Crux Care Co-Living

About Crux Care Co-Living

Crux Care Co-Living is a certified sober living operator running two men's houses in Washington, one in Seattle's Rainier Valley and one in Auburn. The company was started by people with their own recovery experience, and it holds certification through Washington's voluntary recovery residence program.

A Certified Washington Sober Living Operator

Crux Care Co-Living is certified through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, the state's NARR affiliate. Certification is voluntary in Washington, so an operator that carries it has agreed in writing to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules, and an outside complaint process on top of its own house standards.

Two Men's Sober Homes in King County

Crux Care Co-Living runs the Rainier Ave Sober Living Home in Seattle, a nine-bed house, and the Auburn Sober Living Home, an eight-bed house, both restricted to men. Keeping both houses single-gender means one set of expectations covers every resident at either address.

Structure Across Both Houses

Both Crux Care Co-Living properties pair 24-hour live-in management with random drug screening, individualized recovery planning and fully furnished rooms with utilities, internet and laundry included. The company also arranges weekly transportation to a food bank and provides Narcan access at both houses.

Serving Seattle and Auburn

Seattle and Auburn sit on opposite ends of King County, and running a house in each gives Crux Care Co-Living a foothold near both the city's outpatient network and the county's southern job corridor. A resident who needs a different setting after move-in can raise it with an operator who already knows the ropes at both addresses.

Applying to Crux Care Co-Living

Applications for either house go through Crux Care Co-Living directly. Worth confirming before move-in: what the weekly fee covers, how bedrooms are assigned, and what the screening and relapse policy looks like in writing, all things a certified operator has to be able to answer.