1442Sober living home
- Fully furnished sleeping and living areas
- Full kitchen and daily meals
- Recreation and game room
- Fitness room
- Outdoor area and organized storage
- Laundry facilities and high-speed Wi-Fi
Serving Los Angeles County
Recovery begins with the right environment.
All In One Choices provides structured sober living for adults who are continuing their recovery and need a clean, stable, accountable place to do it. Two fully furnished homes, three meals a day, house meetings and peer support, and referral partners who get a straight answer the same day.
Bed availability
Call for current availabilityBeds at both the 1442 and 1448 homes
Now accepting referrals · (323) 693-2414
Our homes
Two professionally maintained homes.
Both homes are fully furnished, clean, and set up for communal living with shared amenities and daily structure.
1448Sober living home
- Fully furnished sleeping and living areas
- Full kitchen and daily meals
- Spacious living and dining area
- Fitness and recreation access
- Outdoor area and organized storage
- Laundry facilities and high-speed Wi-Fi
Shared spaces
Room to cook, work out, and be around people.
Full kitchens, a recreation room, a fitness room, and outdoor space — the everyday places where the house actually functions.
Services & program features
Structure that supports recovery and stability.
Three meals daily
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner served every day, with snacks available between meals.
House meetings & peer support
Structured, peer-led discussion on recovery, accountability, communication, life skills, goal setting, relapse awareness, and conflict resolution.
Community outings
Sober recreation, wellness activities, and community events that reduce isolation and build peer support.
Random testing
Drug and alcohol testing that may be random, scheduled, or based on reasonable concern.
Medication accountability
Medications are documented and handled according to house policy. Clients report prescriptions and any changes.
House expectations
A 10:30 p.m. curfew, chores, and shared-living standards that everyone follows. Quiet hours are a separate rule, beginning at 11:30 p.m.
Transportation assistance
Available for appointments and recovery needs when staffing and scheduling allow.
Resource referrals
Employment preparation, benefits, identification, and community-resource connections.
Partner communication
Professional, timely contact with case managers, treatment teams, and community providers.
Meals & daily living
Consistent nourishment is part of a stable home.
Three meals a day and snacks between them. Meal routines add consistency, reduce food insecurity, and hold the rest of the day together. Clients clean up after themselves, follow kitchen guidelines, respect shared food and supplies, and take part in household responsibilities.
- MorningBreakfast, medication accountability as applicable, chores, appointments or treatment.
- MiddayLunch, program activities, employment or resource appointments, house participation.
- EveningDinner, household check-in, recreation, quiet time, and preparation for curfew.
Who we serve
Adults committed to sobriety and willing to follow house expectations.
We're a fit for
- Adults transitioning from detoxification, residential treatment, incarceration, hospitalization, or unstable housing
- Clients in outpatient treatment, recovery meetings, case management, or employment preparation
- Individuals appropriate for shared communal housing
- Anyone medically and behaviorally stable enough for the level of support provided
We are not the right placement when
- Detoxification, hospitalization, or a higher level of clinical care is needed right now
- The client needs nursing care or help with bathing, dressing, or eating — that is a licensed care facility, which we are not
- Psychiatric stabilization or 24-hour clinical supervision is required
- Behavior cannot be managed safely in a communal home
If we're not the right bed, we'll say so during screening rather than after a placement fails.
Referral & admission
Six steps to a coordinated placement.
Same-day or rapid placement is possible when screening, documents, funding, and transportation all line up.
Referral received
Phone or email referral with basic client and funding information.
Screening
Review of recovery commitment, medications, mobility, behavior, and shared-living suitability.
Admission review
Confirm eligibility, payment arrangement, documents, and an available bed.
Acceptance
Acceptance confirmation, then coordination of transportation and arrival.
Move-in & orientation
Complete intake, review expectations, assign the sleeping area, and walk through daily routines.
Ongoing collaboration
Appropriate, authorized communication with the referral partner to support continuity of care.
Admission checklist
What helps us make a safe placement decision.
General considerations
- Adult seeking or maintaining sobriety
- Willing to follow house rules, the 10:30 p.m. curfew, chores, testing, and program expectations
- Appropriate for shared communal housing
- Medically and behaviorally stable for this level of support
- Funding or payment arrangement confirmed before admission
- No immediate emergency requiring detox, hospitalization, or higher clinical care
Information requested
- Photo identification, or available identification information
- Emergency contact
- Medication list and pharmacy information
- Recent discharge or referral information, when available
- Funding or payment authorization
- Transportation plan and expected arrival time
- Case manager or referral source contact
Program expectations
Clear expectations keep the household safe and respectful.
Nothing here is a surprise after move-in. Every client reviews and signs the house rules at orientation.
- Maintain sobriety and submit to testing when requested
- Treat other clients, staff, neighbors, and the property with respect
- Be in by the 10:30 p.m. curfew, observe quiet hours from 11:30 p.m., and follow smoking and safety rules
- Keep sleeping areas and shared spaces clean and free of food, trash, and hazards
- Complete assigned chores and share household responsibilities
- Attend required treatment, recovery meetings, house meetings, and appointments
- Follow medication procedures and report medication changes
- No weapons, illegal drugs, alcohol, or prohibited items
- Follow the no-visitor policy — no visitors are allowed
- Communicate honestly and raise concerns through the right channels
Testing
Random, scheduled, or for cause. Positive or refused tests are addressed according to program policy and the safety of the house.
Safety & security
Clients report hazards, suspected substance activity, threats, violence, weapons, or unsafe charging practices immediately.
When more care is needed
Overdose risk, severe withdrawal, a medical or psychiatric emergency, or behavior that can't be managed safely may require emergency services, detox, or hospitalization.
Why agencies choose us
What referral partners can expect.
Fast response
We answer referral inquiries promptly and tell you what beds are actually open.
Structured environment
Clear expectations, house routines, and accountability from day one.
Meals & daily support
Three meals daily, snacks, house meetings, outings, recreation, and household structure.
Professional homes
Fully furnished, maintained living environments with shared amenities.
Collaborative communication
Coordination with case managers, treatment providers, probation and parole, and community partners as authorized.
Clear terms up front
Housing rates, funding arrangements, payment responsibility, and invoicing are settled before placement.
Frequently asked
Quick answers for referral partners.
How quickly can a client be admitted?
It depends on bed availability, screening, documents, funding, and transportation. Same-day or rapid placement is possible when all of those are in place.
Are meals included?
Yes. Three meals are served daily and snacks are available throughout the day.
Are house meetings and outings offered?
Yes. Peer-led house meetings and appropriate community or recreational outings are part of the environment. These are peer-support and life-skills discussions, not counseling or clinical treatment.
Do you provide detox or clinical treatment?
No. All In One Choices provides sober living and supportive structure. Detoxification, medical care, therapy, and licensed treatment must be provided by qualified outside providers. Clients can live here while receiving those services elsewhere.
How is payment handled?
Rates and payment arrangements are discussed and confirmed before admission, and the responsible payer is identified in writing.
Do you communicate with case managers?
Yes, when appropriate and authorized. Coordinated communication with referral partners is part of how we work.
What happens after a relapse or serious violation?
The response depends on safety, the circumstances, program policy, and whether a higher level of care is required. We notify the referral partner when appropriate and authorized.
What is the visitor policy?
No visitors are allowed.
Make a referral
Send what you have. We'll call you back.
Complete as much as is available — a partial referral is still a referral. For anything urgent, call the business line.