Recovery Base - Men Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Recovery Base - Men is a certified men's sober living home in Cayce, South Carolina, in Lexington County. It is one of three residences run by Recovery Base in the Columbia metro, accepts all forms of medication-assisted treatment, and takes applications online. The street address is not published.

A Men's Sober House With a Structured Six Month Program

Residents here take part in a six month program that meets three times a week alongside the housing. The sessions are built around getting into work and staying there: presenting well in an interview, completing job and housing applications, handling rejection, and adapting to a workplace after time away from one. A man who wants a bed and nothing else will find this house asks more of him than that.

Full MAT Acceptance at This Cayce Recovery Residence

All forms of medication-assisted treatment are accepted. In a state where many houses take some forms and a few take none, that is a decisive fact for anyone stabilized on buprenorphine or methadone. South Carolina supports medication for opioid use disorder through the Office of Substance Use Services, and a residence that accommodates it keeps treatment and housing from pulling against each other.

Recovery Housing in Cayce and the Columbia Metro

Cayce sits on the west bank of the Congaree, minutes from downtown Columbia and inside Lexington County. That location gives a resident the capital's job market, court system, hospitals and meeting schedule while living in a smaller city with cheaper rent. The Columbia bus network links the two banks, and the state offices, the University of South Carolina and the Lexington Medical Center corridor are all reachable without a long commute.

What Certification Commits This Sober House To

Certification by the state affiliate obliges the residence to publish its fees and rules in writing before move-in, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, work under a code of ethics, and accept complaints reviewed outside the house. It also makes the bed available to men referred by the courts, probation or a state agency.