Casa Vida de Salud Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Casa Vida de Salud is a men's sober living home in El Paso, Texas, in El Paso County, certified at Level II and Level III by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. It is the largest of the four sober houses Recovery Alliance operates in the city, with sixty beds in central El Paso.

A Sixty-Bed Men's Recovery Residence

Sixty beds is a large operation for a sober house, closer in scale to a residential facility than a typical peer home, and Recovery Alliance runs it in central El Paso. That size gives men a genuinely large peer community instead of a household of six or eight, which changes the day-to-day texture of the house considerably. A specific street address is not published; Recovery Alliance arranges placement directly.

What Level II and III Certification Requires

Texas leaves recovery housing certification entirely voluntary, so Casa Vida de Salud's standing with the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network reflects a choice, not a mandate. The certification requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process, all of it verifiable independent of the operator's own marketing.

The Flagship of a Four-House Network

Casa Vida de Salud is Recovery Alliance's largest property, alongside Alas Nuevas, Album House and Casa Vida. Its scale means the organization can absorb a larger volume of referrals here than at its smaller houses, which matters for treatment providers and courts sending multiple men at once.

Recovery Housing Anchoring Far West Texas

El Paso is the seat of El Paso County and the only city of real size across a wide stretch of the border region. A facility this large sitting inside the city gives men access to the county's full range of employment, healthcare and outpatient services without competing for a handful of scarce beds.