About Everwell
Built on a Simple Belief: Recovery Deserves a Beautiful, Honest Home
Everwell Recovery is a new detox and residential treatment home taking shape in Mission Viejo, minutes from Lake Mission Viejo. We're building it the way we intend to run it: carefully, transparently, and around the people it will serve.
Why Everwell Exists
Too much of addiction treatment asks people to recover in places that feel like punishment: fluorescent, institutional, anonymous. Everwell begins from the opposite premise: that the conditions of care shape the course of it, and that dignity is therapeutic.
So we chose a home in a quiet Mission Viejo neighborhood near the lake, and we're building a program where clinical rigor and genuine comfort aren't trade-offs: medically supervised detox, evidence-based residential treatment, and wellness practices that give a healing body and nervous system what they actually need: chef-prepared meals, yoga, sound bath sessions, walks by the water.
We open in late 2026, with California DHCS licensure in progress. Until then, you'll find us honest about exactly where things stand, and glad to talk with anyone planning care for themselves or someone they love.
Leadership
Rojina Javanmardi, MA
Founder & Program Director
Rojina Javanmardi, MA, is the founder and program director of Everwell Recovery. She is building Everwell around a conviction formed across her work in behavioral health: that people recover best in places that treat them as whole human beings, clinically, nutritionally, physically, and relationally.
Under her direction, Everwell's program pairs evidence-based clinical care with the textures of a real home: shared meals, morning movement, quiet evenings, and a lake within walking distance.
Full biography coming soon. This summary is awaiting Rojina's review.
How We Work
What We Hold Ourselves To
Honesty Before Marketing
We publish what's true: our licensure status, our timeline, our real amenities. Nothing that isn't. A treatment center's first clinical act is telling the truth.
Evidence With Warmth
CBT, trauma-informed care, motivational interviewing, MAT when indicated, delivered in a home, over shared meals, by people who know your name.
The Setting Is Part of the Care
Calm is not cosmetic. A quiet residence near the lake, real food, sleep, and daylight are treated as clinical inputs, because they are.
Family Is in the Plan
Addiction is systemic; so is recovery. Family-systems work is core to the model, not an upsell.
Questions About Treatment? Let's Talk.
Our team is taking confidential pre-admission inquiries now. Ask about the program, timing, coverage, or how to help someone you love.
Confidential. No obligation.