La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center

La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center The leader in LGBTQ specific addiction treatment. In network with Anthem Blue Cross accepts most PPO insurance policies. Medi-Care and Medi-Cal not included.

We are an intimate program designed to heal, strengthen and advance the live of LGBTQ people seeking treatment. La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center provides forward thinking treatment specifically designed to heal, strengthen and advance the lives of LGBTQ people seeking recovery. La Fuente’s levels of care are structured and sequenced to assure a strong foundation for a lasting addiction recovery. The program serves a limited number of clients by design to assure tailored individualized attention, care and support. La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center offers treatment specifically designed for the LGBTQ community. We are highly specialized, intimate and community-driven. La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center specializes and offers a full-continuum of care-from detoxification to residential, outpatient and sober living. La Fuente integrates a full range of treatment that includes: Group, Individual and Family Therapy. LFHTC is in network with Anthem Blue-Cross (includes Blue Cross HMO & EPO) and works with most major Insurance Providers. Call us for a free consultation, 323-464-2947. Visit us: www.lafuentehollywood.com.

12/22/2025

La Fuente is proud to share that we have been recognized with “Conquer Addiction’s Excellence in Treatment Award”, an honor given to addiction treatment centers that demonstrate superior, independently verified post-treatment outcomes. Now in its seventh year, this award—presented by the nonprofit Conquer Addiction—exists for one reason: to help families identify programs that can prove their treatment works.
In mid-2024, La Fuente began formally conducting outcomes research, a meaningful step forward in an industry where hard data is still limited—especially for LGBTQ+ individuals. At present, there is little to no research identifying best practices for treating addiction within LGBTQ+ communities. La Fuente saw that gap clearly and made a deliberate commitment to invest the time, care, and resources needed to help change that reality and improve long-term outcomes for LGBTQ+ people seeking recovery.
The results so far are encouraging—and worth celebrating.
Between June 19, 2024, and December 31, 2024, 54.3% were reachable at six months post-treatment and reported abstaining from alcohol and all illicit drugs for at least the previous 30 days. That figure significantly exceeds the addiction treatment industry average of 37%.
Even more striking: among patients discharged during this most recent reporting period, 63.2% were reachable at 12 months post-treatment and reported at least 30 days of abstinence. These outcomes qualify La Fuente to maintain a five-star rating on Conquer Addiction for the coming year.
What makes this especially meaningful is the progress itself. This quarter’s 12-month success rate represents a notable improvement over the 54.3% six-month outcome rate reported last quarter, underscoring not only strong results—but momentum.
We’re honored by this recognition, proud of our clients, and deeply committed to continuing the work of advancing evidence-based, affirming addiction treatment for LGBTQ+ communities.

12/18/2025

In this episode of Fact or Fiction, Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC breaks down the truth about GHB — also known as G or liquid ecstasy — a drug that’s become increasingly common in LGBTQ+ nightlife and chemsex culture. From its medical origins to its rise in q***r party spaces, we explore why it’s used, the myths that keep it alive, and the real risks every gay man and LGBTQ+ person should know.
Whether you’re part of the community, a mental health professional, or someone wanting to understand GHB’s impact, this video offers clear, stigma-free education and harm-reduction insight from La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center, an LGBTQ+-affirming addiction treatment program in Los Angeles.

12/18/2025

GHB harm reduction saves lives. In this clip from Fact or Fiction, Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC and La Fuente Clinical Director shares critical safety information every gay man and LGBTQ+ person should know about GHB (G) — including overdose risks, safer use practices, why GHB deaths are often underreported, and when to seek emergency help. This is stigma-free education focused on protecting our community, centering pleasure, connection, and survival.Presented by La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center, an LGBTQ+-affirming addiction treatment program offering medically supervised detox and comprehensive substance use care in Los Angeles.

12/09/2025

In this episode of Fact or Fiction, Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC breaks down the truth about GHB — also known as G or liquid ecstasy — a drug that’s become increasingly common in LGBTQ+ nightlife and chemsex culture. From its medical origins to its rise in q***r party spaces, we explore why it’s used, the myths that keep it alive, and the real risks every gay man and LGBTQ+ person should know.
Whether you’re part of the community, a mental health professional, or someone wanting to understand GHB’s impact, this video offers clear, stigma-free education and harm-reduction insight from La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center, an LGBTQ+-affirming addiction treatment program in Los Angeles.

11/05/2025

Coming down from m**hamphetamine can be physically exhausting and emotionally overwhelming — but recovery and relief are possible. In this episode of Fact or Fiction, Rory Hunter, LMFT LPCC and Clinical Director at La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center uncovers the truth about m**h comedowns and shares seven practical, evidence-based tips to ease the crash safely.
Learn how rest, hydration, nutrition, and holistic care can support the brain and body during m**h withdrawal. Discover harm-reduction strategies, the importance of peer support through Crystal M**h Anonymous, and when to seek professional help.
Whether you’re navigating your own m**h recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers compassionate, science-informed guidance for managing m**h come down symptoms such as fatigue, anxiety, depression, and body aches.
Brought to you by La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center, a leading LGBTQ+ affirming recovery program specializing in m**h addiction treatment and holistic healing. This full episode is available on the La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center YouTube Channel.

Facing life on life's terms is about facing the present and future. One day at a time.
10/31/2025

Facing life on life's terms is about facing the present and future. One day at a time.

09/23/2025

What happens when religion collides with shame, addiction, and redemption? In this episode of Have A Seat, Manny Rodriguez sits down with actor, artist and author Sean Hemeon, who grew up gay in a Mormon household. Sean was asked by his mother if he had AIDS when he came out to her. Sean spiraled into drug addiction and federal trafficking. He shares his journey from the depths of addiction to sobriety, his unlikely role working with the feds, the powerful healing of his relationship with his mother and his thriving life. This conversation explores LGBTQ+ identity, addiction recovery, family reconciliation, and the resilience of the human spirit.

La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center is thrilled to share some that we are officially in-network with Optum Behavioral H...
09/02/2025

La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center is thrilled to share some that we are officially in-network with Optum Behavioral Health (United Healthcare).
This milestone reflects our ongoing commitment to expanding access to high-quality, affirming care. By partnering with Optum, we’re making it even easier for individuals and families to connect with the support they need.
In addition to Optum, La Fuente is proudly in-network with Anthem Blue Cross, Kaiser, Aetna, Cigna, HMN, First Health, Magellan, and Blue Shield of California.
If you have any questions about our services or coverage, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re always happy to help. 323-464-2947

08/26/2025

In this inspiring episode of "Have A Seat" , Manny Rodriguez sits down with Anil Patel, La Fuente Associate Executive Director—also known as Chanelta—to talk about his extraordinary journey from prison to earning the Miss Sobriety 2025 Crown. Once a top university graduate, Anil’s life took a dramatic turn that landed him behind bars. But through resilience, recovery, and service to others, he discovered his purpose and rebuilt his life.
Now celebrated as a pageant winner for his community work, Anil shares openly about the challenges of incarceration, the power of LGBTQ+ visibility, and the healing that comes with living authentically. This conversation dives deep into mental health, addiction recovery, and the importance of resilience in the face of adversity.
Tune in for a raw and uplifting story of redemption, identity, and the ways service can transform pain into purpose. Full episode is available on the La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center YouTube Channel. Tune in, leave a comment, like and subscribe.

08/13/2025

Calling on Our LGBTQ+ Allies – In this powerful episode of Have a Seat, host Manny Rodriguez delivers a direct challenge to the mental health and addiction treatment community: Where are you when LGBTQ+ lives are under attack? From the elimination of the National LGBTQ+ Su***de Prevention Hotline to the rising wave of anti-trans policies, Manny calls out the silence of providers who once actively sought to serve this community. He reflects on the history of “LGBTQ tracks” in treatment programs, the trainings and advocacy that built bridges, and the pressing need for allies to speak out—loudly and now. This episode is a rallying cry for ethical responsibility, solidarity, and real action in defense of LGBTQ+ lives.

06/18/2025

Poppers are iconic in LGBTQ+ culture, but how much do we really know about their effects and risks? From their glamorized portrayal in media to their real-world use for enhancing intimacy, this video breaks down everything you need to know. Rory Hunter, LMFT and Clinical Director at La Fuente discusses what poppers are, their cultural significance, and the hidden dangers, especially when combined with ED medications or other substances like GHB. Whether you're a gay man curious about popper risks or a mental health professional supporting LGBTQ+ clients, this is your comprehensive guide to poppers. Stay informed and empowered!

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