For professionals
Refer a woman to Her Aria.
We work with treatment centers, discharge planners, county case managers, probation, hospital navigators and family advocates across the Inland Empire and greater Los Angeles.
What we can take
Step-down from residential or detox
Women completing inpatient treatment who need structure while they rebuild.
Concurrent outpatient or IOP
Residents can attend day programming in the community while living here.
Women on MAT or MOUD
Buprenorphine, methadone and naltrexone are all welcome. No caps, no tapering requirement.
Reunification-track placements
Women working a case plan toward reunification with their children.
Justice-involved women
Probation, parole and diversion placements considered case by case.
What we can't take
We're a non-clinical residence with no medical staff, so we're not the right placement for anyone who needs active detox, 24-hour medical monitoring, nursing care, or clinical supervision for acute psychiatric symptoms. If that's the level of need, we'll say so on the first call and try to point you somewhere better.
On referral fees
We do not pay for referrals and we do not accept payment for them. EKRA and the federal Anti-Kickback Statute both reach recovery housing, and we intend to stay well clear of that line. If someone offers you a fee to place a client, that tells you something.
Resident bedroom, being furnished for shared occupancy
At a glance
- Women only, semi-private rooms
- NARR Level 2 standard
- CCAPP certification in progress
- $1,350 per month, all utilities included
- Two residents per room maximum, no bunk beds
- Two residents per room maximum, no bunk beds
- Private pay, family-funded, approved payer sources
- Records handled under 42 CFR Part 2
- Montclair, CA — minutes from the 10 and 210
Making a referral
What to send us.
Keep it brief and keep it compliant — no clinical records by email without a signed release.
Timing
Her anticipated discharge or move-in date, and how flexible it is.
Funding
Private pay, family-funded, agency-funded, or still being worked out.
Level of need
Whether she's attending outpatient, working, or in a case plan — so we can gauge fit.
Your contact
The best number and email to reach you, and whether she can be contacted directly.