Recovery Homes & Sober Housing in TX, CO & PA

What is recovery housing?

Recovery housing or Sober living is alcohol- and drug-free recovery housing that provides structure, accountability, and peer support as someone transitions back to independent living.

How is sober living different from a halfway house?

Sober living homes are typically privately operated, peer‑supported residences with flexible timelines and recovery programming. Halfway houses are often publicly funded, may be tied to the justice system, and are usually time‑limited.

How much does sober living cost at Eudaimonia?

Eudaimonia offers multiple room types and homes; current published ranges are about $550–$1,800 per month, depending on location, unit type, and amenities. Exact availability and rates vary by property and city.

What’s included in the monthly program fees?

Homes are fully furnished and include Wi‑Fi, cable, kitchenware and appliances, linens/bedding, laundry and cleaning supplies, and flat‑screen TVs. Residents purchase and prepare their own food.

Are residents drug tested?

Yes. Eudaimonia requires regular drug and alcohol testing (typically twice weekly ~80 hours apart) with immediate on‑site results and lab confirmation available; family/clients can access results online.

How long can I stay?

There’s no fixed maximum. Residents can stay as long as needed while meeting house rules and progressing through the three‑phase program. Many people benefit from multi‑month stays to stabilize routines.

Do I need to complete detox/rehab before moving in?

Yes—Eudaimonia’s sober living is designed for individuals who have already completed detox and a drug/alcohol rehab program.

Is sober living covered by insurance? What about IOP?

Housing fees for sober living are generally private‑pay (most health plans don’t cover residence costs). However, Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) services in Austin and Houston may be billable to many private insurers (benefits vary).