FAQs

1. What is a sober living home?

A sober living home is a structured, alcohol- and drug-free living environment designed to support individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. It provides a safe and supportive space for residents to transition from treatment to independent living while maintaining sobriety.

2. Who is eligible to live in your sober living home?

Our sober living home is open to individuals who are committed to maintaining sobriety, have completed or are actively engaged in a recovery program, and are willing to follow our house rules. We typically require residents to be 18 or older and pass an initial screening process.

3. What are the requirements for admission?

To be admitted, applicants must demonstrate a commitment to sobriety, provide references (such as from a counselor or treatment program), and agree to our house rules. A background check and/or drug screening may also be required.

4. What are the house rules?

Our sober living home enforces strict rules to maintain a safe and supportive environment. These include no alcohol or drug use, mandatory participation in recovery meetings (e.g., AA/NA), random drug testing, adherence to curfews, and contributing to household chores.

5. What is the cost of staying at your sober living home?

The cost varies depending on the room type (shared or private) and services provided. Monthly fees typically range from $900 - $1,100, which includes rent, utilities, and access to support services. Contact us for detailed pricing and payment options.

6. Do you accept insurance or offer financial assistance?

Sober living homes typically do not accept insurance, as they are not clinical treatment facilities. However, we offer payment plans and may provide information about scholarships or financial assistance options for eligible residents.

7. What kind of support services do you offer?

We provide a structured environment with access to peer support, recovery meetings, life skills workshops, and connections to local resources such as outpatient programs, counselors, and job placement services.

8. How long can residents stay in the sober living home?

The length of stay varies based on individual needs, typically ranging from a few months to a few years. We work with residents to create a personalized plan to transition to independent living when they are ready.

9. What is a typical day like in the sober living home?

A typical day includes attending recovery meetings, participating in household chores, working or attending school, and engaging in community activities. Residents are encouraged to build healthy routines and support one another in recovery.

10. Are family visits or involvement allowed?

Yes, we encourage family involvement in the recovery process. Family visits are permitted during designated hours, and we may offer family support groups or educational sessions to help loved ones understand recovery.

11. What happens if a resident relapses?

Our priority is the safety and sobriety of all residents. If a relapse occurs, we assess the situation on a case-by-case basis. This may result in additional support, referral to a higher level of care, or, in some cases, dismissal from the program.

12. Is the sober living home co-ed or gender-specific?

Our sober living home is for men-only. This helps create a comfortable and focused environment for recovery.

13. What amenities are provided in the home?

Our home offers fully furnished rooms, shared kitchen, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and communal areas. We aim to provide a comfortable and supportive living space.

14. Do you provide transportation or access to local resources?

We are within walking distance to public transit and close proximity other local resources such as job centers, healthcare providers, and recovery meeting locations.

15. How do you ensure a safe and sober environment?

We maintain a safe environment through strict no-substance policies, random drug and alcohol testing, regular house meetings, and a supportive community culture. House managers are available to address any concerns.

16. Can residents work or attend school while living here?

Yes, we encourage residents to pursue employment, education, or volunteer opportunities as part of their recovery and personal growth. We provide support to help balance these responsibilities with sobriety.

17. What is the difference between a sober living home and a treatment center?

A sober living home provides a supportive, drug-free living environment for individuals in recovery, while a treatment center offers clinical services like detox, therapy, or intensive outpatient programs. Our home is ideal for those transitioning from treatment or seeking ongoing support.

18. How do I apply to live at your sober living home?

To apply, visit our CONTACT PAGE and submit your contact info and we will get back to you to schedule your initial interview. The process includes an interview, screening, and review of your recovery plan.

19. Are pets allowed in the sober living home?

Pets are not allowed to maintain a clean and safe environment for all residents.

20. How do you support residents’ mental health and well-being?

We foster a supportive community and connect residents with mental health resources, such as counselors or therapists. Regular house meetings and peer support also promote emotional well-being.

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