Recovery Homes of Minnesota

About Recovery Homes of Minnesota

Recovery Homes of Minnesota is a sober living operator based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, running recovery residences across Ramsey County as an affiliate of Horowitz Health. The company operates six newly remodeled sober houses split between men's and women's housing.

A Saint Paul Recovery Housing Provider

Recovery Homes of Minnesota supplies housing, not clinical treatment. Residents keep their own outpatient providers and prescribers, and the operator's job is the house itself: the remodel, the private bedrooms, the house manager and a consistent set of rules from one address to the next.

Six Sober Living Homes Across Saint Paul

The operator's current portfolio spans six addresses in Saint Paul:

• Hague House, on Hague Avenue in Saint Paul, for men.
• Hartford House, on Hartford Avenue in Saint Paul, for men.
• Iglehart II House, on Iglehart Avenue in Saint Paul, for men.
• Jefferson House, on Jefferson Street in Saint Paul, for men.
• Iglehart House, on Iglehart Avenue in Saint Paul, for women.
• Iglehart House - 984 Iglehart Avenue, in Saint Paul, for women.

Four houses serve men and two serve women, and all six sit within a few miles of each other in Saint Paul's Summit-University, Highland Park and Macalester-Groveland neighborhoods.

Private Bedrooms and a Newly Remodeled Standard

Every Recovery Homes of Minnesota residence offers residents a private bedroom, along with high-speed internet and on-site laundry. Private-pay monthly rent runs from $750 to $2,000 depending on the house, which reflects the range in room size and location across the portfolio.

MASH Certification Across the Portfolio

Minnesota's only recovery-residence credential comes from the Minnesota Association of Sober Homes, and it is voluntary, not required. Recovery Homes of Minnesota describes its Saint Paul houses as carrying that certification, which would mean a published code of ethics and outside complaint review at every address. A prospective resident who wants a house's current standing confirmed should ask the operator directly; certification is simply on the record or it isn't, and going without it carries no penalty under Minnesota law.

One Operator, Two Genders, Six Addresses

Applying through Recovery Homes of Minnesota means a prospective resident is considered for whichever of its houses fits, men's or women's. If a transfer is ever needed, it happens within an operator that already knows the resident's history.

Recovery Housing for Ramsey County

Saint Paul is the seat of Ramsey County, and Recovery Homes of Minnesota's houses sit close to the county's outpatient providers, Metro Transit routes and human services offices. That concentration is a practical advantage for residents managing appointments, work and recovery meetings without a car.