About this Recovery Home
The Fox Power House is a men's sober living home in Portland, Oregon, in Multnomah County. It sits in the Hazelwood and Parkrose area of outer northeast Portland, near NE 140th Avenue and NE Halsey Street, and is one of six houses run by West Coast Sober Housing.
A Men's Sober House in Outer Northeast Portland
Men live here, and one gender across the whole household simplifies a lot at once: shared bathrooms, house meetings, the tone of the common room, and a single set of rules that applies to everybody. The Halsey corridor at 140th is a working residential district of postwar houses and small apartment blocks, with grocery stores, a library and clinics along Halsey itself. Frequent TriMet bus service runs Halsey and 122nd, the MAX Blue and Red lines are a short ride north and west, and Portland International Airport, the Gateway employment district and the Columbia industrial corridor are all within a reasonable commute for entry-level work.
What a Six-House Sober Living Operator Adds
West Coast Sober Housing runs six recovery homes across Portland, including men's, women's and LGBTQIA2S+ housing. For a man moving into this address, the size of the portfolio matters at the point where something changes. If the fit is wrong, if a job moves across the river, or if a housemate conflict cannot be resolved, a transfer is a conversation with people who already know the resident. That is the practical argument for a multi-house operator over a single standalone sober home, and it does not appear until something goes sideways.
Locating This Portland Recovery Home
The operator publishes the cross streets for this house and not a street number, which is normal practice for Portland recovery housing and keeps unannounced visitors away from residents. Someone planning a move can still work out what matters: the quadrant, the bus lines, how far the commute runs, and which meetings are within walking distance. The exact number arrives when placement does.
Accreditation Rules for Oregon Sober Houses
There is no Oregon license for recovery residences, and the accreditation that exists comes from the Mental Health & Addiction Certification Board of Oregon, is voluntary, and is granted to the provider organization instead of the house. So no public list will confirm anything about this specific address, and the questions have to go to the operator. Ask for written fees, written house rules and a written relapse and discharge policy before signing, and ask who a complaint goes to if the house manager is the source of it.
Multnomah County Recovery Housing East of 82nd
Portland is the county seat and the center of Oregon's recovery services, and east Portland is where a lot of the housing actually is. Rents are lower, houses are bigger, and the bus grid east of 82nd Avenue is dense enough that a resident without a car is not stranded. Court obligations downtown, outpatient appointments in the Gateway district and classes at Portland Community College's Southeast campus are all inside one fare zone. For a man coming out of treatment or custody in Multnomah County, an east Portland address is usually the one that pencils out.
What to Ask Before Moving Into This Men's Sober Living Home
Ask whether a house manager lives on site, how many men share the house and how bedrooms are assigned, what the weekly fee covers and what the deposit is, how testing is run, whether prescribed medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, and what the expectation is around work or school in the first month. Then ask whether a transfer to one of the operator's other houses is possible if this one turns out to be the wrong fit.
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Home and Healthy
Sober Living PDX & Cascade Sober Living provide higher quality recovery assistance housing to individuals who are looking for safe and well-managed homes. Our residency program is geared toward providing a living environment that offers peer-to-peer support systems so people can have a home that promotes their long-term recovery efforts.
Our homes are located in ideal and welcoming neighborhoods scattered throughout Oregon as we are also currently expanding into the Washington area. Every residence is overseen by a live-in House Manager that communicates directly to our Director of Housing to ensure that recovery assistance programs and rules are abided by during our resident's stay.
Here at Sober Living PDX & Cascade Sober Living, our residents value their recovery assistance experience by having a comfortable home that will allow them to have a successful transition into living independently in the community.
Our Sober Living Mission Statement
We provide quality, comfortable housing for those seeking a clean & sober, healthy, program-centric environment that promotes recovery from alcohol, drug use and associated problems.
