New Horizons Home Recovery House

About this Recovery House

New Horizons Home is a sober living home in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in Rutherford County, operated by Threshold Recovery, a certified organization on the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences list. It is one of sixteen houses the organization runs in the city.

A Rutherford County Sober House With Room to Move

What a multi house operator offers that a single house cannot is a second option. If a household does not work, if a work schedule changes, or if a resident needs a quieter or a more structured environment, the answer is another Threshold Recovery house in the same city with the same fee structure and the same rules. Nothing about the outpatient provider, the job or the meeting schedule has to change.

What Tennessee Certification Establishes

Recovery residences in Tennessee must be certified under state law, and the state affiliate lists this operator among its certified organizations, so the house is operated by a certified operator. Certification requires a published ethics code, disclosure of fees and house rules in writing before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and an external complaint route. Those are verifiable commitments, and they are the reason a certified listing carries weight with courts and treatment providers.

Living in Murfreesboro, Middle Tennessee

Murfreesboro is the Rutherford County seat and sits near the geographic center of the state. Middle Tennessee State University, Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital, the county judicial center, the health department and a deep entry level job market are inside the city, the Rover bus serves the main corridors, and Interstate 24 opens Nashville for work. Stones River National Battlefield sits on the city's west side. A resident can build a full week without leaving the county.

Applying to This Recovery Residence

Individual house addresses are not published, and applications go to Threshold Recovery, which decides placement across its sixteen Murfreesboro homes. Ask about the weekly rate and what it covers, the deposit, live in management, curfew and testing, length of stay, and acceptance of prescribed medication for opioid use disorder. Tennessee's Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services maintains statewide recovery residence information.