Our sober living homes are where young adults find support and structure early in the recovery process. Our homes are gender specific for men and women ages 18-30.
Sober living homes can vary widely in terms of quality and services provided. At minimum, sober living is a drug-free, structured living environment.
Recovery is about more than simply abstaining from drug or alcohol use. It is also about developing a sustainable, balanced, and independent lifestyle.
That’s why we like to call ours recovery living.
Our homes combine comfort and fun with structure and accountability.
Sandstone Care aims to drive positive lasting change in real people. We understand that you have a life, so we offer a more personal experience than you would find anywhere else.
Each Saturday, we have an outing or activity. Residents get to suggest activities they’d like to do. For instance, we may go to the batting cages or play basketball. Sundays are free days, where, for example, some stay at home and relax, while others go hang out with friends and friends or exercise at the gym.
Sandstone Care provides age specific care for those who struggle with substance use, mental health, and co-occurring disorders. We have treatment centers throughout the United States.
Residents in recovery living are part of a community where they support each other in developing life skills and creating community.
We want residents to feel comfortable and take a sense of pride and ownership in living in and contributing to a pleasant and well-taken care of space.
Residents have independence and the opportunity to work and socialize outside the house while coming back to a supportive environment.
Residents participate in household life by contributing to communal chores, keeping their rooms neat, doing their own laundry, and cooking meals together, to name a few
Our recovery living residences are staffed by experienced and caring professionals who are in the residence anytime that residents are present.
Some sober living facilities combine residents of all ages and genders. Our recovery living is gender-specific and age-specific: young men, ages 18-30; and young women, ages 18–30.
In addition to recreational spaces at the home, residents get to participate in weekend activities, such as hiking in a nearby park, racing go-karts, or playing volleyball.
We are available 7 days a week to help answer any questions you may have about mental health or substance use disorders.
Our commitment to our clients’ lasting success and recovery helps us continually exceed licensing standards of care throughout the industry.
The Continuum of Care
Access a full range of treatments for mental health and substance use disorders. Whether you need a safe transitional living community, inpatient care, or outpatient therapy, we have a program to help.
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Cost depends on location. We keep our treatment programs as affordable as possible while still maintaining the highest quality service possible. We are in-network with many insurance companies. Call our admissions team at (888) 850-1890 or verify your insurance.
Yes. Our highly trained and caring housing managers are available any time residents are at the house.
Yes, clients have access to their phones and computers.
No. We believe in starting with many privileges and only revoking access if necessary, so we do not have a blackout period when you begin our program.
The house is fully furnished and stocked. Bring clothing and essentials. The houses have TV’s and video game consoles, laundry, fully equipped kitchens and plenty of parking if you have a car.
A halfway house is a transitional home, often court-ordered, for people serving probation or who are leaving jail. Many of these facilities are government-owned and operated.
A sober living house is a gender-separated home for people in addiction recovery to get social and environmental support for their sobriety.
We understand taking the first step is difficult. There is no shame or guilt in asking for help or more information. We are here to support you in any way we can.
