Austin Serenity MAT Recovery Homes

About Austin Serenity MAT Recovery Homes

Austin Serenity MAT Recovery Homes is a sober living operator in Austin, Texas, running certified recovery housing across Travis County for people in medication-assisted treatment. The organization operates four gender-specific homes on the city's northside, all certified at TROHN Level II, and it houses residents at no cost through a research partnership with UT Health.

A Sober Living Operator Built Around Medication-Assisted Treatment

Most sober living operators still bar residents who take prescribed medication for opioid use disorder. Austin Serenity MAT Recovery Homes exists because of that gap. It welcomes residents on buprenorphine or methadone as a matter of policy, and it treats a prescribed medication as part of a resident's recovery plan. That single decision determines who ends up living in these houses: people whose treatment includes medication and who have had trouble finding housing willing to accept it.

Four TROHN-Certified Homes on Austin's Northside

The operator runs four sober living homes, split evenly by gender:

• Two men's homes on Willfield, at 10119 and 10201.
• A women's home on Long Winter, at 11308.
• A women's home on Caswell, at 5100.

All four sit within the same stretch of northside Austin, close enough that residents moving between them stay inside the same neighborhood, the same bus lines and the same treatment relationships.

What TROHN Level II Certification Establishes

Each home is certified at Level II by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, the state's NARR affiliate. Certification in Texas is voluntary, which makes an operator that carries it on every one of its houses worth noticing: it has agreed to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules, and a complaint process that runs outside the house itself. Level II describes a monitored residence with structured peer support, matching an operator whose residents mostly need stable housing and consistent expectations.

Housing Provided at No Cost Through a UT Health Partnership

Austin Serenity MAT Recovery Homes covers housing costs for qualified residents through a partnership with UT Health, which studies medication-assisted treatment outcomes using data from the program. For a resident, the arrangement removes the weekly rent that most sober living budgets have to absorb. Admission runs through the same partnership, so eligibility depends on qualifying for the program alongside needing a place to live.

Men's and Women's Recovery Homes in Travis County

The four houses split cleanly by gender, two for men and two for women, and each keeps its own house rules, curfew and daily structure. Residents are expected to stay productive, whether that means work, school or steady volunteering, and to observe curfew and house meetings. Travis County's outpatient providers and MAT clinics sit within reach of all four addresses, which matters for a population whose recovery plan depends on keeping regular appointments.

Applying to an Austin Serenity Sober Living Home

Applications go through Austin Serenity MAT Recovery Homes, and the organization places residents by gender and by fit with the UT Health partnership. A prospective resident already receiving MAT treatment in the Austin area is the clearest match for the program. Anyone using TROHN certification as a screening tool can confirm that all four houses carry it before applying.