Finding information about Sober Living in Huntington Beach California can be done through the local Department of Health. “The Mission of the Huntington Beach Housing Division (HB DHCD) is dedicated to improving quality of life, preventing recurrence of addictive disorders and helping families regain stability and control over their lives. A strong partner in achieving these goals, the Division is committed to providing quality supportive living programs and services that meet the needs of residents while working toward recovery.” They also have a listing of transitional living units. For more information contact the Health Department at (949) 719-7123. The transitional living home offers outpatient treatment and inpatient services. “The Mission is pleased to partner with qualified, experienced, board-certified addiction specialists to offer our clients a complete range of recovery services,” according to the Mission’s web site. “These specialists are committed to providing customized treatment and services to each client. Inpatient Services includes detoxification, onsite monitoring, medication management, group support, individual therapy and one on one counseling.” The Web site lists several nearby facilities for the transition from an inpatient to a fully recovered state. The Transitional Living Program offers housing choices. “We strive to match each client with an appropriate halfway house so they may achieve maximum sobriety and stabilization,” according to the Web site. “Many people in recovery prefer a residential environment with its own set of facilities and staff for on-site support as well as for periodic help from therapists and other professionals.” The transitional living homes range in size from one room to five. The full-time residence ranges from three to six rooms and features: a kitchen, full size refrigerator, microwave oven, dining room, back and full porch access, and wood deck. There are no pets.