Sober Living of Washington

About Sober Living of Washington

Sober Living of Washington is a sober living operator based in Vancouver, Washington, running six certified recovery homes across Clark County for men and women in early recovery.

A Vancouver-Based Recovery Housing Provider

Founded by people with their own recovery experience, Sober Living of Washington builds its program around guidance, structure and encouragement instead of clinical supervision. Residents keep their own outpatient providers and prescribers, and the organization's job is to keep the housing stable and the expectations consistent from one address to the next.

Seven Certified Homes in Vancouver

The operator runs Rosemere West and Rosemere East, both men's houses near Interstate 5 and Fourth Plain Boulevard, and the Rosemere House, a second men's property in the same downtown-adjacent area. Cascade Park House, a men's residence on the city's east side near I-205, is maintained at two locations under the same name. Sunnyside House and the Sunnyside Women's House, both dedicated women's residences in northeast Vancouver near Padden Parkway, round out the portfolio.

Level 2 Certification Across the Portfolio

All seven Sober Living of Washington properties carry Level 2 certification from the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, requiring a published code of ethics, written fees and rules, and complaint review independent of the operator. Certifying its full portfolio instead of a single house reflects a consistent standard applied everywhere the organization operates.

Men's and Women's Housing Under One Operator

Most of the operator's houses serve men, and the Sunnyside properties in northeast Vancouver serve women. Keeping men and women in separate households lets house rules and shared space stay built for one population at each address.

Serving Vancouver and Clark County

Vancouver is the seat of Clark County and the largest city in southwest Washington, sitting across the Columbia River from Portland. Sober Living of Washington's properties spread from the close-in Rosemere area to east Vancouver and the city's northeast, giving residents options across several neighborhoods without leaving the same operator.

Reaching Sober Living of Washington

Applications go directly to Sober Living of Washington, which can confirm current openings across its seven Vancouver properties and the fee and structure details for each.