Sober Living Treatment Centers

Substance-free recovery housing with rules and support that vary by residence.

Recovery housing or sober living generally refers to alcohol- and drug-free housing intended to support people in recovery. It is distinct from clinical treatment, although residents may participate in outpatient care, medications, mutual-help groups, employment, school, or other recovery supports. Rules, staffing, oversight, testing practices, costs, and resident protections vary substantially by residence and jurisdiction. Before choosing a home, ask about house rules, fees, medication policies, grievance procedures, safety practices, certification or licensing requirements in that state, and how the residence connects people with clinical care when needed.

What to expect from sober living

  • Drug- and alcohol-free living environment
  • House rules, screening practices, and medication policies that vary by residence
  • Connections to meetings, outpatient care, or other recovery supports where offered
  • Shared responsibilities or peer-support expectations depending on the residence

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Editorial review: General treatment information reviewed September 7, 2026 against current federal treatment resources. Treatment needs and program services vary by person and provider.

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