About this Recovery House
Sober Living America is a coed sober living home in Memphis, Tennessee, in Shelby County. It is one of four Tennessee addresses in a nonprofit network that dates to 1994 and now covers 41 cities and more than 1,800 beds.
A Coed Sober House Serving Memphis
Men and women live in the same program here, in apartment style housing with roommates. That arrangement is deliberate. Shared space keeps the weekly cost down and puts a resident in daily contact with people at different stages of the same work, which is the mechanism the operator relies on between staff contacts. Memphis is the largest city in Tennessee and the housing market reflects it, so a coed option inside a certified national network narrows a long list quickly.
What $275 a Week Covers at This Memphis Sober Living Home
The operator publishes a fee of $275 a week, listed as $1,975 a month for its Pinnacle Program, with a note that rates can change. Included in the program are housing, recovery education, career development, transportation, spiritual education and life skills instruction. Admission is same day, no funds are required to be admitted, and insurance is accepted. Confirm the current figure at application, since the published rate is the one on the operator's own page today.
Career Development Inside This Recovery Home
The organization frames itself as an action program, and employment is the measure it uses. Residents get career guidance, job readiness work, on the job training and placement help, and they keep the freedom to hold a real job while living in the house. Licensed counseling runs as an in house program. AA and NA meetings are held both on site and off, with Big Book meetings and 12 Step studies as standing parts of the week.
Shelby County Recovery Housing and West Tennessee
Memphis is the seat of Shelby County and the service center for the whole of West Tennessee and a good part of the Mississippi Delta beyond it. Court obligations, outpatient providers, Southwest Tennessee Community College and the logistics and hospitality employers that hire people with a gap in a resume all sit inside one metropolitan area, and MATA runs the bus network between them. Shelby County recovery housing carries the largest share of the state's demand, and a resident who lands here is close to every appointment they need to keep.
Transportation and Getting to Meetings
The operator maintains a van fleet and lists transportation as a service, covering work, AA and NA meetings, church and shopping. In a city as spread out as Memphis that is a material benefit. A missed meeting or a missed shift because a bus route did not connect is how a first month goes wrong, and a house with vehicles removes the excuse in both directions.
Applying to This Memphis Recovery Home
The street address is not published for this residence and intake runs through Sober Living America. Worth asking before signing anything: what the fee covers and what it does not, how long a stay can run, whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, how roommates are matched, and what the written relapse policy says.
