Dignity
We meet every client without judgment and honor the courage it takes to begin.
Call 213-706-3329About Nova Vitae
Nova Vitae is a family-owned treatment provider serving the Los Angeles area with compassionate substance use and mental health care.
Every person deserves to be met with dignity, honesty, and hope.
Our Story
Nova Vitae was built on a simple belief: people heal best when they feel genuinely seen, respected, and supported. As a family-owned organization, we understand the importance of trust and the difference it makes when care is delivered with consistency and heart.
We serve individuals and families throughout the Los Angeles area with treatment that considers the whole person—not only a diagnosis or a difficult chapter. Our goal is to create a welcoming environment where clients can build stability, strengthen their relationships, and move forward with greater confidence.

Meet Our Program Director
Program Director · United States Air Force Combat Veteran
Allen Yadegar brings more than 15 years of experience in the treatment industry to his role as Program Director at Nova Vitae. His background as an Air Force combat veteran shaped the discipline, accountability, and commitment to service that continue to guide his leadership today.
Allen understands that asking for help takes courage. He is committed to creating a program where clients and families are treated with respect, communication is clear, and every person has the opportunity to build a healthier and more meaningful future.
What Guides Us
We meet every client without judgment and honor the courage it takes to begin.
We shape treatment around the needs, strengths, goals, and circumstances of each person.
We value honest communication, responsible care, and doing what is right for clients and families.
We help people strengthen the support, skills, and relationships that sustain lasting progress.
A Family-Owned Los Angeles Provider
Reach out for a private conversation about your needs, program availability, and the right next step.
22837 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 100If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available by calling or texting 988.