Question 1

Do you accept people straight out of treatment or jail?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many residents come directly from treatment, detox, a hospital, or release. What matters is a genuine commitment to staying sober and following the house standards.

Question 2

Is this a treatment program?

Accepted Answer

No. We provide sober living housing and community space. Residents participate in outside recovery support — meetings, counseling, or an equivalent program — and we help with referrals.

Question 3

How much is rent?

Accepted Answer

Rent is set to be affordable on a recovery-stage income or fixed income and includes utilities and internet. Contact us for current rates and any deposit requirements.

Question 4

Do I need to be in recovery to live here?

Accepted Answer

No. Seniors and veterans who simply want an affordable, substance-free home are welcome. Everyone in the house agrees to the same sober standards.

Question 5

Are medications allowed?

Accepted Answer

Prescribed medications, including medication-assisted treatment, are allowed when properly prescribed and stored per house policy. Non-prescribed substances are not.

Question 6

What happens if someone relapses?

Accepted Answer

Safety of the household comes first, so a resident who uses cannot remain in the house that night. We respond with honesty rather than shame, and we help arrange treatment or a next step where we can.

Question 7

Can family visit?

Accepted Answer

Yes, during posted hours and with the house lead's awareness. Overnight guests require approval.

Question 8

Do you have accessible rooms for seniors?

Accepted Answer

Some houses have ground-floor and accessible rooms. Mention your needs on the intake form and we'll tell you what's currently available.

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