A Woman's Place (Riverside) | Flagship SUD Treatment

By SoCal Addiction Centers Editorial Team | Last reviewed: | 3 min read Clinically Reviewed

A Woman’s Place — Riverside, Riverside County

A Woman’s Place at 4295 Brockton Avenue in Riverside is a 38-bed flagship women-specific residential facility operated by MFI Recovery Center. One of three MFI-operated flagship facilities in Riverside County (alongside MFI - Mt. Rubidoux and Sunrise House in Banning). Meets our four-signal flagship bar: DHCS license, SAMHSA 2025 match, CARF accreditation for Intensive Outpatient Treatment (BH) and Outpatient Treatment (BH), and multi-LOC framing via the combined DHCS-residential + CARF-outpatient scope and the broader MFI operator network.

What makes this facility flagship tier

Our flagship tier requires four independent verification signals. A Woman’s Place clears all four.

DHCS license: active at the time of our most recent review. License number 330013GN, expiration 7/31/2027. Program authorization: residential treatment with detoxification services.

CARF SUD-specific accreditation: see dedicated section below for specific program details.

SAMHSA 2025 National Directory: matched.

Multi-level of care: evaluated against the operator’s program scope, whether across DHCS program codes, CARF-accredited programs, or co-located operator sites.

Clinical program overview

Women-specific residential programming at 38-bed capacity with CARF-accredited IOP and Outpatient stepdown components. Clinical framework integrates trauma-informed care (women-specific SUD populations have high trauma prevalence), evidence-based SUD counseling, parenting support and child-care coordination where applicable, and aftercare planning. MFI’s nonprofit multi-site operator structure enables cross-site clinical continuity for patients moving between A Woman’s Place, Mt. Rubidoux, or Sunrise House based on clinical disposition.

Who this facility is a good fit for

DMC-ODS contracted with Riverside County Behavioral Health serving Medi-Cal-eligible women. Commercial-insurance and self-pay accepted. Appropriate for women with SUD presentations requiring residential stabilization and benefiting from women-specific programming. Our Riverside County regional guide provides cross-county geographic and operator context.

Location and geography

4295 Brockton Avenue in Riverside is in central Riverside metro. MFI’s three-facility presence in Riverside County (Riverside, Banning, with Sunrise House) creates a distributed operator network across western Riverside metro and the Banning Pass sub-region.

CARF accreditation

A Woman’s Place holds current CARF International accreditation for SUD-specific programming — specifically: Intensive Outpatient Treatment (BH), Outpatient Treatment (BH). CARF accreditation is a voluntary third-party clinical quality review covering program design, clinical outcomes measurement, health and safety, governance, and continuous improvement. It is not a regulatory requirement for California SUD treatment operation but signals operator investment in an independent quality-assurance process that many DHCS-licensed facilities do not pursue.

Families evaluating A Woman’s Place can confirm current CARF accreditation status and program scope directly at the CARF provider search.

DHCS licensure detail

A Woman’s Place operates under DHCS certification 330013GN (Licensed and Certified), authorized for residential treatment with detoxification services. Treatment capacity per DHCS records: 38 beds. The license is current through 7/31/2027.

DHCS enforcement records should be checked for any specific facility before admission. Our DHCS license verification walkthrough provides the tool-based methodology.

SAMHSA National Directory

A Woman’s Place appears in the SAMHSA 2025 National Directory of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treatment Facilities, providing cross-source verification from a federal registry independent of both CARF and DHCS. SAMHSA directory presence is one of the four independent verification signals our flagship tier requires.

Questions about this facility? Call (310) 596-1751

Our editorial team provides framework-based guidance for families evaluating A Woman’s Place or comparing against other flagship-tier options in Riverside County and across SoCal. We accept no referral fees from any facility discussed. Calls are informational — not a facility sales line.

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