Anasazi Foundation

Sober Living Homes, sometimes known as sober living apartments and sober living homes, are residential homes that offer safe, secure living conditions and therapeutic, structured housing for individuals leaving drug rehab programs. These residential care facilities offer a variety of residential programs to their residents, including residential treatment centers, recovery centers, outpatient services, group homes, residential treatment facilities and more. SLHs offer a safe, supportive, and drug-free environment for patients, enabling them to overcome their addictions, improve their lives, and get back into society. Some of the benefits of living in an SLH include: individualized service, personalized attention, support from skilled staff, medical and health benefits, and drug rehabilitation assistance and referral. The primary purpose of these homes is to make life-changing change in the life of each patient. They are staffed with doctors and therapists that specialize in drug addiction treatment, and they focus on the psychological and physical needs of their residents. The residential care facilities offer many options for both immediate and long-term care.

SLHs are housed in long-term care facilities that are designed for the unique needs of their residents. Long-term care facilities are designed for a limited number of residents, providing an exceptional living environment for patients. Long-term care homes offer a combination of services for their residents, which include individual care, home-care, medication assistance, nutrition counseling, family support, and more. They are designed to provide care in a setting that promotes quality and safety for the residents while they continue their recovery from substance abuse. Residents of SLH’s enjoy a higher degree of care and safety because they have access to medical professionals who are highly trained and skilled in the care of recovering addicts. In addition, there are many amenities and activities available for their residents that are designed to help them cope with the loss of home, family, and community, while they focus on their recovery.

In addition to providing services to residents who are transitioning from drug rehabilitation and treatment, residential care homes are designed to provide individual attention and care to those who have experienced a personal loss due to alcohol or drug addiction. The services offered at these types of residential care facilities include individual counseling, group counseling, family support groups, medical monitoring and rehabilitation programs, life skills training, occupational therapy, and much more. As the name suggests, residential care homes are designed for the residents to live independently with their own doctors and therapists.