Reset Recovery

About Reset Recovery

Reset Recovery is a sober living operator running certified men's recovery housing in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in Tulsa County. The organization operates four houses in the city, all certified by the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources.

A Tulsa Sober Living Operator

Reset Recovery keeps its full network inside one city, Tulsa, which means every house shares the same city, the same certifying body and, for residents, the same set of outpatient providers and job market nearby.

Four Certified Houses in Tulsa

Reset Recovery runs the following sober living homes:

• Delaware House, in Tulsa.
• Drive In House, in Tulsa.
• Riverside House, in Tulsa.
• Westside House, in Tulsa.

Capacity ranges from four beds at Delaware House to six beds each at Drive In House, Riverside House and Westside House, so the network is built from several small, house-sized units, not one large facility.

What OKARR Certification Establishes

Each Reset Recovery house is certified at Level 2 by the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources, which commits the operator to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and outside review of complaints. Certification is voluntary in Oklahoma, so an operator holding it on every address it runs has made a deliberate choice.

One Network Across Tulsa

Because all four houses sit inside one city, moving a resident from one Reset Recovery house to another does not mean changing case managers, courts or treatment providers. That matters for someone who needs a different set of housemates without losing the rest of the support already in place.

Reaching Reset Recovery

Applications go through Reset Recovery directly. Worth asking: which house currently has an open bed, how the four-to-six-bed size of each house shapes daily structure, and how the operator's written relapse policy works in practice.