Chase Recovery

About Chase Recovery

Chase Recovery is a sober living operator based in Tacoma, Washington, providing recovery housing across Pierce and Grays Harbor counties. The organization runs coed and gender-specific sober homes along with housing for parents in recovery.

A Pierce County Sober Living Operator

Chase Recovery works from Tacoma, the seat of Pierce County, and extends its housing into Grays Harbor County to the west. That two-county footprint is unusual for an operator this size, and it means Chase Recovery residents are not confined to one city if a transfer or a fresh start in a different community becomes the better option.

Room Types and Pricing

The organization offers three tiers of housing:

• Shared rooms starting at $750 a month.
• Private rooms starting at $900 a month.
• Studio apartments starting at $1,100 a month.

That tiered pricing lets a resident choose based on budget and how much privacy suits their stage of recovery.

Gender-Specific and Coed Housing

Chase Recovery runs both gender-specific and coed recovery homes, plus separate family housing for parents. Offering all three under one operator means a resident's housing needs, whether that is a single-gender house, a coed environment or a unit built for a parent and children, can be met without referring the person elsewhere.

Serving Pierce and Grays Harbor Counties

Tacoma anchors Pierce County's courts, hospital systems and outpatient behavioral health providers, while the Grays Harbor County side of the operator's footprint reaches a part of southwest Washington with far less recovery housing stock. Chase Recovery's presence across both counties gives residents leaving treatment in either area a housing option without crossing into an unfamiliar region.

Applying to Chase Recovery

Applications go directly to Chase Recovery. The organization's Level 2 certification with the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences applies to its residences, and a prospective resident should ask which specific address a room is available in, what the room type and monthly cost are, and whether family housing is an option before committing to move in.