Sober Living America - Texas

About Sober Living America - Texas

Sober Living America is a sober living operator with certified recovery housing in Dallas, Texas, in Dallas County, and it runs additional Texas homes in Fort Worth, Houston and Grand Prairie.

A National Sober Living Operator With Deep Texas Roots

Founded in 1994, Sober Living America built its model around apartment-style housing, and that structure carries into its Texas locations. Residents live in shared apartments with peers instead of dormitory-style bedrooms, and the operator states plainly that admission does not depend on a resident's ability to pay up front, a policy it calls no funds needed for admission.

Serving Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and Grand Prairie

In Texas, Sober Living America operates a coed residence in Dallas, a coed home in Fort Worth, a house on Crest Dale Drive in Houston, and a newly certified residence in Grand Prairie. Three of the four fall within the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, and a resident who needs to relocate between cities can generally stay inside the same operator's system without starting over with someone new.

Men's and Women's Sober Living Housing

Sober Living America's Texas locations serve men and women, sometimes in the same building and sometimes in a house set aside for one gender. Its Grand Prairie house admits both men and women, while a second Dallas location added more recently serves men only. That mix lets the operator place a referral quickly, without waiting for a single-gender bed to open somewhere else in the network.

What TROHN Certification Establishes

Sober Living America's newer Texas houses carry Level II certification from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, the state's NARR affiliate. Certification is voluntary in Texas, so an operator that pursues it on new locations as they open is choosing an outside code of ethics and complaint process over staying unregulated. It commits the operator to disclosed fees, a written relapse and discharge policy, and inspection by an outside body.

The Pinnacle Program and Its Weekly Fee

Sober Living America publishes its cost directly: $275 a week, or $1,975 a month under what it calls the Pinnacle Program. The organization pairs that fee with career development services, transportation assistance and recovery education, positioning the weekly rate as covering more than a bed. A published, flat fee is itself useful information in a housing market where many operators require a phone call just to learn what a week costs.

A Sober Living Operator Serving the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and Houston

Dallas, Fort Worth and Grand Prairie all sit inside the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, and Houston anchors the state's other major recovery housing market along the Gulf Coast. An operator running homes in both metro areas gives a resident leaving treatment in one city the option of transferring to a bed in the other without starting over with an unfamiliar operator, which matters for anyone whose recovery network, sponsor or job search stays anchored to a specific metro.