HealthRIGHT 360 Prototypes Womens Center Pomona

Most addiction treatment centers were not originally designed with women in mind. HealthRIGHT 360 Prototypes Women's Center in Pomona was. Co-founded by Vivian Brown, PhD and Maryann Fraser, LCSW, MBA, the center reflects decades of clinical leadership focused on the specific circumstances women bring into treatment — including children, domestic violence histories, and co-occurring mental health conditions. That foundation shapes everything from the populations the center actively serves to the conditions it is equipped to treat.

The center accepts women and women with children, meaning residential treatment does not have to mean separation from family. For mothers in recovery, that distinction is not a footnote — it can determine whether treatment is even a realistic option. Serving families within a residential inpatient setting is a structural commitment that separates this center from the majority of recovery programs in Los Angeles County.

HealthRIGHT 360 Prototypes Women's Center offers a three-level continuum of addiction treatment: detoxification, residential inpatient treatment, and outpatient programming. For people earlier in their recovery journey, being able to move through detox and into longer-term residential treatment at the same center removes a transition point that often leads to dropout. Continuity of care is one of the strongest predictors of long-term recovery outcomes, and this center is structured to provide it.

The outpatient program gives people who have completed residential treatment — or who enter treatment at a less acute stage — a structured way to continue their recovery while rebuilding daily life. Across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, the availability of this full continuum in a single substance abuse treatment center is uncommon, particularly for the diverse populations this center is designed to serve.

HealthRIGHT 360 Prototypes Women's Center is positioned in Pomona within Los Angeles County, with a service area that extends into Ventura County. The center's populations served reflect the actual demographic reality of Southern California: African American, Latinx, and Asian American/Pacific Islander individuals are all explicitly included, alongside LGBTQ people, those experiencing homelessness, and youth and young adults.

The center also serves people navigating the criminal justice system — parolees, probationers, juvenile justice-involved individuals, and those in reentry. This is not a common commitment among residential treatment centers, and it addresses a population with significant need and limited options. For family members whose loved one is managing both a substance use disorder and a justice-related circumstance, finding a recovery center equipped to hold both is often the central challenge. This center is built to do exactly that.

Substance use disorders rarely travel alone. HealthRIGHT 360 Prototypes Women's Center treats co-occurring disorders — meaning mental illness and addiction addressed together rather than in sequence. The center also includes domestic violence among its documented conditions treated, recognizing that for many women, trauma and substance use are deeply intertwined experiences that require a treatment setting prepared for both.

This scope of behavioral health treatment distinguishes the center from facilities that treat addiction in isolation. People seeking a recovery center for themselves or a loved one who is managing multiple, intersecting challenges — a substance use disorder alongside a mental health condition, or a history of domestic violence — will find that this center's confirmed scope of care is built to meet that complexity directly.