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ASIC Recovery Ems Road Men's Recovery Home

1400 Ems Rd W, Fort Worth, Texas, 76116

Men
Not Certified

About this Recovery Home

ASIC Recovery – Ems Road is a men's sober living home in Fort Worth, Texas, in Tarrant County. It operates a few miles from ASIC Recovery Services' other Fort Worth men's home on Lackland Road, and the two properties give the operator two separate men's households inside the same part of the city.

A Men's Recovery Home on Ems Road West

This men's sober house on Ems Road West gives residents a single-gender household with one set of house rules covering everyone under the roof. The street sits in a residential pocket of Fort Worth's near west side, close enough to Camp Bowie Boulevard's businesses and bus line that getting to a job or a meeting does not depend on having a car from day one.

Two ASIC Recovery Men's Sober Houses in Fort Worth

ASIC Recovery operates this Ems Road home alongside a second men's residence on Lackland Road, and the two make up the operator's presence in the city. Running two households instead of one gives a resident room to move if a particular house or set of housemates turns out to be the wrong fit, without having to leave the operator or the neighborhood he already knows.

Recovery Housing in Fort Worth and Tarrant County

Fort Worth serves as the seat of Tarrant County, which puts county courts, outpatient treatment providers, and Tarrant County College's campuses within reach of the near west side. Trinity Metro's bus routes run the Camp Bowie corridor into downtown, where most of the county's job openings and service appointments are concentrated, and that access matters most in the early months after treatment.

Reaching ASIC Recovery About This Fort Worth Sober House

This home is not currently listed with the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, the state's voluntary certifying body known as TROHN, which most private Texas sober homes never apply to. Anyone considering the house should ask ASIC Recovery directly about the weekly fee, house rules, bedroom assignments, the relapse policy, and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, the same information certification would otherwise put in writing.



ABOUT US All of our clients are assigned a recovery coach. The recovery coach will meet with the client individually to help identify goals, life skills and address any issues that may be blocking the individual from sustained success and happiness. This process provides all of our clients with the specialized care that they may have lacked in the past, and is extremely effective. The same recovery coach will work with the client throughout the entirety of the program. The recovery coach will be familiar with what issues may have stopped a client from long-term sobriety in the past, and this continued relationship helps provide sustained accountability after a client transitions out of our sober living house. Our program is designed to provide specialized and comprehensive care in an affordable manner.

Recovery Home Details

  • Gender: Men
  • Certification: Not Certified

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