Fairmount House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Fairmount House is a men's recovery home in Phoenix, Arizona, in Maricopa County, operated by Freedom Sober Living. It carries Level 2 certification from the Arizona Recovery Housing Association.

A Men's Sober House in Central Phoenix

The operator places this residence near 7th Street and Indian School Road. Street addresses for recovery residences are not published in Arizona, so the block is disclosed through the operator during placement. Central Phoenix is the strongest part of the city for someone without a car. Seventh Street and Indian School Road are both Valley Metro corridors, the Central Avenue light rail is a short ride west, and the surrounding blocks hold pharmacies, grocery stores and the service employers that hire in a first month of sobriety.

Level 2 Certification and What It Buys a Resident

A Level 2 residence is peer managed, has a house manager on site and expects residents to get their clinical care from outside providers. Certification through Arizona's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences turns that description into commitments: an ethics code, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and complaint review outside the house. Certification here is voluntary, so it marks an operator that chose to be accountable to something.

What a Week Costs in This Sober Living Home

The published men's rate is $225 per week for a shared room, discounted by $35 for self-paying residents, with laundry, WiFi and streaming included. It is the same figure at every men's address the operator runs.

Who This Phoenix Recovery Residence Suits

The house fits a man coming out of detox, residential treatment or incarceration who has somewhere to be during the day and needs the day to be predictable. Peer housing works on the assumption that a resident is well enough to hold a job or a program schedule while living with other people doing the same thing. Anyone who needs clinical supervision under the same roof is a poor match, and the house manager is the person to ask about that before applying.

Central Phoenix Recovery Housing and the Wider County

Phoenix is the seat of Maricopa County and the largest city in the state, and its central corridor holds the courthouse, the state capitol complex, Phoenix College and a dense run of outpatient behavioral health providers. That geography is why the central city carries so much of Arizona's certified recovery housing. A resident here can meet a court obligation, keep an appointment and get to a shift without leaving the county's core.

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