Structure that protects
Around-the-clock staff work alongside house expectations and consistent drug testing — accountability that's real, because someone is actually there.

Support at Next Phase
At our sober living home in Tarzana, support isn't an office number or a hotline — staff are on site 24/7, so someone is always awake, always present, and always ready to help. For men across Los Angeles and the surrounding areas.
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Around-the-clock presence
Recovery doesn't keep business hours — and neither do we. Staff are on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so there is never a moment when a resident stands in the house alone. Early mornings, late nights, weekends, holidays: someone is present, and someone is awake.
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Help in the moment
The hardest hours are often the quiet ones — late nights, rough weekends, the stretch between appointments. Having staff in the house means a hard moment gets met in real time: someone to talk it through with, to steady the evening, and to help you reset for tomorrow.
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Accountability built in
Around-the-clock presence is what makes the structure real. House expectations, curfew, and consistent drug testing aren't just rules on paper — they're supported by people who are actually there to uphold them, answer questions, and keep the house safe for everyone in it.
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A house that's never empty
Isolation is where relapse finds its opening. At Next Phase, residents live surrounded — by housemates who understand the work, and by staff who are always on site and invested in the outcome. That's the difference between renting a room and joining a program.

The hours in between
Early recovery is hardest when the house gets quiet. Evenings at Next Phase have a rhythm of their own — dinner in the kitchen, time around the fire, housemates to sit with — and through the overnight, staff remain awake and on site so no one lies in the dark alone with a hard night.
How it fits together
Around-the-clock staff work alongside house expectations and consistent drug testing — accountability that's real, because someone is actually there.
Chores, check-ins, meals, and meetings keep the day moving — and 24/7 presence keeps the routine intact from morning to midnight.
Staff and residents share the same house, the same meals, and the same work. Support isn't a phone call away — it's down the hall.
Sober living in Tarzana
Next Phase Sober Living is a structured sober living home for men in Tarzana, serving Los Angeles and the surrounding areas. Around-the-clock onsite support sits at the center of what makes the house work — because accountability, structure, and community only hold up when someone is actually there to hold them up.
When families and referring professionals compare sober living options in the San Fernando Valley or greater Los Angeles, 24/7 onsite staffing is one of the clearest markers of a real program. Our approach pairs that presence with one-on-one case management, consistent drug testing, groceries and meals included, and integration with AA, NA, and other recovery meetings nearby.
Questions, answered
Yes. Staff are on site around the clock — someone is always awake, present, and ready to help, whether it's a hard night, a craving, or just needing to talk.
Onsite support staff who live the rhythm of the house with you. They handle day-to-day support, accountability, and coordination — and they know every resident by name.
You wake someone up — that's what they're there for. Early recovery doesn't keep business hours, and neither do we.
No. Next Phase is a sober living home, not a medical or detox facility. For medical emergencies we call 911, and we help residents connect with outside doctors, therapists, and clinical care as part of case management.
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4640 Dunas Ln, Tarzana, CA 91356