Our programsSober living
Sober living after treatment
Sober living is housing, not treatment: a substance-free home with structure, accountability and people at the same stage. Most people live in one WHILE they are in outpatient treatment rather than after it. Run by Eudaimonia Recovery Homes, part of the same company.
Admissions answered 24 hours a day · Most major insurance accepted
Includes reviews of Flourishing Foundations Recovery, now part of Briarwood
The essentials
Sober living at a glance
Structured sober living through Eudaimonia Recovery Homes — part of the same company as Briarwood, with homes in Texas, Colorado and Pennsylvania.
Not sure this is the right level of care?
An assessment answers that, free.
At a glance
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
- Level of care
- Sober living
- Provided by
- Eudaimonia Recovery Homes (sister company)
- Where
- Through Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
- What happens
- 5 things we do, listed in full below
- Right for you if
- Treatment is underway or finished and home is not a safe place to be sober
- Admissions
- (866) 710-7710 — answered 24 hours a day
- Insurance
- In network with most major carriers; benefits verified free
- Starts with
- A medical assessment, before any level of care is recommended
Coverage
Our center is in-network with many insurances
Type your plan below to check it, or call and we will verify your benefits with your insurer directly. Free, and with no obligation to admit.
Takes about two minutes · Or call (866) 710-7710
- Accredited The Joint Commission
- Rated 4.7 · 182 Google reviews Flourishing Foundations Recovery, now part of Briarwood
- Admissions 24 hours a day
What happens
- A substance-free house with rules that are actually enforced
- Peers at a similar stage, which is most of what makes it work
- Usually alongside outpatient treatment rather than instead of it
- Employment and routine expected, because the structure is the point
- Homes in Texas, Colorado and Pennsylvania
Is this the right level?
- Treatment is underway or finished and home is not a safe place to be sober
- You want structure without being in a clinical facility
- Early sobriety, and living alone is the thing you are worried about
When it is not
Sober living is not medical care. If withdrawal is still a risk, detox comes first — and on its own, without treatment alongside it, this rarely holds.
Straight answers
Sober living — common questions
Who provides sober living?
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes, our sister company, delivers it. The same admissions team arranges it, so it is one call rather than a referral to a stranger.
Is sober living right for me?
Treatment is underway or finished and home is not a safe place to be sober. You want structure without being in a clinical facility. An assessment confirms it either way, and we will say so if it is not.
What if it is not the right level of care?
Sober living is not medical care. If withdrawal is still a risk, detox comes first — and on its own, without treatment alongside it, this rarely holds.
Does insurance cover it?
Most major insurance covers medically necessary treatment, and Briarwood is in network with 18 carriers. Coverage varies by plan, so benefits are verified free before anything is scheduled.
How soon can I start?
Admissions is staffed 24 hours a day and availability changes daily, so a call is the only way to get a real answer for today.
Not sure this is the right level?
That is what the call is for. Admissions works out where to start and places you across all three of our brands — you do not have to pick.