Kansas City Recovery Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Kansas City Recovery is a men's sober living home in Overland Park, Kansas, in Johnson County, part of the Kansas City metropolitan area.

A Men's Sober House in Johnson County

The house keeps rooms to two residents each, with shared common areas including a family room and a patio, and furnishes bedrooms with memory foam mattresses and cable and internet service already set up. Only men live in the house, which keeps testing, chores and curfew enforcement consistent for one population.

Daily Structure and Accountability

Kansas City Recovery runs its house on curfew, assigned chores and random urine and breath testing, and residents attend a mandatory community group every Sunday. The organization refers to its residents collectively as its guys, and the daily structure is built to keep sobriety the first priority through the early months after treatment.

Part of the Kansas City Metro Recovery Community

Overland Park sits in Johnson County, the most populous county in the Kansas City metro area, and the region carries a dense concentration of outpatient providers, employers and 12-step meetings on both the Kansas and Missouri sides of the state line. That density gives residents options for work and ongoing care without a long commute.

Reaching Kansas City Recovery

Prospective residents apply directly through Kansas City Recovery. Worthwhile questions include how room assignments are made, what the testing and curfew schedule looks like day to day, and how long a typical resident stays before moving into independent housing.