Moving in
A short, honest process. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.
Requirements
- Adults 18 and over
- Documented sobriety before move-in, evaluated case by case at intake
- Able to live independently and manage daily living without personal care assistance
- Medically stable and not in need of detoxification or 24-hour medical supervision
- Willing to sign and follow the resident handbook and residency agreement
- Able to pay program fees and the deposit, or have a confirmed third-party payer
We are a recovery residence, not a treatment facility. If someone needs detox, inpatient care, or medical supervision, that has to come first. We're happy to help you figure out where to call.
Request a call back
We answer every inquiry personally, usually the same day.
From first call to first night
First conversation
Call the house or send the form. We'll ask about your recovery history, current treatment, work situation, and what you're looking for.
Intake assessment
A structured intake covering substance use history, medications, medical and mental health needs, emergency contacts, income, and house fit.
Handbook review and agreement
We go through house standards together, answer questions, and sign the residency agreement. Nothing is a surprise later.
Deposit and first payment
The deposit and first period's fee are due before move-in. Receipts are issued for every payment.
Move-in day
Belongings are checked in, you meet the house manager and residents, and you get your chore assignment and first-week schedule.
What it costs
The monthly program fee covers housing, utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry, shared household supplies, and house management. Residents cover their own food, personal items, transportation, and any treatment or medical care.
Program fee
Monthly, due on the 1st. The amount varies and is quoted during the intake conversation.
Move-in fee
A one-time fee, agreed at move-in.
Security deposit
Refundable, accounted for within 21 days of move-out.
Late fee
The greater of $150 or 10% of the amount owed
Program fees are not covered by insurance. Sober living is housing, not a billable treatment service. Call for current figures.
What to bring
- Photo identification and insurance card, if you have one
- All current prescriptions in original, labeled pharmacy containers
- Clothing for two weeks and personal toiletries
- Phone and charger
- Contact information for your sponsor, treatment provider, and emergency contact
- First payment and deposit
- A smartphone that can run the house app with location sharing enabled
Two things worth knowing before you apply: residents install a house app and keep location sharing on, and common areas are recorded. Both are covered in the handbook and acknowledged in writing at intake.
Leave at home
- Alcohol and any non-prescribed substance
- Products containing alcohol, including mouthwash and some cold medicines
- Weapons of any kind
- Candles, incense, or anything with an open flame
- Pets. Service animals and emotional support animals are handled separately as a reasonable accommodation under fair housing law. Ask us before move-in
Looking at housing for yourself or someone you love?
Call the house manager directly. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.