Outpatient treatment · Greater Los Angeles
Eternity Recovery Center treats adults across the greater Los Angeles area. Addiction is a chronic, treatable brain disorder. Care here uses licensed clinicians, behavioral therapies with research support, FDA-approved medications when indicated, and level-of-care matching based on a clinical assessment — not a slogan.
Confidential. No obligation.
The clinical model
These are findings from federal research institutes and national clinical standards. They are not claims about this clinic’s outcomes.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse defines addiction as a chronic, relapsing disorder involving functional changes in brain circuits for reward, stress, and self-control. Those changes can persist after a person stops using. Like heart disease, it disrupts an organ system and is, in many cases, treatable. NIDA — Drug Misuse and Addiction
NIDA’s position is that addiction treatment is not a cure. It is a way of managing the condition, the same way treatment manages asthma or heart disease. A return to use does not mean treatment failed; it means the plan needs to be resumed or adjusted. Relapse rates for drug use are similar to those for other chronic medical illnesses. NIDA — Treatment and Recovery
The ASAM Criteria are the national framework for matching a person to the right intensity of addiction treatment, then reassessing whether to step down, stay, or step up. We use that logic: PHP, IOP, and OP are different doses of the same clinical work, not three separate products. ASAM Criteria
Programs
Care is dosed by clinical hours, medical oversight, and structure — then adjusted as symptoms, safety, and function change. Most people start at the intensity the assessment supports and step down when that intensity is no longer indicated.
PHP
The most structured outpatient level of care — full clinical days, several days a week, while you sleep at home or in supportive housing.
Read moreIOP
Multiple half-day sessions each week. Group and individual therapy that fits around work, school, and family life.
Read moreOP
Lower-intensity continuing care — weekly therapy and recovery planning as independence grows.
Read moreIntegrated
Depression, anxiety, trauma, and bipolar concerns treated alongside substance use rather than after it.
Read moreMAT
FDA-approved medications, prescribed and monitored by psychiatric providers, combined with counseling.
Read moreContinuing
A written continuing-care plan and alumni contact, because the period after structured treatment is a documented high-risk window.
Read moreWhat to expect
No one should have to guess what happens next. Here is the sequence for every person who contacts us.
Call or send a short message. A member of our admissions team responds and listens — no scripts, no pressure.
A licensed clinician completes a confidential assessment of substance use, mental health, medical history, and support at home.
Together we recommend a level of care and build an individualized plan with clear goals, therapies, and a weekly schedule.
As stability grows, intensity decreases — PHP to IOP to OP to alumni support — with the plan updated at every step.
Clinical team
Services are delivered by credentialed staff under clinical supervision. Therapy, medication decisions, and counseling sit with the license or certification that authorizes them — not with unlicensed coaches.
We describe our team by credential rather than by name; individual clinician biographies are available on request.
Admissions & insurance
We work with most major PPO plans and offer a no-cost verification of benefits before you decide anything. Because every plan is different, we confirm your specific benefits with your insurer and explain them in plain language.
Verification of benefits is not a guarantee of coverage or payment. Final determinations are made by your insurance plan.
Confidential contact
Tell us how to reach you and we will follow up by email. If you would rather talk, the phone line above is the fastest route.
16946 Sherman Way, Suite 400
Van Nuys, CA 91406
Call 911, or reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline any time. This website is not monitored for emergencies.
Call or email and we will help you work out the right level of care. Everything you share is kept confidential.
Info@eternityrecovery.com · (747) 217-0070
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Outside these hours, leave a voicemail or send an email and we will follow up on the next business day.
Questions
No. Every program at Eternity Recovery Center is outpatient, which means you live at home — or in supportive housing — and attend scheduled clinical hours. PHP is the most time-intensive option and IOP and OP are designed to fit around employment, school, and caregiving.
That decision follows a clinical assessment rather than a phone script. A licensed clinician reviews your substance use and mental health history, medical needs, prior treatment, and the stability of your living situation, then recommends the least restrictive level of care likely to be effective.
DHCS certification means the State of California's Department of Health Care Services has reviewed this program against its standards for outpatient substance use disorder treatment. Joint Commission accreditation means an independent national body has surveyed our care processes, safety practices, and clinical documentation against behavioral health care standards. Both involve ongoing review, not a one-time approval.
Yes. Substance use disorder records receive protection under federal law (42 CFR Part 2) in addition to HIPAA. We will not confirm to an outside party that you are a client without your written authorization, except in the narrow circumstances the law requires.
We work with most major PPO plans and can complete a verification of benefits before you commit to anything. Coverage and out-of-pocket cost depend entirely on your individual plan, so we confirm the specifics with your insurer and review them with you in plain language. We cannot guarantee coverage.
We will say so. If an assessment suggests you need medically supervised withdrawal, residential care, or a specialty program we do not provide, we will explain why and help you find an appropriate referral.
A confidential conversation with our admissions team carries no obligation and no pressure — you decide what happens next.
Confidential. No obligation.
In an emergency, call 911. For 24/7 crisis support, call or text 988.
