The 1212 House at 60th and Pacific Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

The 1212 House at 60th and Pacific is a men's sober living home in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County. It is one of two houses run by The 1212 House, an operator that has provided men's recovery housing in the city since 2001.

A Men's Sober House With a Long Record in Omaha

More than three thousand men have lived in this operator's houses across a quarter century. That figure is worth pausing on. Nebraska regulates sober living hardly at all, and houses in this market routinely open and close within a few years, so a resident arriving here joins something with a longer institutional memory than almost anything else in Douglas County.

A Three-Quarter Recovery Home

The house provides what the operator describes as a three-quarter environment, offering structure and accountability to men who are continuing a recovery already underway. That places it later in the sequence than a halfway house, suiting a man who has finished treatment and needs the address, the housemates and the expectations to hold while he rebuilds work and routine.

A Drug, Alcohol and Violence Free Recovery Residence

The operator states that its homes are free from drugs, alcohol and violence, and it names all three together. The third is the one most sober living listings leave out. For a man leaving custody or a shelter, a house that has said out loud that it will not tolerate violence is describing a floor of physical safety that cannot be assumed everywhere in this market.

Reaching This Douglas County Sober Living Home

The exact address is not published and placement runs through the operator. Nebraska certifies no recovery residences and keeps no registry, so the questions go directly: what the weekly fee covers, whether a manager is on site, how bedrooms are assigned, and what follows a relapse.