Stonegate Center

About Stonegate Center

Stonegate Center is a recovery residence operator in Azle, Texas, running a residential detox and treatment campus in Tarrant County that houses men and women in separate facilities.

A Faith-Based Residential Treatment Provider

Stonegate Center describes itself as faith-based, built around fellowship, accountability and community alongside clinical care. The organization runs its programs on a 125-acre ranch roughly thirty minutes from Fort Worth, a setting it uses for equine therapy and wellness programming alongside standard treatment.

Gender-Separated Residential Housing

The Azle campus houses women at a facility called Hilltop and men at a separate facility called Creekside, keeping the two populations in distinct buildings on the same property. Both run alongside medical detox and a 90-day residential treatment curriculum, so residents live on site for the length of their program.

Medical Detox and a 90-Day Treatment Curriculum

Stonegate offers medical detoxification followed by a structured 90-day residential program built around individual and group counseling, twelve-step support and faith-based programming. The length and clinical structure put it closer to residential treatment than a standard peer-managed sober house, and residents live on site throughout.

Joint Commission Accreditation

The organization holds accreditation from The Joint Commission and maintains membership in national addiction treatment associations. That accreditation is a clinical credential, separate from TROHN sober living certification, and it applies to the treatment program as a whole, not to any single house on the property.

A Separate Sober Living Home in Fort Worth

Beyond the Azle campus, Stonegate operates Trevor's House, a men's sober living home in Fort Worth for residents who have completed the residential program and are transitioning to independent living. The step-down option keeps a resident inside the same organization after discharge from the ranch.

Reaching Stonegate Center in Tarrant County

Admissions to the Azle campus go through Stonegate's intake process, which places residents into Hilltop or Creekside based on gender and clinical need. Anyone comparing a licensed residential program to a standard sober house should ask directly which level of clinical care and which length of stay a given house provides.