Serenity House Residential Treatment Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Serenity House is a recovery residence on Kristina Way in Kenai, Alaska, serving adults in the Kenai Peninsula Borough. It is a twelve-bed residential facility on a wooded 40-acre property between Kenai and Soldotna.

The program runs six to eight weeks and is built on the twelve-step model. Residents are adults with substance use disorders, including people managing co-occurring conditions.

What Forty Acres Gives A Recovery Home

Space is the defining feature here. A wooded property well outside town puts distance between residents and the places tied to active use, and gives people somewhere to walk when a room gets small. On the Kenai Peninsula, where winters are long and dark, that matters more than it would elsewhere.

Twelve Beds And What Small Buys

A house this size holds a group rather than a population. Residents come to know each other and the staff, and nobody disappears into the background. For people whose recovery depends on being noticed, that is the difference.

Recovery Housing Backed By A Hospital

The program sits within a hospital system, which means medical care, psychiatric support and medication-assisted treatment are coordinated by the same organization. Complicated health alongside a substance use disorder is common, and handling both in one place closes a gap where care often fails.

A Sober House With Local Aftercare

Its operator also runs outpatient behavioral health services and telemedicine on the central peninsula. Someone finishing six to eight weeks here can keep going locally instead of driving to Anchorage for every appointment.

Kenai Peninsula Borough Recovery Homes And Location

Kenai and Soldotna sit about ten miles apart and function as a single service area. A residence between them serves both, and Anchorage is roughly three hours north when specialist care is needed.