Turning Point Houses

About Turning Point Houses

Turning Point Houses is a Washington sober living operator running four certified coed recovery homes in Snohomish County. The organization operates two residences in Marysville and two in Everett, all open to men and women in recovery under a shared set of house rules.

A Snohomish County Sober Living Operator

Turning Point Houses supplies housing and structure; clinical treatment stays with outside providers. Residents keep their own outpatient providers and case managers, and the operator's job is to keep the houses safe, the rules consistent, and the fees predictable from one address to the next.

Four Coed Recovery Homes in Snohomish County

The operator runs two coed sober houses in Marysville, including the Marysville House, and two coed sober houses in Everett, the county seat, including the Silver Lake House. Keeping every home coed means Turning Point Houses can house couples and mixed groups of housemates without turning anyone away for lack of a single-gender opening.

WAQRR Certification Across the Portfolio

All four Turning Point Houses residences are certified through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, the state's NARR affiliate. Certification is voluntary in Washington, so an operator that carries it on every home it runs has chosen a published code of ethics and outside complaint review over doing without either.

Serving Marysville and Everett

Marysville and Everett sit close together along the I-5 corridor in Snohomish County, and that tight footprint means a resident who transfers between the operator's houses keeps the same county, the same transit system and largely the same outpatient providers.

Reaching Turning Point Houses

Applications go through the operator directly. The questions worth asking apply to any of the four addresses: whether a house manager lives on site, what the weekly fee covers, and how the house documents a relapse or discharge, since a certified operator has to be able to answer all three in writing.