Lantana Living Men; Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Lantana Living is a certified recovery residence in Charleston, South Carolina, in Charleston County, run by Lantana Recovery as the housing arm of its outpatient program. It offers a six week structured housing program for participants in the organization's partial hospitalization programming and serves men, women and veterans. The address is not published.

A Six Week Sober Living Program Tied to Treatment

Housing here is available to people enrolled in the operator's clinical programming, and the stay is defined at six weeks. That is a short, deliberate window covering the period immediately after inpatient care, when someone is still in daily treatment and cannot yet hold a lease. Anyone looking for a twelve month recovery residence is looking at a different kind of house.

The Social Model Inside a Charleston Recovery Home

The program emphasizes the social model: a substance-free environment, structured activities and accountability between residents. The reasoning is straightforward. Clinical hours end in the afternoon, and what happens in the house for the rest of the day determines whether the treatment holds. Living with people on the same schedule turns the evening into part of the program.

Recovery Housing in Charleston County

Charleston is the county seat and the largest recovery housing market in the state, with meetings running across the peninsula, West Ashley, James Island and Mount Pleasant, and an economy in hospitality, healthcare and the port that hires without long lead times. For someone completing a clinical program and staying in the area, that density is what makes the transition out of housing survivable.

What Certification Requires of This Sober Living Residence

Certification commits the residence to written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, a published code of ethics, and complaints reviewed outside the household. Some forms of medication-assisted treatment are accepted, and an applicant on a prescribed medication should confirm hers before intake.