Sober Living at Resolutions Las Vegas

Sober living is a type of transitional housing outside of a rehab facility, where all the residents are in recovery and often still in some kind of outpatient addiction treatment. Drugs and alcohol are prohibited on the premises, and residents are required to remain sober in order to stay there.

Sober living homes provide an ideal balance of structure and independence.

While staying at Resolutions Las Vegas, residents follow a set schedule, participate in house activities, and regularly attend treatment and meetings. House managers help keep everyone accountable and on a positive trajectory in the early days of recovery when people are particularly vulnerable to relapse.

Sober living is an investment in your future. Research shows that individuals who live in sober homes have higher rates of abstinence, fewer legal problems, improved mental health symptoms, and are more likely to maintain successful employment.

We believe anyone in recovery can benefit from sober living, but it may be especially important if you:

• Have experienced a relapse after leaving treatment in the past.
• Need a safe, sober place to live as you attend outpatient treatment.
• Have family and friends at home who are still using drugs or alcohol.
• Don’t have a great deal of support at home.
• Have a co-occurring mental health disorder.

When you’re nearing the end of rehab, the prospect of returning home can be a scary one. Maybe returning home means returning to the same triggers and temptations you faced prior to entering treatment. Or you may be concerned about your ability to stay sober among friends and family who have not given up drug or alcohol use.

At Resolutions Las Vegas, we can provide a safe place for you to make the transition between structured addiction treatment and “normal” life. Drugs and alcohol are not allowed in any amount, so you won’t have to worry about encountering substances when you’re attempting to build on the progress you made in treatment.

No, sober living is typically not covered by insurance. However, insurance usually does cover outpatient services for drug and alcohol addiction.

Every insurance plan is different and coverage varies from policy to policy. The best way to find out what your specific benefits entail is to call the number on the back of your insurance card and speak to an advisor.

At Desert Hope, we will work with you to make sure you get the support you need and offer different ways to pay for sober living, including weekly payment plans. Call us at to learn more.