We hear from families and case managers who want more than a rules list — they want to understand why each rule exists. Every rule below protects the same thing: a home where every resident’s recovery is taken seriously.
Curfews
| Days | Curfew Window |
|---|---|
| Sunday – Thursday | 6 AM – 11 PM |
| Friday – Saturday | 6 AM – Midnight |
We hold curfews steady because a predictable routine is one of the simplest, most effective tools in early recovery. It’s not about restricting freedom — it’s about protecting the structure that makes real progress possible.
Zero-Tolerance Standards
We don’t allow weapons, illegal drugs, unprescribed medication, or alcohol on or around the premises, and we back that policy with random UA testing for every resident. We hold this line firmly because one exception puts every other resident’s recovery at risk, not just the person breaking the rule.
Active Recovery
We require every resident to actively attend outpatient treatment. Our homes support the work being done elsewhere — we don’t replace it.
Respect and Cleanliness
We ask residents to keep shared spaces orderly, treat housemates with respect, and avoid aggressive or violent behavior. A home that feels safe and dignified takes everyone’s cooperation, not just ours.
What Happens If a Rule Is Broken
We take these rules seriously enough to enforce them consistently. Read more about how we handle rule violations if you want the specifics before referring or moving in a loved one.
Structure With Real Comfort
We hold residents to real accountability, but we also give them a real home — never bunk beds, never more than two residents per room. Structure and comfort aren’t opposites here; we’ve built both into every house we run.