About this Recovery House
Crossroads Recovery Community - Port Huron is a men's sober house in Port Huron, Michigan, the seat of St. Clair County. It holds Level 3 certification from the Michigan Association of Recovery Residences, and the operator houses more than sixty residents across its Port Huron homes.
A Men's Recovery Home on the Blue Water Coast
Port Huron sits where Lake Huron narrows into the St. Clair River, and it holds the county seat, the circuit court, the county jail and the region's outpatient providers. For a man leaving treatment or custody in St. Clair County, that means the obligations and the appointments are in the same city as the bed. The street address is not published. Applications go through Crossroads Recovery Community, and the useful first question is which house has an opening.
Oversight and Structure in This Port Huron Sober Living Home
The operator states that its residents are overseen by two experienced social workers and a certified recovery coach. That is a more specific claim than most recovery housing makes, and it changes what a resident can expect from a bad week. Clinical judgment and peer coaching are both on staff, so a relapse, a lost job or a court problem meets someone trained instead of a rulebook alone. The program is described as structured sober living aimed at stability, accountability and long-term recovery, with peer support, life-skills work and access to recovery resources built in.
What MARR Certification Establishes for This Recovery Residence
Michigan has no state licensure or registration requirement for recovery residences, which makes voluntary certification through the Michigan Association of Recovery Residences the record a resident can actually check. Certification binds the house to a written code of ethics, disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and complaint review from outside. Level 3 is the supervised tier: an organization runs the residence and staff hold defined roles.
What This Sober House Costs
The program fee is $550 per month when it is paid by the third of the month, and $150 per week when it is not. The structure rewards paying on time and it is published, which is the part that matters when comparing houses. Anyone applying should confirm what the fee covers, what is due at move-in, and how the weekly rate is applied.
Medication and Reentry in This Men's Recovery Housing
Medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, and so are men with felony records. In a county whose recovery housing stock is small, those two yeses widen the field considerably for someone coming out of the St. Clair County jail or off a probation caseload. Residents keep their own prescribers and their own treatment plans.
Recovery Housing in Port Huron and St. Clair County
Port Huron is the largest city in St. Clair County and the anchor of the Blue Water area, with the international bridge to Ontario, the county's hospital, and a downtown compact enough to walk. Entry-level work along the river and the Gratiot corridor is reachable, and Blue Water Area Transit covers the routes most residents need before a car is realistic. People leaving treatment in Marysville, Yale or the smaller Thumb towns generally find that Port Huron holds the nearest certified men's recovery housing.
