Atlantic Recovery Center Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Atlantic Recovery Center is a coed sober living home in Davie, Florida, in Broward County, on South University Drive, one of the city's main commercial corridors.

A Coed Recovery Residence on South University Drive

This Davie sober house houses men and women, and its South University Drive address sits along one of Broward County's busiest commercial arteries, giving residents easy access to retail, restaurants, and bus service without needing to leave the corridor. Nova Southeastern University sits nearby, which shapes some of the everyday texture of the surrounding area.

Transitional Living After Higher Levels of Care

A transitional living program is designed for someone who has already completed detox or residential treatment and needs a structured, lower-intensity setting before returning fully to independent life. That is the role a residence at this stage typically plays, bridging the gap between clinical treatment and living entirely on one's own.

Questions Worth Asking Before Moving In

Florida does not require a sober living home to certify with the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, so certification status here should be confirmed directly with the operator instead of assumed. The same goes for the weekly fee, house rules, and whether medication-assisted recovery is supported, since none of those are guaranteed simply by a residence's location or name.

Recovery Housing in Broward County

Davie sits in Broward County, whose seat is Fort Lauderdale, in the western part of the county's urban corridor. The city's mix of suburban residential streets and a large university population gives a transitional residence here a different character than a house closer to the coast, with steadier traffic and a wider spread of everyday services along South University Drive.

More on The Sober House There are several benefits of our transitional living program in Davie, FL, including: A stable living environment where others care about your well-being An alternative to returning to an unstable home environment A transitional option that allows you to return back to normal life slowly Continuum of care that includes support groups, therapy, and resources The opportunity to build healthy relationships with others