About this Recovery House
Key West Oasis is a men's sober living home in Boynton Beach, Florida, in Palm Beach County, on the state's southeast coast. It sits on West Ocean Avenue and is operated by New Life Recovery Resources, which also runs a second men's residence, the Pool House, on the same property.
A Men's Sober House on West Ocean Avenue
Every resident at Key West Oasis is a man in recovery, and the single-gender rule sets the tone for the whole house: bathrooms, common space and the nightly routine are shared among men working the same program. The property sits in a quiet, landscaped stretch of Boynton Beach a short drive from the beach and the Intracoastal Waterway, and the operator has furnished the bedrooms with flatscreen televisions and kept the kitchen and bathrooms feeling clean and current.
- Flatscreen televisions in every bedroom.
- An updated, full-size kitchen.
- Clean, maintained bathrooms.
- Landscaped grounds and shared common areas.
What Voluntary Recovery Residence Certification Means in Florida
Florida certifies recovery residences through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, the only credentialing body the state's Department of Children and Families has approved, and the program is voluntary. A certified residence commits to a published code of ethics, discloses its fees and rules in writing before move-in, and accepts an outside complaint process. Because certification is optional, a house going without it is not unusual, and anyone comparing options should ask a residence directly about its current status.
Two Men's Houses on One Boynton Beach Property
New Life Recovery Resources runs Key West Oasis alongside the Pool House, a second men's residence on West Ocean Avenue in Boynton Beach. Housing two groups of men on one property gives the operator a house manager's presence across both buildings and lets a resident who needs a change of housemates move without leaving the block.
Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County Recovery Housing
Boynton Beach sits on the Palm Beach County coast between Delray Beach and Lake Worth, inside a corridor that holds one of the densest concentrations of recovery housing in the country. West Palm Beach, the county seat, is a short drive north on Interstate 95 or US 1, and the Boynton Beach Tri-Rail station connects residents to jobs and appointments up and down the coast without requiring a car. That density of outpatient providers, meetings and sober-living stock is a large part of why people relocate to this stretch of Florida specifically for recovery.
New Life Recovery Resources' Approach to Recovery Housing
New Life Recovery Resources treats addiction as a disease with physical, behavioral, psychological, social and spiritual parts, and it pairs its own housing with referral relationships across a network of treatment providers. A resident at Key West Oasis keeps his own clinical care outside the house while the operator focuses on the housing itself: a stable address, a single-gender environment and a manager's oversight.
More on The Sober House
At New Life Recovery Resources, our philosophy is based upon the understanding that alcoholism, drug addiction and other forms of chemical dependency are treatable diseases with complex physical, behavioral, psychological, social and spiritual components. This understanding is accompanied by the belief that successful recovery results from making changes. We are dedicated and experienced in locating the best professionals that are uniquely prepared to guide clients and their families through the transformations that will allow them to pursue happier, healthier and productive lives
