Bigelow Sober Homes Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Bigelow Sober Homes is a men's sober living home on Bigelow Street in Quincy, Massachusetts, in Norfolk County. It is one of two sober living homes that Recovery Homes of New England operates on this street.

A Men's Sober House on Bigelow Street

This sober house in Quincy houses men in recovery under a single set of house rules and a shared daily rhythm. Recovery Homes of New England describes its properties as supervised, with a live-in house manager on site to keep the household running and to assist residents through the early stages of recovery. Rooms are shared, either as singles or doubles, which keeps the weekly cost within reach for someone rebuilding a budget after treatment.

Recovery Housing in Quincy and Norfolk County

Quincy is the largest city in Norfolk County and sits directly on Boston Harbor, a few MBTA Red Line stops south of downtown Boston. That reach matters for someone in early recovery: outpatient providers, meetings and entry-level work in Boston are a short train ride away, and Quincy itself has its own hospital and district court. Norfolk County recovery housing tends to cluster in Quincy and the towns just south of Boston for that reason.

Part of a Small Bigelow Street Network

Recovery Homes of New England runs a second men's sober house further down Bigelow Street, and the two properties share an intake process. A resident who needs to move between them, or whose housemates change, deals with people who already know him instead of starting over with a new operator.

Applying to a Quincy Sober House

Recovery Homes of New England takes applications directly for its Quincy properties. The questions worth asking before moving in are the standard ones for a sober house operating outside the state's certified network: what the weekly fee covers, how bedrooms are assigned, what happens after a relapse, and whether a house manager is on site around the clock.

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