About this Sober House
The Oasis is a men's sober living home on Windsor Avenue in Scottsdale, Arizona, in Maricopa County. Camelback Recovery operates the house, and the company carries accreditation from LegitScript, licensure through the Arizona Department of Health Services, and certification through the Arizona Recovery Housing Association across its sober living homes.
A Men's Sober House on Windsor Avenue
The Oasis serves men only, which keeps house meetings, chores and shared space built around one population instead of splitting them across genders. Windsor Avenue sits in a residential pocket of central Scottsdale, close enough to Scottsdale Road that groceries, meetings and outpatient appointments do not require a long drive. For someone rebuilding a daily routine after treatment, that proximity is often the difference between keeping an appointment and missing it.
What Camelback Recovery's Credentials Establish
Camelback Recovery holds licensure through the Arizona Department of Health Services, the state agency that inspects and licenses sober living homes under Arizona law, and its homes carry certification through the Arizona Recovery Housing Association, the state's NARR affiliate. Licensure and certification answer different questions. The license means the state has inspected the operation. Certification means the operator has agreed to a code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules, and an outside complaint process. Together they give a resident two separate bodies to check before moving in, rather than one operator's word.
Daily Structure Across Camelback Recovery's Sober Homes
Camelback Recovery runs its sober living homes, including The Oasis, on a shared set of expectations it calls its Five Pillars: accountability, community, structure, support and purpose. In practice that means:
- A three-month minimum commitment at move-in.
- At least 32 hours a week of work, school, an intensive outpatient program, volunteering or another productive activity.
- Drug and alcohol testing.
- Daily accountability tracked through the operator's own C.A.S.A. app.
The 32-hour requirement is the one that shapes daily life the most. Residents move in with somewhere to be during the day, which is what separates a structured sober house from a rental with a curfew attached.
Recovery Housing in Scottsdale and Maricopa County
Scottsdale sits inside Maricopa County, and the surrounding area carries a dense concentration of outpatient providers, twelve-step meetings and community resources that men leaving treatment rely on. A resident at The Oasis is close to Old Town Scottsdale and the Scottsdale Road corridor, where much of that infrastructure is concentrated, without needing to relocate to Phoenix proper to reach it.
Part of a Larger Scottsdale Sober Living Network
The Oasis is one of several sober living homes Camelback Recovery operates in the Scottsdale area, alongside other men's and women's houses it runs under the same set of house rules and the same accountability app. A resident who needs a different set of housemates, or a different level of structure later on, can raise it with an operator that already knows him rather than starting over with a stranger.
More on our Sober House
We provide recovery home services in a structured and supportive environment that promotes long term transformational changes.
Our sober living homes feel like home. They have artwork and accessories like a nice home, the energy of a nice home, and they are a home that people want to be at. The way they are decorated provides a comfortable and clean setting which helps support the community aspect of our homes.
