Positive Recovery Centers

About Positive Recovery Centers

Positive Recovery Centers is a Joint Commission-accredited sober living operator in Houston, Texas, in Harris County, running a coed recovery residence on West Alabama Street as part of a larger addiction treatment continuum.

An Accredited Houston Treatment Organization

Positive Recovery Centers holds Joint Commission accreditation, a national standard most sober-house-only operators never pursue, and runs its housing as one piece of a fuller continuum that includes medical detox, residential treatment, PHP and IOP. The sober living program functions as the bridge between finishing residential care and living independently.

Gender-Separated Housing Under One Roof

The organization maintains gender-separated houses specifically to keep residents focused on recovery instead of relationships, a policy stated directly on its own site. At the West Alabama Street location, that means men and women live in separate housing, each with its own common space.

Structured Daily Requirements

Residents keep set wake times, attend mandatory meetings, submit to random drug testing, and observe a curfew and household responsibilities. Most stays run 30 to 90 days, though the organization describes length of stay as flexible based on individual progress.

Pairing Sober Living With Outpatient Treatment

Positive Recovery Centers designs its housing to pair with outpatient IOP or PHP programming, typically billed separately through insurance, while the sober living cost itself is paid privately. An on-site house manager and furnished homes with WiFi and laundry round out the daily setup, along with transportation assistance to treatment appointments.

Serving Houston and Harris County

Houston is the seat of Harris County and the largest city in Texas, and Positive Recovery Centers' West Alabama Street location sits inside the city's dense concentration of outpatient providers and recovery resources.