Ozark R&R House Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Ozark R&R House is a coed sober living home in Kansas City, Missouri, run by Ozark Recovery Housing as the entry point into its recovery housing network.

An Entry-Level Recovery and Respite House

Ozark R&R House accepts residents with under thirty days of sobriety for stays of one to thirty days, a shorter and more flexible arrangement than the operator's longer-term houses. It functions as the recovery and respite center for the network, the first stop for someone who is not yet stable enough for a full-length program.

Care Coordination From the First Day

Residents at Ozark R&R House get care coordination and recovery coaching as part of the stay, along with groups that run through the respite period. The goal is to move a resident toward a longer-term house in the network, whether that is a men's or women's restoration house, once thirty days of sobriety is behind them.

A Coed Entry Point Into a Gender-Specific Network

Ozark R&R House itself serves both men and women during the respite stay, even though the operator's longer-term houses split by gender. That structure lets the network take a referral immediately instead of waiting for a bed to open in a single-gender house.

Kansas City's Role in Ozark Recovery Housing's Network

Kansas City, in Jackson County, hosts the entire Ozark Recovery Housing network, which spans entry-level respite housing through step-up housing for residents well into recovery. Independence, the county seat, sits nearby, but the operator's properties are concentrated inside Kansas City itself.