My2Cents Recovery · Granada Hills · Los Angeles
My2Cents Recovery is a licensed treatment center in Granada Hills. We opened in 2024. Medical detox and residential treatment happen in one house, with six clients at most. Our team works like a family.
Below, you can meet our team and check every license yourself.
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Licensed by the State Department of Health Care Services · License 191510AP · Expires 6/30/2027
In an emergency, call 911. In a mental health crisis, call or text 988.
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1. A licensed six-bed home in Granada Hills, Los Angeles, for medical detox and residential treatment. Open since 2024.
2. A small team that knows every client by name and talks with each other like family.
My2Cents Recovery started in 2024 with one goal: to make a real difference for people who need help with alcohol or drugs. Our owner came into this field for that reason and prefers to stay out of the spotlight. So this page puts the focus where it belongs: on the people who care for you, and the licenses you can check.
We chose a small house on purpose. California treats a licensed home with six or fewer residents like any family home (Health & Safety Code § 11834.23). With six clients at most, staff notice when something changes, and nobody gets lost in a crowd. Our team is close. They share what they see, shift to shift, so everyone knows how each person is doing.
One house. Six beds.
A team that talks like family.
An honest answer helps more than a full bed. We'll tell you the truth on the first call, even if the right place is somewhere else.
In an emergency, call 911.
The right place is the one that's safe.
We'll help you find it, even if it isn't us.
California treats a licensed home with six or fewer residents as a residential use of property, like a family home. It still has to meet state rules for safety, beds, linens and staffing. Health & Safety Code § 11834.23 · 9 CCR § 10581
State license
Licensed by the State Department of Health Care Services for residential treatment and detox for adults.
Levels of care
Each level fits a different stage, from detox to getting ready for outpatient care.
Accreditation
Accreditation for our residential treatment program. It does not cover detox, which is licensed by DHCS.
Any treatment center can say it's licensed. These links go straight to the official records, so you can check in a minute. We list what each one covers, too.
State license · DHCS191510APCovers detox and residential treatment for six adults. Expires 6/30/2027.Open the state map →
Accreditation · The Joint CommissionResidential careCovers our residential program. It does not cover detox, which the state licenses.Open the record →
Certification · LegitScriptCertifiedLegitScript checks that treatment centers follow the law and ad rules. It isn't a quality rating.Open the checker →
Medical Board of CaliforniaEric Chaghouri, MDOur medical director. Physician and surgeon license A 123663, current.Open the license →
Board of Registered NursingMichelle Jones, RNOur nurse. Registered nurse license 95111373, current.Open the license →
Have a concern about any licensed treatment program in California, including ours? You can file it with the state at the DHCS complaints page. We believe that kind of openness is part of being trustworthy.
Licenses you can click.
Records you can read yourself.
Our mission is simple. We give every person a safe place to stop and a real plan to heal. And when they leave, a clear next step.
Care follows a plan, not guesses. Every client gets an assessment, a written treatment plan, and therapies with real research behind them, as NIDA recommends.
You're a person first, not a case. With six clients at most, staff know your name, your story and what helps you on a hard day.
We plan for the day you leave from the day you arrive. Before you go, we line up the sober living and outpatient care that fit you. SAMHSA: Recovery
A safe place to stop.
A real plan, and a next step.
Staff are in the house day and night, with safety checks every 30 minutes. Our team talks like family, so nothing important falls through the cracks between shifts. Photos are coming soon.
Medical director
Physician and surgeon. Sees clients by video at intake and as needed, comes on site when needed, and oversees medicines.
Verify license A 123663 →Nurse
Registered nurse. On site five days a week, tracking vital signs and medicines.
Verify license 95111373 →Program director
Runs the day-to-day program and plans family visits with you.
Therapist
Licensed marriage and family therapist. Meets with each client one-on-one twice a week and leads therapy groups.
Verify license 117309 →Case manager · behavioral health technician
Plans your next step: sober living, outpatient care and appointments.
Lead behavioral health technician
Leads our behavioral health technicians, the staff who are with clients day and night.
Behavioral health technician · overnight
Behavioral health technician · overnight
Behavioral health technician
Behavioral health technician
Behavioral health technician
Day and night, someone is here.
And they know your name.
The federal agency SAMHSA lists signs of quality treatment to look for. Here's how our home measures up, sign by sign. SAMHSA: Finding quality treatment
The state licenses us for detox and residential care. The Joint Commission accredits our residential program. Check both.
CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing and family therapy, plus meditation and art therapy as supports. Four groups a day and two one-on-one sessions a week.
If it fits your plan, our medical director may prescribe buprenorphine (Suboxone) for opioid withdrawal. After detox, naltrexone can ease cravings.
With your consent, family therapy helps rebuild trust. Family can visit any day of the week, planned ahead.
Mental health care is part of treatment here, because the two often go together (SAMHSA). Before you leave, we line up sober living and outpatient care.
Substances we help with
Mental health, treated alongside
New to this? Start with what addiction is.
Want the details? See residential treatment for each therapy and the research behind it, and medical detox for the medicines.
Five signs of quality care.
All five, in one small house.
Our treatment center is one licensed house with six beds, three bedrooms and three bathrooms, a pool, gardens and staff on site day and night. Detox and residential treatment both happen here, so you never move buildings.
A look around the house · tap a photo to open it
Recovery keeps going after you leave our house. Before you go, our case manager lines up the next step with you, so you're not starting from zero. We strongly recommend continuing care, because recovery is stronger with support after treatment.
A safe, alcohol- and drug-free place to live while you settle back into daily life.
Several hours of treatment a few days a week, while you live at home or in sober living.
You get vetted resources and options that fit your needs. The choice to continue is yours, but we strongly recommend ongoing care.
Your next step is ready
before your last day here.
We're an out-of-network provider. We have no contract with any insurance company, but many PPO plans may help pay for detox and residential treatment here. We check your benefits for free and go over them with you by phone.
Most of our clients use their PPO plan's out-of-network benefits. Clients have used plans like these. We are not in network with any of them, and coverage depends on your plan. Self-pay is also available.
Have these ready when you call: your insurance card, front and back. The plan holder's name and birth date. A list of the medicines you take.
Not accepted: HMO plans, Medi-Cal or any other type of insurance. We work with PPO plans only. On Medi-Cal in Los Angeles County? Call the county's substance use helpline at 1-844-804-7500. LA County SAPC
How your insurance check works
We never pay or receive money for referrals.
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Questions & answers
Our story
In 2024. We're a licensed six-bed treatment center in Granada Hills, Los Angeles. We offer medical detox and residential treatment in the same house.
A private owner who prefers to stay out of the spotlight. They came into this field to make a difference. You don't have to take that on trust: our state license, accreditation and staff licenses are public records you can check.
In Granada Hills, in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. Our home is at 12000 Highwater Rd, Granada Hills, CA 91344. We don't take walk-ins, so please call first. See directions and parking.
Because a small house lets staff truly know each person. Staff notice changes early, and the house stays quiet enough to rest. California treats a licensed home with six or fewer residents as a residential use of property, like a family home.
A safe place to stop, a real plan to heal, and a clear next step. Three values guide our work: clinical precision, genuine compassion and care that goes on after you leave.
Our team
A medical director (MD), a registered nurse and a licensed therapist (LMFT), Sabrina Torosyan. A program director, a case manager and behavioral health technicians round out the team. You can meet them by name in the team section above.
Eric Chaghouri, MD. Dr. Chaghouri is licensed by the Medical Board of California, license A 123663. Dr. Chaghouri sees clients by video at intake and as needed, comes on site when needed, and oversees medicines.
Yes, five days a week. Our registered nurse, Michelle Jones, RN, tracks vital signs and medicines. Behavioral health technicians are in the house day and night.
Yes. Our overnight technicians are in the house all night. Staff check on everyone every 30 minutes, day and night.
Yes, each for their role. Our doctor, nurse and therapist hold California licenses. Most of our technicians are registered alcohol and drug technicians (RADT), and one is a certified EMT.
Licenses & trust
Yes. California's Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) licenses us for detox and residential treatment. Our license is 191510AP, good through 6/30/2027. The Joint Commission accredits our residential program, but not detox.
Look it up on the state's DHCS facility map, not just the center's website. Search the name or address, then check the license number and expiration date. Our links are in "Check us yourself" above. State data
A check that a treatment center follows the law and advertising rules. Google requires it for addiction treatment ads. It's not a quality rating, but it shows a center passed a background review.
No, never. We don't pay or receive money for referrals, in either direction. Federal law (EKRA) and California law ban it.
Contact the state. In California, DHCS takes complaints about any licensed treatment program, including ours, on its complaints page.
Every outside fact on this page links to a government or official source. Facts about our team come from our staff records, and their licenses are linked above.
Page reviewed October 2026.
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