Frequently Asked Questions

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New Life Sober Living provides structured, alcohol- and drug-free recovery housing for adults who are committed to maintaining sobriety. Residents live in a supportive environment with clear house rules, accountability, recovery-focused expectations, and peer support. New Life does not provide medical, clinical, or detoxification services on-site.

No. New Life Sober Living is recovery housing, not a treatment facility. We do not provide clinical counseling, medical care, detoxification, or medication management. Residents may independently participate in outpatient treatment, counseling, recovery meetings, employment, education, or other supportive services in the community.

Applicants must be adults who are committed to sobriety, willing to follow house rules, and able to participate in the structure and accountability of the home. Acceptance is based on the screening process, current availability, and whether the placement is an appropriate fit.

Yes. Applications and referrals may be submitted before discharge or release. New Life can work with treatment providers, detox programs, hospitals, case managers, probation or parole professionals, reentry programs, and other referral sources to help coordinate a potential placement.

Interested individuals should complete the online application for the New Life location they are interested in. After the application is reviewed, a member of the New Life team will contact the applicant to complete a screening and discuss availability, program expectations, and next steps.

Admission time depends on current bed availability, completion of the application and screening process, sobriety status, and whether the applicant is an appropriate fit for the home. When space is available, New Life will work to complete the screening process as quickly as possible.

Program fees vary by location and room type. Current pricing and move-in requirements are listed on each location page or can be confirmed directly with New Life before admission.

Move-in requirements vary by location. Any applicable move-in fee, first payment, or other required amount will be explained before the applicant accepts placement.

Funding options vary by location and by the organization providing assistance. New Life may be able to work with approved referral agencies, recovery-support organizations, or other third-party funding sources. Applicants and referral partners should contact New Life to confirm what options are currently available.

Yes. Applicants must be substance-free before entering the home. A negative drug or alcohol screening may be required before admission. Residents are expected to remain completely alcohol- and drug-free while participating in New Life Sober Living.

Yes. Residents are subject to scheduled and random alcohol and drug screening as part of maintaining a safe, accountable, and substance-free living environment.

Yes. House meetings and other required recovery-focused meetings are part of the structure of New Life Sober Living. Residents are expected to attend required meetings unless an exception has been approved by management.

Yes. Residents are required to follow the curfew and quiet-hour policies established for their location. Specific curfew times and expectations are explained during orientation and are included in the house rules.

Residents are expected to maintain productive and recovery-supportive daytime activities. Depending on the individual's circumstances, this may include employment, job searching, education, outpatient treatment, recovery programming, appointments, volunteering, or other approved activities.

New Life primarily offers furnished shared-room accommodations. Room size, number of roommates, and availability vary by location. Available housing options will be discussed during the screening and admission process.

Yes, subject to the visitor policy for the specific location. Visitors must remain in approved common areas, follow house rules, and visit only during permitted hours. Management may restrict or deny visitor privileges when necessary for the safety, privacy, or stability of the home.

Overnight or extended passes may be available after a resident has completed the required introductory period and remains in good standing. Passes must follow the house rules and approval process for the resident's location.

There is no one-size-fits-all length of stay. Residents may remain in the program as long as they continue to meet program requirements, remain in good standing, and the placement continues to be appropriate. Length of stay is based on individual progress and circumstances.

Rule violations may result in coaching, warnings, written notices, loss of privileges, additional accountability measures, suspension, or discharge depending on the seriousness of the situation. Serious violations involving substance use, violence or threats, significant safety concerns, or other major violations may result in immediate discharge in accordance with program policies and applicable requirements.

For questions about applications, referrals, availability, pricing, or a specific location, contact New Life Sober Living at newlifesoberhouse.com@gmail.com or 774-524-3676. You can also use the website to choose a location and submit an online application.