About this Recovery House
Randy's House - Greenville is a coed recovery residence in Greenville, Michigan, in Montcalm County. It is certified at Level 3 by the Michigan Association of Recovery Residences, serves men and women, and charges $160 per week, with funding available through Mid-State Health Network, Network180, West Michigan CMH and HealthWest for those who qualify.
A Coed Sober Living Home in Montcalm County
Greenville is a small city in a rural county, and a coed certified residence here reaches people who would otherwise be looking an hour away. The house is a single-family home. Residents connect to outpatient substance use treatment and to community resources through the operator, and each one works with a peer recovery coach on a wellness plan. The street address is not published, and placement runs through Randy's House.
Level 3 Structure at This Greenville Recovery Home
Level 3 recovery housing is supervised: there is administrative oversight, paid staff and a written program a resident follows, and that is a meaningful step up from a monitored house with a live-in manager. Someone leaving residential treatment who is not ready for an unstructured week is the person this tier was designed for. Certification by Michigan's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences also puts the house inside a published code of ethics, with fees and rules disclosed in writing and a complaint process that reaches past the operator.
Weekly Fees and Funding for This Sober House
The rate is $160 per week, and four regional funders can pay it for eligible residents. In a county where the housing options are few and the wages are seasonal, funded weeks are often what makes the difference between a bed and a couch. Ask the operator which funder applies, how long the authorization runs, and what happens when it ends.
Recovery Housing in Greenville and Montcalm County
Montcalm County seats its courts in Stanton, and Greenville is its largest city and commercial center, with the manufacturing and retail employment that most residents will be working in. The county sits between Grand Rapids and the mid-Michigan corridor, so a resident can reach specialty providers in Kent County when the local ones are full. Montcalm County recovery housing is scarce, and a certified coed home in Greenville covers a gap that would otherwise send people out of the county entirely.
Medication and Records at This Recovery Residence
Residents on medication for opioid use disorder are accepted, and a felony record does not disqualify an applicant. Those are the two questions that most often end a housing search early, and here both are answered on the public certification record.
Applying to This Coed Sober Living Home
Applications go to Randy's House. The useful questions are the ones a certified residence has to answer: how men's and women's space is arranged in a coed household, whether a staff member is on site overnight, how the wellness plan is built and reviewed, what triggers a discharge, and what a resident can do about a decision he thinks is wrong.
