About Residential Recovery Homes Casa Ollin
Residential Recovery Homes Casa Ollin is a culturally grounded addiction treatment provider in San Francisco, California, operating as part of The Latino Commission's network of recovery homes.
The program offers residential treatment for substance use, along with aftercare support, sober living services and care for cooccurring disorders.
Clients are welcomed into a setting rooted in the "La Cultura Cura" philosophy, where cultural identity, family connection and holistic healing support long term sobriety.
What kinds of addiction treatment does Casa Ollin offer?
Casa Ollin provides non medical residential recovery services that focus on sobriety, relapse reduction, life skills and self care.
Care includes multidimensional assessment, ASAM based treatment placement, case management and recovery support through the Drug Medi Cal Organized Delivery System.
Therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Seeking Safety and Motivational Interviewing.
Who can get help?
The program serves adults, young adults, men and LGBTQ clients, and Spanish language services are available.
The Latino Commission welcomes all people and maintains a clear nondiscrimination policy across race, religion, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability and HIV status.
Where is the center located?
Casa Ollin is located at 161 Margaret Avenue in San Francisco, within a neighborhood setting designed as a safe, welcoming place that reflects cultural values.
The home includes accommodations for people with physical disabilities.
Do you take insurance or self pay?
Casa Ollin accepts Medicaid, Medicare and self pay, with financial assistance available.
The program participates in the Drug Medi Cal Organized Delivery System, expanding coverage for residential treatment and recovery support services.
A Culturally Rooted Path to Recovery
Casa Ollin in San Francisco blends evidence based care with cultural reaffirmation and family centered healing.
