Murphy's House Lake Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Murphy's House Lake is a men's recovery home at 2816 North 26th Street in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County. Murphy's Turning Point operates it as one of four three-quarter houses in the city, on the same terms and at the same weekly rate as the rest of the portfolio.

A North Omaha Sober House on 26th Street

The address sits in North Omaha near the Lake Street corridor, one of the oldest and most densely served parts of the city. Bus service is within two blocks, a standard the operator applies at every house. Residents here are inside walking distance of the corner businesses, churches and community organizations that make up the neighborhood's own recovery network, which is a different set of resources from the ones a man in midtown would use.

Entry Requirements at This Men's Recovery Home

Applicants are men 18 and over with 30 days of continuous sobriety at interview. The stay runs 90 days at minimum. Registered sex offenders are not accepted. The weekly fee is $105 and covers the bed and the house.

Where This Fits in Omaha Sober Living

Three-quarter housing carries less structure than a halfway house and more than an apartment. It suits a man who has finished treatment, cleared his first month, and needs an address with people in it who will notice a change in him. Because clinical services sit outside the house, a resident keeps his own prescriber, counselor and meeting schedule and simply lives somewhere that supports keeping them.

Checking a Douglas County Recovery Residence

There is no Nebraska agency that certifies recovery residences and no registry to search, so the operator's own published terms carry the weight. This one states its fee, its sobriety requirement and its minimum stay openly and applies them identically across four addresses. A prospective resident comparing this house with the operator's Gold Coast or Field Club addresses is choosing a neighborhood and a bus route, since everything else about the arrangement stays the same.