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About Sober Living Central
Sober Living Central is a free directory of sober living homes, halfway houses, and recovery resources in the United States. We publish 2,121+ public-source listings across major cities, with ratings, photos, phone numbers, and website links where those details are available.
Whether you are searching for transitional housing after completing a rehabilitation program, or a family member supporting a loved one in early recovery, our directory helps you identify options and contact providers directly — completely free.
Public business information does not establish certification, current availability, or suitability. Confirm the facility type, services, price, eligibility, and house rules directly before making a decision. Read our listing methodology and our source-backed guide to licensing and certification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a sober living home?
A sober living home is a structured, substance-free shared residence for people in recovery from alcohol or drug addiction. Unlike inpatient treatment, sober living does not provide clinical services — it provides a stable, accountable living environment while residents work or attend outpatient programs.
How much does sober living cost?
Sober living costs vary by location, room type, staffing, services, and length of stay. Ask each home for a written list of rent, deposits, included services, and additional fees before committing.
How is a sober living home different from a halfway house?
The terms overlap and have no single nationwide definition. A halfway house often refers to transitional housing connected to reentry or a public program, while sober living usually describes recovery-focused housing. Verify the operator, entry requirements, services, funding, rules, and oversight for the specific home.
Can insurance pay for sober living?
Standard health insurance rarely covers sober living directly, since it is housing rather than clinical treatment. However, some insurance plans cover associated services like outpatient therapy or intensive outpatient programs (IOP). Some sober living homes accept scholarships or sliding-scale fees for residents with financial need.
How long should you stay in sober living?
The appropriate length of stay depends on the individual, the home, and the person’s broader recovery plan. Discuss timing with the home and a qualified treatment or recovery professional who understands your circumstances.
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