Bigelow Sober living Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Bigelow Sober Living is a men's sober house on Bigelow Street in Quincy, Massachusetts, in Norfolk County, operated by Recovery Homes of New England.

A Men's Recovery Home on Bigelow Street

This sober house in Quincy places men in recovery under the supervision of a house manager who lives on site instead of checking in on a schedule. That constant presence is often the difference between a house that runs itself and one where accountability slips after the first few weeks, and it means someone is there at odd hours, which matters more than it sounds like it should during the first months out of treatment.

Quincy's Place in Norfolk County Recovery Housing

Quincy is the largest city in Norfolk County, built along Boston Harbor and connected to downtown Boston by the MBTA Red Line. A resident here can reach outpatient counseling, sober meetings and entry-level jobs in the city without a car, and Quincy's own downtown carries a district court, a hospital and a community college that many residents end up using directly.

Two Addresses, One Quincy Operator

Recovery Homes of New England also runs a men's sober house at another address on Bigelow Street, and the two properties are managed together. That gives a resident here a second option nearby if a transfer ever makes sense, without leaving the operator or the neighborhood he already knows.

Before Moving Into a Bigelow Street Sober House

This house operates outside the state's certified network, so the disclosures a certified residence would put in writing are worth asking for directly: the weekly fee and what it includes, the house rules, the discharge policy, and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted. Recovery Homes of New England fields those questions for both of its Quincy properties.

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