About this Recovery Home
ASIC Recovery Services – Lackland Road is a men's sober living home in Fort Worth, Texas, in Tarrant County. It sits on the city's near west side, off Camp Bowie Boulevard, in a stretch of Fort Worth built around modest single-family blocks and small businesses. ASIC Recovery Services also runs a second men's home a short drive away on Ems Road, and together the two properties make up the operator's Fort Worth footprint.
A Men's Sober House on Lackland Road
This sober living home in Fort Worth serves men only, and a single-gender household simplifies the basics that come up every day: shared bathrooms, common areas, and house meetings all run under one set of expectations instead of two. Lackland Road sits inside Fort Worth's near west side, a residential corridor within a short drive of Camp Bowie Boulevard's shops, clinics, and bus service. For a man arriving from detox or a residential program, that combination puts groceries, a job interview, and a meeting all within reach without a car being the first thing he has to solve.
Voluntary Certification and Texas Recovery Housing
Texas does not license sober living homes, and the state has one voluntary certifying body, the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, known as TROHN. A home earns certification by choice: committing to a published code of ethics, disclosing fees and rules before move-in, and accepting outside review of complaints. Most sober living homes in Texas are privately run and never apply, and going unlisted with TROHN says nothing about how a specific house operates day to day. It simply means the checklist a prospective resident would otherwise get from a certifying body has to come from somewhere else, usually a direct conversation with the operator.
Tarrant County Recovery Housing Near the Westside
Fort Worth is both the city and the seat of Tarrant County, and that matters for a resident rebuilding a routine. County courts, the county's outpatient providers, and Tarrant County College's downtown and northwest campuses are all reachable from the near west side without crossing into a different jurisdiction for a probation check-in or a class. Trinity Metro's bus network runs along Camp Bowie and connects into downtown, which is where most of the county's service providers and job openings concentrate.
What to Ask Before Moving Into This Fort Worth Sober House
Applications for this Lackland Road home go through ASIC Recovery Services directly. Because the home is not listed with a certifying body, the questions a resident would otherwise find answered in writing are worth asking up front: what the weekly fee covers, whether a house manager lives on site, how bedrooms are assigned, what the relapse policy is, and whether the house accepts residents on medication for opioid use disorder. A straight answer to all five is the practical substitute for a certification file.
