Greenhouse Recovery currently provides programming for men only, 18 years and older.

Successful completion from a Greenhouse Recovery program is typically 9-12 months.

Yes. Greenhouse Recovery operates with a drug testing policy where residents may be requested to submit a drug test at any time, which may include either with cause or without.

Yes, Greenhouse Recovery accepts and supports Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT).

Yes. Housing fees start at $160 / week per resident. Greenhouse Recovery can provide funding to sober living residents with assessment on a case-by-case basis whereby a candidate must meet requirements for financial hardship funding.

Greenhouse Recovery Sober living Program is Licensed by DDAP, the Department of Drug & Alcohol Programming. As a licensed Recovery House, Greenhouse Recovery is recognized and certified at a higher standard than non-licensed Recovery Houses. Our program and facilities go above and beyond Health & Safety standards that DDAP requires. We are now in the process of seeking county funding for residences that qualify.

Yes. Greenhouse Recovery has licensed and certified professional coaching staff to help maintain high program standards in support of best outcomes for residents.

Yes. It is required that all residents participate in weekly 1:1 professional recovery coaching sessions. Counseling outside our facilities are highly encouraged.

Greenhouse Recovery hosts a Monday night Freedom Recovery Meeting at 7pm that is open to the community, followed by a mandatory Recovery House Meeting. Recovery meetings outside our facilities are mandatory.

Yes. Joining the workforce and becoming independent is a major part of our program. Greenhouse Recovery assists residents an array of support services for job placement and education.

Yes. Greenhouse Recovery has resources in place to assist with family restoration where both residents and loved ones gain the skills needed to navigate additional dynamics associated with being a parent or child in recovery. We also assist with legal situations which can at times directly affect family structures.