It Is Possible

About It Is Possible

It Is Possible is a sober living operator in Milford, Michigan, providing certified recovery housing and extended care in Oakland County. Its housing is certified by the Michigan Association of Recovery Residences, and the organization is explicit that it is a sober living and extended care provider instead of a treatment facility.

An Oakland County Sober Living Operator Built for Referrals

This provider markets to the people who discharge patients. It describes itself as equipped to take referrals who need extended care as they transition to community living, and it states it can handle advanced addictions and co-occurring disorders through a team approach spanning housing and therapeutic services. That orientation tells a family something useful. The organization expects to receive someone mid-course, with a treatment history and a care plan already written, and it is set up to continue that plan instead of starting one.

Housing and Clinical Care Within Walking Distance

The operator's recovery homes are supported by an outpatient substance use and mental health treatment facility within walking distance, and that facility is state licensed and CARF accredited. Very few recovery housing providers in Michigan can say the clinical partner is close enough to walk to. For residents without a car, and most residents in the first months have none, that proximity is what keeps treatment attendance from collapsing in January. CARF accreditation is awarded after an external survey of how an organization actually operates, so the clinical half of this arrangement carries its own outside review alongside the housing certification.

How This Recovery Housing Provider Sets Fees

Fees vary by house, by room size and by how many residents share a room, with a sliding scale for those who qualify and a limited amount of funding tied to eligibility criteria. That is a more negotiable structure than a flat weekly rate, and it means the first conversation is worth having in detail. Ask what the rate is for the specific room on offer, whether the sliding scale applies, who determines eligibility for the funding, and what is due before the first night. Certification requires the operator to disclose the answers in writing.

Reaching This Milford Recovery Housing Provider

Applications and referrals go to the organization, whose counseling office is in the village of Milford. At the company level, ask how long it has provided recovery housing in Oakland County, which treatment providers and courts it takes referrals from, what a typical extended-care stay runs to, whether housing continues if a resident steps out of clinical care, and how a complaint is escalated past house staff to the organization and then to the certifying body. Michigan has no state licensing or registration for recovery residences, so certification through the state's NARR affiliate is the only external standard in play.