Residential Support
“A safe brotherhood while you rebuild a life.”
Our residential support homes give men a drug- and alcohol-free environment with structure, accountability, and brotherhood as they re-enter work, school, and family life.
Where this fits on the path
What's inside
- Drug- and alcohol-free homes
- On-site house management
- Peer accountability and brotherhood
- Pairs with outpatient or stands alone after residential
This is for you if…
Men who need a stable, structured living environment to protect the recovery they've worked for.
Supportive living, built for real life
A place to reset, rebuild, and move forward — one day at a time.
Our supportive living homes provide a safe, structured environment where individuals can focus on stability, growth, and building a strong foundation for everyday life.
With consistent staff presence and a supportive atmosphere, residents receive guidance, accountability, and encouragement as they navigate daily routines, strengthen life skills, and work toward greater independence. This setting is designed to help individuals stay grounded, build confidence, and create healthy, sustainable habits.
While supportive living does not include clinical or therapeutic services, residents are encouraged to remain engaged with outside treatment providers and recovery resources. Our homes offer a space where individuals can apply what they are learning in their personal recovery or mental health journey in a real-life, supportive environment.
Straight answers
Questions about residential support
Typically 3–12 months. The goal is a stable runway back into work, school, and family — you leave when the foundation is solid, not when a calendar says so.
Residential support pairs naturally with outpatient treatment, but it also stands alone after residential. House structure and peer accountability are constant either way.
Drug- and alcohol-free homes, on-site house management, contribution to the household, and active engagement in recovery — the structure that protects what you've built.
How admission works
From this page to admitted — three steps.
Call — or have someone call for you
Free, confidential, answered 24/7 by people in recovery themselves. Five minutes, no commitment.
We verify your insurance for free
We do the work with your insurer and tell you exactly what's covered — usually the same day.
You're admitted
Most men are admitted within 48 hours of their first call. The bed, the plan, and the brotherhood are ready.
We work with most insurance.
Verification is free and takes minutes.
- Medicaid
- TRICARE
- SelectHealth
- Cigna
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- United Healthcare
- Regence
- PEHP
- DMBA
- Humana
- Optum
- Magellan
Prefer to talk it through? Call (855) 736-7262 — free, confidential, 24/7.