credentials that matter when families are evaluating where a loved one will undergo withdrawal management and early recovery. The program focuses exclusively on women, including veterans, young adults ages 18 to 25, individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs, and those entering treatment through court order.

The facility offers three levels of care: medical detox, residential treatment, and an outpatient program. Medical detox is available on-site, meaning clients do not need to transfer to a separate facility before stepping into the residential phase of care. That continuity — from supervised withdrawal management through residential and outpatient — is structured to keep women engaged across the full treatment continuum rather than navigating handoffs between unconnected providers.

The clinical approach at House of Hope draws on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, individual counseling, family group counseling, relapse prevention, and grief and loss work, among other modalities. The program also addresses anger management, conflict resolution, domestic violence prevention, and self-awareness and communication enhancement — reflecting the reality that many women entering detox and residential care are managing trauma, PTSD, co-occurring disorders, or histories of domestic violence alongside substance use. A 12-step philosophy is integrated into the program structure.

House of Hope serves women who may have limited financial resources: accepted payment includes Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, sliding scale fees, and self-pay. After completing residential or outpatient programming, clients have access to independent living support, sober living, and a Recovery Bridge Housing program — a three-to-six month option specifically designed for homeless women. For families in Los Angeles County searching for a women’s detox and residential program with structured aftercare, House of Hope offers a rare combination of on-site medical detox, dual diagnosis treatment, and long-term housing support under one organization.

  • On-site medical detox with direct step-down into residential treatment — no facility transfer required
  • Women-only program serving veterans, young adults, court-ordered clients, and those with HIV/AIDS support needs
  • Addresses co-occurring disorders, trauma/PTSD, and domestic violence alongside addiction treatment
  • Recovery Bridge Housing provides 3–6 months of structured housing for homeless women completing treatment
  • CARF-accredited and licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services, with County of Los Angeles approval

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care
Medical Detox Residential Treatment Outpatient Program
Conditions
Trauma / PTSD Co-occurring Disorders / Dual Diagnosis Alcoholism Domestic Violence
Methods
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Individual Counseling Family Group Counseling Anger Management Grief And Loss Relapse Prevention Domestic Violence Prevention Conflict Resolution Self-awareness And Communication Enhancement 12-step Philosophy
Populations
Women Veterans Young Adults (18-25) Hiv/aids Support Court-ordered
Languages
English
Facility
Main House

Location

Where it is

235 West 9th Street, San Pedro, California 90731 Get directions

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Medical Detox and Residential Treatment for Women in San Pedro

House of Hope Foundation offers on-site medical detox at its residential facility in San Pedro, California, allowing women to begin supervised withdrawal management without being transferred to a separate detox center. This matters for continuity of care: moving directly from medical detox into residential treatment within the same program reduces the gaps where people most often disengage from treatment.

The facility is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services, approved by the County of Los Angeles, and accredited by CARF — a combination that signals external oversight of the clinical and operational standards in place. For families making urgent decisions about where a woman will detox and stabilize, those credentials represent a meaningful baseline of accountability.

Dual Diagnosis and Trauma-Informed Care at Every Level

Many women entering detox programs are managing more than withdrawal. House of Hope treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions alongside addiction, and its therapeutic methods include specific modalities for trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, domestic violence, and anger management. This is not a generic add-on — domestic violence prevention and conflict resolution are listed program components, reflecting the population the facility actually serves.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, individual counseling, family group counseling, and relapse prevention are also incorporated into the program. The integration of these services across medical detox, residential, and outpatient levels of care means women do not have to re-establish care relationships as they progress through treatment.

Aftercare and Housing Support After Detox and Residential Treatment

Completing medical detox or residential treatment is not the end of the continuum at House of Hope. The organization operates sober living and independent living options for women transitioning out of structured programming. More distinctively, the Recovery Bridge Housing program offers a three-to-six month housing option specifically for homeless women — a gap that frequently goes unaddressed by treatment programs that discharge clients without stable housing options.

For women in Los Angeles County who face housing instability as a barrier to maintaining recovery after detox or residential care, this structured bridge represents a practical resource that most treatment directories cannot offer from a single provider.

Who House of Hope Serves and How to Pay

House of Hope is a women-only program. Within that population, the facility specifically serves veterans, young adults between 18 and 25, individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs, and those who are court-ordered into treatment. Services are conducted in English.

Payment options include Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, sliding scale fees, and self-pay — a range that makes the program accessible to women who might otherwise be unable to afford inpatient detox or residential care. The facility can be reached at (877) 403-8016 or by email at kwitzenburg@houseofhopesp.org. Office hours run Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed.

After Care

Continuing support

Independent Living Sober Living Recovery Bridge Housing (3-6 Month Program For Homeless Women)

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Payment options
Medicaid Private Insurance Self-pay / Cash Sliding Scale State Insurance
Accreditations
CARF Dhcs Licensed By The California Department Of Health Care Services Approved By The County Of Los Angeles

Common questions

FAQs About House of Hope Foundation Inc House of Hope

Does House of Hope offer medical detox on-site? +
Yes. Medical detox is listed as a level of care at House of Hope's San Pedro facility. Women do not need to complete detox at a separate location before entering the residential program — withdrawal management and residential treatment are available within the same organization.
What levels of care are available at House of Hope? +
House of Hope provides three levels of care: medical detox, residential treatment, and an outpatient program. This continuum allows women to move from supervised withdrawal management through residential stabilization and into outpatient support without changing facilities.
Who does House of Hope accept into its programs? +
The program serves women exclusively, including veterans, young adults ages 18 to 25, individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs, and those entering treatment through court order. The facility also treats co-occurring disorders, trauma and PTSD, and domestic violence alongside addiction.
What insurance and payment options does House of Hope accept? +
House of Hope accepts Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, self-pay, and offers a sliding scale fee option. Families with questions about specific coverage should contact the facility directly at (877) 403-8016.
Is House of Hope accredited? +
Yes. House of Hope holds CARF accreditation and is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services. The program is also approved by the County of Los Angeles, reflecting multiple layers of external oversight.
What happens after completing detox or residential treatment at House of Hope? +
House of Hope provides aftercare options including sober living, independent living, and a Recovery Bridge Housing program. The Recovery Bridge Housing option is a three-to-six month structured housing program designed specifically for homeless women transitioning out of treatment.
What therapeutic approaches does House of Hope use? +
The program incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, individual counseling, family group counseling, relapse prevention, grief and loss work, anger management, conflict resolution, domestic violence prevention, self-awareness and communication enhancement, and a 12-step philosophy.
Does House of Hope treat co-occurring mental health conditions? +
Yes. Co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions are listed among the conditions treated at House of Hope. The program also addresses trauma and PTSD, alcoholism, and domestic violence as part of its clinical scope.
Where is House of Hope located and what area does it serve? +
House of Hope is located at 235 West 9th Street in San Pedro, California 90731, within Los Angeles County. The program's primary service area is San Pedro, CA.
How can I contact House of Hope to inquire about detox or residential admission? +
House of Hope can be reached by phone at (877) 403-8016 or by email at kwitzenburg@houseofhopesp.org. Office hours are Monday through Saturday, generally 8 AM to 4:30 PM, with Sunday closed.
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