Recovery Base

About Recovery Base

Recovery Base is a sober living operator in Cayce, South Carolina, running certified recovery housing across the Midlands in Lexington and Richland counties. Its residences are certified by the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences, the state's credentialing entity for recovery housing, and all forms of medication-assisted treatment are accepted.

A Midlands Recovery Housing Provider With a Six Month Program

The operator pairs housing with a six month structured program that meets three times a week. The content is deliberately practical: adapting to workplaces and social settings, completing job, housing and benefits applications, interviewing, and working through the fear and rejection that stop people applying at all. Residents come out of it with a set of skills that outlast the address.

Sober Homes in Cayce and Columbia

Three residences carry the Recovery Base name:

• Recovery Base Men, in Cayce.
• Recovery Base Women, in Cayce.
• Recovery Base Veterans, in Columbia.

The Cayce houses sit across the Congaree River from downtown Columbia, and the veterans residence sits in the capital itself. All three fall inside one metro, so a resident changing houses keeps the same providers, the same bus routes and the same employer.

Separate Men's, Women's and Veterans Sober Houses

Running three distinct households lets the operator write house culture for one population at a time. Men, women and veterans each apply to their own residence, and the veterans house acknowledges that men and women leaving service carry a different set of benefits questions, referral routes and expectations into recovery housing.

Applying to Recovery Base Recovery Homes

Applications are taken online and handled by the organization. At the operator level, ask how the six month program interacts with employment, what the fee covers, how transfers between houses work, and how a grievance escalates past the house to the certifying body.