Hascall Street House Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

The Hascall Street House is a recovery residence in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County, one of nineteen homes operated by Different Approach Sober Living across the city.

Searching for Omaha Recovery Housing From Another State

A great many of these decisions are made by a parent or a sibling three states away, working from a phone and a discharge date. Omaha draws that traffic because it is the largest city in Nebraska and the western terminus of a stretch of Interstate 80 that runs from Chicago to Denver, and because a family in Iowa, Kansas or South Dakota often finds the nearest real supply of recovery housing is here.

What a Family Can Establish About a Sober House

Nebraska publishes no certification, no registry and no inspection record, so a search from out of state turns up nothing official to read. The work falls to a phone call. Ask what the weekly fee is, whether a deposit is refundable, whether a manager lives on site, how many people share the house, whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, and what a relapse triggers. An operator that answers all six without deflecting is running something real.

Arriving at an Omaha Recovery Home

Applications are filed through an online form, which suits someone applying on another person's behalf or from inside a treatment facility. Placement is assigned by the operator across its houses by gender, stage of recovery and availability, so the specific address is confirmed when a bed is offered.

Why Douglas County Holds the State's Recovery Housing

Omaha is the county seat and the largest employment base in Nebraska, with the deepest schedule of recovery meetings and the widest outpatient network. A person arriving from a smaller community, in this state or a neighboring one, lands somewhere that has the work, the appointments and the meetings in one place.