Eagle Recovery Center Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Eagle Recovery Center is a men's sober living home in Choctaw, Oklahoma, in Oklahoma County. Eagle Christian Ministries, the nonprofit behind the house, was founded by Jim and Lisa McWhirter to provide a safe and stable living environment for men recovering from substance use disorder.

A Men's Sober House in Choctaw

Choctaw sits inside the Oklahoma City metro area, and Eagle Recovery Center's location there puts residents within reach of the region's outpatient providers, employers and public services while keeping them in a smaller, quieter community than the capital itself.

The First Thirty Days at Eagle Recovery Center

New residents cannot leave the house with people from outside it during their first thirty days. The organization states the purpose plainly: time to settle in, find a job and build a routine before outside visits start again. After that period, residents are expected to seek full-time employment and attend at least three recovery meetings each week.

Transportation and Daily Structure

Eagle Recovery Center provides transportation for residents between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. for work, appointments and program activities, a detail that matters for someone rebuilding a routine without a car of their own in a suburban city built around driving.

Part of a Two-House Ministry in Choctaw

Eagle Christian Ministries also runs Millcreek, a certified women's sober home in Choctaw, keeping the men's and women's populations in fully separate houses under one organization.

Recovery Housing in the Oklahoma City Metro

Choctaw's place inside the Oklahoma City metro area gives Eagle Recovery Center's residents access to the same courts, treatment network and job base that serve the capital, without the cost or density of living inside the city itself.

About Eagle Recovery Sober Living Residence for Men. Come join our Christian-based Men's Sober Living Home! Eagle Recovery Center for Men provides a spacious home accommodating up to 10 men with private rooms/beds and large common areas. Community kitchen with several shared bathrooms and laundry facility. Fees are set at with a one month time allowance to establish full time employment, upon which time repayment begins. Sober living homes They are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in sober homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home.