Catherine Rylee House Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

The Catherine Rylee House is a sober living home at 4924 Capital Avenue in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County. It is an approved provider on the Nebraska Judicial Branch's transitional living portal and takes placements at both of the service tiers the state's probation network uses.

A Recovery Home on Capital Avenue in Dundee

Capital Avenue runs through the Dundee and Memorial Park side of midtown Omaha, an older residential district of tree-lined blocks a short distance from the Dodge Street corridor. The neighborhood is walkable and served by Metro buses, which puts jobs, appointments and meetings within reach without a car. Midtown also holds the densest concentration of recovery meetings in the state.

Two Levels of Support in One Omaha Sober House

The state portal lists this house at both of the service tiers Nebraska Probation uses to place people. In practice that means the house can hold a resident who needs closer structure and one who is further along, and a person's placement can change without the address changing. For someone under supervision, staying put through a step down means keeping the same commute, the same housemates and the same routine.

Referrals Into Douglas County Recovery Housing

Most residents arrive through probation, parole or corrections with a voucher and a case manager attached. Nebraska has no recovery residence certification and no state registry to check a house against, so this listing is the main external record that exists for it. Private applicants should ask the house directly about cost and availability.

Omaha Sober Living and the Regional System

Omaha is the seat of Douglas County and sits in Region 6 of the six behavioral health regions the Nebraska Division of Behavioral Health uses to organize services statewide. That regional structure is how outpatient care, peer support and crisis services connect to housing in this state, and a midtown address sits at the center of Region 6's provider network.