MLK Jr. Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC)

MLK Jr. Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC)

ADDRESS

12021 S. Wilmington Avenue Building 18
5th Floor, Pod B
Los Angeles, CA 90059

PHONE

424-454-5470 ext. 5483

BEDS

16

PARTNER AGENCY

Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health

ACCREDITED BY

California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) licensed and Medi-Cal Certified

BACKGROUND:

The Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC), is a 16-bed facility located in Los Angeles County, California, designed to provide comprehensive care for individuals with serious mental illness, including those who are dually diagnosed with co-occurring substance use disorders. The program launched in 2025.

Philosophy:

MLK MHRC is committed to empowering individuals with psychiatric illness to live more independently by delivering trauma-informed, person-centered care. The program emphasizes dignity, accountability, and structured rehabilitation to support individuals transitioning back to the community. Treatment is customized to support a broad range of needs, including those of Murphy Conservatees and individuals conserved under the Lanterman-Petris-Short (LPS) Act, with a focus on promoting long-term stability and reducing risk of relapse or crisis recurrence.

Services:

Goal-oriented mental health rehabilitation programming; individualized treatment planning with interdisciplinary teams; substance use education and relapse prevention strategies; crisis prevention and emotional regulation support; and coordination with conservators, courts, and community-based providers for successful reentry.

Significant Achievements:

  • Reached full program capacity within 30 days of opening
  • Achieved initial DHCS licensure and Medi-Cal certification
  • Interviewed, hired, and completed comprehensive orientation for 25+ staff within 60 days
  • Implemented our electronic medical record to manage client’s care

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