Admissions · Tarzana, CA
Rehab admissions in Los Angeles, one call to start.
Admissions at Lumora Recovery begins with a confidential phone call, at any hour. From there, a clinical assessment decides the level of care, and arrival is arranged privately at the house in Tarzana.
The process
Four steps from the first call to arrival
The first call is the only step you need to take today.
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The first call
You tell admissions what is being used and for how long. Admissions answers your questions and asks what the assessment needs.
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Deciding the level of care
A clinical assessment sets it, from medical detox to residential treatment in the same house, with a hospital first when health calls for one.
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Help with coverage
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A private arrival
Intake is done privately, in the house, and care begins.
What to expect
What rehab admissions in Los Angeles look like at Lumora
Lumora is a private house on a quiet residential street in Tarzana, home to an intimate household. Intake happens privately in the house, not at a reception desk.
The assessment decides what comes first. For someone physically dependent on alcohol or drugs, that is usually medical detox, followed directly by residential treatment. When a hospital should come first, the assessment shows it, and admissions points you there.
Calling for someone else
You can call for someone else, without their agreement or a diagnosis. Tell admissions what is being used and for how long, as far as you know it. If they say no for now, it is not the end. For how to start the conversation, and what to do next, read how families can help someone get to treatment.
FAQ
Questions before you call
Is the call confidential?
Yes. The call is confidential and commits you to nothing. Separately, federal law (42 CFR Part 2) gives records from federally assisted substance use treatment programs extra protection on top of ordinary medical privacy rules.
What if another setting should come first?
The assessment identifies it, and admissions points you to the right next step. SAMHSA’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-4357, is free, confidential and open 24 hours a day, and gives referrals to other treatment options, including for family members calling on someone’s behalf.
What does the assessment decide?
The level of care. It looks at what is being used and for how long, physical and mental health, and past withdrawal, and decides whether detox, residential treatment, or another setting comes first.
Can we visit Lumora first?
Visits are by arrangement. Call admissions to ask.
Admissions, 24 hours a day
Rehab admissions in Los Angeles start with one call.
Admissions answers 24 hours a day. Tell us what is happening, and we will map out the first step, from detox to residential treatment in the house.
Sources
This page is for information and is not a substitute for medical, legal or insurance advice. Sources checked October 9, 2026.