Four stages of progress
Stabilize
Settle into the home and begin establishing a routine. Work with case management to identify immediate needs, recovery goals, and next steps toward employment.
Engage
Take part in recovery meetings, daily check-ins, and peer support. Build a routine that accommodates work, treatment appointments, and responsibilities at home.
Earn
Work toward employment and income. Practice budgeting, begin saving, and develop the skills that support greater independence.
Transition
Build a housing-readiness plan and prepare for independent living. Work with staff on practical next steps and continuing recovery support.
These stages summarize the program’s goals. Admissions will explain the current phase names, requirements, meeting schedule, curfews, and progression criteria in the resident agreement.
A routine with support
The program combines a sober living environment with peer support, case management, employment assistance, and coordination of transportation to doctors and treatment facilities.
Residents can discuss MAT, 12-step, faith-based, and SMART Recovery pathways with admissions.
See everyday supportKnow the expectations before you commit
Review the written resident agreement, fees, house rules, and grievance and discharge procedures. Tell admissions about your work schedule, prescriptions, appointments, and any accommodations you need.
Talk with admissions