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We work with many major insurance providers and can help verify your benefits at no cost. While sober living itself is typically not covered by insurance, some clinical services associated with our programs may be. Call us and we'll walk you through your options.

Costs vary by program phase and location. We offer flexible payment plans and can discuss financial assistance options during your intake call. Our goal is to make recovery accessible — cost should never be a barrier to getting help.

No. We are fully transparent about all costs upfront. Your monthly rate covers rent, utilities, house manager support, drug testing, and house meetings. There are no surprise charges.

It starts with a free, confidential phone call with our admissions team. We'll learn about your situation, answer your questions, and determine which phase of our program is the right fit. From there, we'll schedule a move-in date and walk you through everything you need to prepare.

In many cases we can accommodate same-day or next-day admissions depending on availability. We understand that timing is critical in recovery, so we move as fast as possible to get you settled safely.

Yes. All residents must be medically cleared and free of substances prior to move-in. If you haven't completed detox yet, we can help connect you with trusted detox partners and then transition you directly into our Post Detox phase.

Absolutely. Family involvement is encouraged. A loved one can join the intake call, ask questions, and stay informed throughout the process. We also provide family resources and guidance on how to best support your recovery.

We recommend bringing: personal clothing and toiletries, any prescribed medications (in original labeled bottles), a valid photo ID, health insurance card (if applicable), a small amount of spending money, and any personal comfort items like books or photos. Homes are fully furnished so you don't need to bring furniture or bedding.

Yes. The following are not permitted: alcohol or any substances, weapons of any kind, prescription medications not prescribed to you, and any items that could disrupt the safety or sobriety of the home. A full list will be provided before move-in.

Yes, personal phones and laptops are allowed. We encourage residents to stay connected with support networks and employment opportunities. However, we ask that electronics are used responsibly and do not interfere with house meetings or community time.

All residents must maintain sobriety, attend weekly house meetings, complete assigned chores, respect curfew, and treat fellow residents with dignity. A full house rules agreement is signed at move-in. Rules are designed to create a safe, structured, and supportive environment — not to be punitive.

Your safety is our first priority. If a relapse occurs, we will work with you compassionately to assess the situation. Depending on the circumstances, this may involve a step back to an earlier phase, a medical evaluation, or a brief return to detox. We do not simply remove residents without a plan.