Expeditions House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Expeditions House is a men's sober living home on Pitman Street in Fall River, Massachusetts, in Bristol County. It has capacity for 29 residents.

A Men's Sober House on Pitman Street

This Fall River sober house serves men in recovery at a scale larger than most single-address homes in the state, with room for 29 residents under one roof. That size supports a fuller peer community, more people working the same daily structure at the same time, while still running under one set of house rules.

Questions That Matter in a Larger House

In a house with many residents, ask for the fees, house rules, relapse and discharge policy and drug testing practices in writing. Ask how a complaint is reviewed and who a resident can contact if a problem is not settled inside the house, so the answers are on paper before a bed is accepted.

Fall River and Bristol County

Fall River sits on the Massachusetts side of the Rhode Island border in Bristol County, a former textile city with a compact downtown and its own base of outpatient treatment providers, courts and community services. A resident at Expeditions House can reach most of what recovery requires day to day without leaving the city.

Applying to Expeditions House

Applications go through the operator directly. Given the house's capacity, ask specifically how bedrooms are assigned, what daily structure looks like across a house this size, and how the weekly fee and relapse policy work in practice.