About · Tarzana, CA
Lumora Recovery, Tarzana. One private house, one purpose.
Lumora Recovery is a residential substance use treatment program at 6130 Wilbur Ave in Tarzana. Medical detox and residential treatment happen under one roof, in a private house that is home to a small household at a time.
The house
One private house on Wilbur Avenue
Medical detox when someone is physically dependent, then residential treatment in the same house.
The great room, the marble dining tables, the bedrooms in charcoal linens, the wellness room with its living green wall and the covered gazebo in the garden are shared by a small household.
On the record
Licensed by the state, accredited by The Joint Commission
Lumora Recovery is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services as a residential program with detoxification, under DHCS License No. 191642AP, with approval for incidental medical services. Anyone can check it on the state’s public facility record.
Lumora is accredited by The Joint Commission. Its public accreditation record lists the house on Wilbur Avenue as an accredited site for detox and residential treatment, effective April 17, 2025.
Care at Lumora
What happens here
Medical detox. Supervised withdrawal from alcohol or drugs, leading straight into residential treatment.
Residential treatment. The full program, lived in the house, with treatment picking up in the same house where detox ends.
Dual diagnosis care. Mental health conditions that occur alongside substance use, assessed and addressed alongside it, with the assessment deciding how.
Eating disorder support. Support and coordinated planning when an eating disorder occurs with substance use, with referral when a specialized program is safer.
Aftercare planning. A plan for continuing care near home, ready before discharge.
Lumora is dedicated to detox and residential substance use treatment, with co-occurring mental health conditions assessed alongside it. When a hospital, a dedicated mental health program or a specialized eating disorder program should come first, the assessment identifies it from the first call.
Sister program
Last Door Sobriety, Van Nuys
Last Door Sobriety, on Valjean Avenue in Van Nuys, offers partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient care, about four miles from Lumora, under 10 minutes by car without traffic.
Lumora concentrates on detox and residential treatment, and those step-down levels come from programs such as Last Door. Lumora and Last Door share ownership; the choice of program is always yours. Last Door Sobriety’s website.
Privacy
Discretion
Federal law (42 CFR Part 2) gives records from federally assisted substance use treatment programs extra protection on top of ordinary medical privacy rules. Lumora sits on a quiet residential street, and visits are by arrangement. How this website handles information.
FAQ
About Lumora Recovery in Tarzana
Where is Lumora Recovery in Tarzana?
At 6130 Wilbur Ave, Tarzana, CA 91335, on a residential street in the southwest San Fernando Valley. The state record also lists 6132 Wilbur Ave as an additional location.
What levels of care does Lumora provide?
Two, medical detox and residential substance use treatment. Within them, co-occurring mental health conditions are assessed and addressed alongside substance use, with the assessment deciding how. Lumora also offers support and coordinated planning for co-occurring eating disorders, and aftercare planning.
Where we are
On a quiet residential street in Tarzana.
Lumora Recovery6130 Wilbur Ave
Tarzana, CA 91335
(818) 422-7772 · info@lumorarecovery.com
Tarzana sits in the southwest San Fernando Valley, close to the 101 and Ventura Boulevard. Please call before visiting so we can protect the privacy of the people in our care.
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Sources
- California DHCS, SUD Recovery Treatment Facilities (state facility record)
- California DHCS, Incidental Medical Services
- HHS, Fact Sheet: 42 CFR Part 2 Final Rule
This page is for information and is not a substitute for medical, legal or insurance advice. Sources checked October 9, 2026.