Epiphany House Residential

Epiphany House Residential is a women's addiction treatment center in San Francisco, California, offering residential recovery, transitional housing and intensive outpatient services for women and their families.

Located at 100 Masonic Avenue, this nonprofit program founded by the Daughters of Charity supports women facing addiction, homelessness, domestic violence and family disruption.

Epiphany House delivers holistic, trauma focused and family centered care that helps mothers and children heal together.

Family Resilience

Care begins with residential treatment offered in 30, 60 and 90 day formats for women 18 and older, including pregnant women, mothers with children ages 0 to 3 and women without children.

After structured treatment, women can step down into transitional housing while preparing for permanent housing and employment.

Clients can also access Family Resilience, a six month part time intensive outpatient program delivered online and in person.

Services include individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, parenting support, case management and cooccurring disorder treatment using approaches like CBT, motivational interviewing and 12 step facilitation.

Quick Facts About Epiphany House

• Location: 100 Masonic Avenue, San Francisco, California
• Levels of care: Residential treatment, transitional housing and intensive outpatient (Family Resilience)
• Who they treat: Women 18 and older, including pregnant women, mothers with young children and families in reunification
• Approach: Holistic, trauma informed and family centered care with bilingual Spanish services
• Payment options: Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self pay, financing and sliding scale
• Amenities: Recovery housing, onsite therapeutic childcare, a child mental health clinic and a pediatric clinic

Getting Started at Epiphany House

To begin treatment, prospective residents of San Francisco can contact Epiphany House for an assessment and intake at 100 Masonic Avenue.

The admissions team can explain programs, eligibility and payment options, including insurance and sliding scale assistance.