Frequently Asked Questions

A sober living home is a structured, drug-free residence where individuals in recovery can live while they transition from treatment back to independent living. Unlike treatment facilities, we don't provide formal therapy, but we offer a supportive environment with house rules, accountability, and peer support to help maintain sobriety.

There's no minimum or maximum stay. Many residents stay for 3-6 months while they build a foundation for recovery, find employment, and save money for independent living. Some choose to stay longer as they continue to grow in their sobriety.

Our homes maintain strict rules including zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol, mandatory house meetings, random drug testing, curfew requirements, and shared chore responsibilities. All residents must be committed to maintaining a clean, supportive environment for themselves and their housemates.

The admission process includes an initial phone consultation, completion of an application, verification of sobriety commitment, and a tour of our homes. We'll discuss your needs, answer your questions, and help determine if our program is the right fit for you.

Sober living is typically considered self-pay. However, some insurance plans may provide partial coverage for substance use treatment, including sober living. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to discuss your benefits. We're happy to provide documentation for any out-of-network reimbursement claims.

Yes! We encourage residents to find employment. Our homes are designed to support your independence. We'll help you with job search resources, resume building, and interview preparation. Many residents work part-time or full-time while living with us.

We maintain a zero-tolerance policy for drug or alcohol use in our homes. If a resident tests positive, they will be asked to leave immediately. However, we understand that recovery is a journey, and we can discuss options for re-entry after a period of treatment if the individual demonstrates commitment to sobriety.

Yes, we have designated visitation hours. Family and friends are welcome to visit during specified times. All visitors must follow house rules and are not permitted to bring any prohibited substances onto the property.