What is the difference between sober living and rehab?
Rehab is the clinical, therapeutic stage of recovery — detox, mental-health care, and identifying the root causes of addiction. Sober living is what comes next: a structured home where you put recovery and life skills into daily practice while easing back into the world with accountability and community.
Who is eligible to live at Redeem Living?
Adult men committed to sobriety who agree to follow house rules and take part in the community. Reach out and we'll talk through your situation.
How long can someone stay?
It varies by person. Most residents stay between three months and a year — long enough to build real stability — and some stay longer if they need more structure before independent living.
What are the house rules?
Rules keep everyone safe and accountable: curfews, weekly meeting attendance, shared chores, agreement to drug testing, and active participation in work, school, or outpatient treatment.
How much does it cost?
Redeem Living charges a weekly per-bed fee. Please contact us for current pricing and exactly what's included.
Do you accept pets?
Please contact us for more information about our current pet policy.
What standards does the home hold?
Redemption House is a safe, drug-free home with clear house rules, routine testing, a live-in house manager, and consistent accountability. We run it to a high standard and are glad to walk you through exactly how the home operates.
How do I refer a client?
We work with treatment centers, outpatient programs, courts, and community organizations. Contact us directly and we'll move quickly on availability and intake.