About this page. Ohana Recovery Center is a women-only residential treatment program at 1936 Hazel Nut Court, Agoura Hills, California. We are licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (license 191091AP, verify on the CHHS facility list) and accredited by The Joint Commission. Our medical director, Sirisat Khalsa, MD, is board-certified in addiction medicine. Detox at Ohana is clinically managed, with 24-hour on-call medical support. Nothing on this page is a promise about outcomes: recovery looks different for every woman, and the right level of care is decided with you after a confidential assessment.
Where is the facility?
At 1936 Hazel Nut Court, Agoura Hills, California 91301, a residential neighborhood in the Santa Monica Mountains about 35 miles west of downtown Los Angeles, between the San Fernando Valley and Malibu. It is reachable from LAX and Burbank airports in roughly an hour, depending on traffic.
What is the home like?
A private single-family residence shared by a small group of women. It has bedrooms, a full kitchen where meals are prepared by our chef, living and group rooms, and outdoor space.
What does a typical day look like?
Mornings start with meditation or movement and breakfast together. The clinical day runs through individual sessions, groups, family sessions when scheduled, and expressive or holistic therapies such as art, music, yoga and breathwork, with lunch and dinner from our chef. Evenings are for recovery meetings, reflection and rest. The schedule is structured, and your therapist adjusts it with you.
Is the facility licensed?
Yes. Ohana Recovery Center holds California Department of Health Care Services license 191091AP, which you can verify on the state’s public facility list, and is accredited by The Joint Commission.
Can I visit before I decide?
Call 818-308-1370 and ask. Because this is a private home where women are in treatment, visits are arranged in advance and kept short to protect clients’ privacy.
What should I bring?
Comfortable clothing for about a week, toiletries, any current prescription medications in their original containers, your insurance card and ID, and a notebook. Ask our admissions team for the full list and for anything that is not allowed before you arrive.
Talk to a woman who answers the phone. Call 818-308-1370 or request a confidential callback. We can check your PPO or POS benefits the same day, and there is no obligation.
Sources
If you are in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or dial 911. Ohana is not an emergency service.
