Recovery-Focused Sober Living Homes
in Texas, Colorado & Pennsylvania

A sober living home (also called a recovery residence) is alcohol‑ and drug‑free housing that provides structure, peer accountability, and support after detox or rehab while you transition back to independent living.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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).

Yes—Eudaimonia offers traditional and online IOP options in Austin and Houston, with therapy and clinical services available; insurance verification is provided.

All homes have on‑site house managers. In Texas, Eudaimonia also maintains 24/7 on‑site staff support to enhance accountability and access to services.

 Pets are not allowed at most locations; however, Eudaimonia offers pet‑friendly units in Austin (eligibility and pet rules apply; availability limited). Ask admissions about current pet‑friendly options.

Yes. Residents are expected to work, attend school, or volunteer. Eudaimonia’s Support–Employment–Volunteering (SEV) services help with résumés, job search, and interview prep.

Yes—attendance at a set number of weekly recovery meetings (e.g., 12‑step) and weekly house meetings is part of the community rules and phased program.

Visitors are welcome with advance approval from a house manager. Overnight passes may be granted as you progress through program phases and meet goals.

Most residents share rooms; private rooms may be available at certain homes for an additional cost and are subject to availability.

Bring a week of clothing, toiletries, phone/laptop, and essentials; most household items are provided. Do not bring furniture, alcohol‑containing products, or pets (except in designated pet‑friendly units). A detailed packing list is available.

 Eudaimonia provides sober living across Texas, Colorado, and Pennsylvania, including homes in Austin, Houston, Colorado Springs, Philadelphia, and San Antonio. Availability differs by gender and property.

Yes—Eudaimonia offers men’s and women’s homes to support safety, inclusion, and recovery.

Incidents are handled case‑by‑case to protect the community and support the individual—often involving re‑assessment and coordination with higher levels of care when appropriate.

Published ranges for Austin properties are about $550–$1,800/month depending on the home and room type; some men’s apartments include amenities like a pool, fitness center, and coffee lounge. Pet‑friendly units are available at select locations.

Yes—Eudaimonia operates fully furnished, structured men’s sober living in Houston, with on‑site management and access to IOP in Houston.

Yes—Colorado Springs includes women’s and men’s homes with structured schedules, regular testing, and house managers; ask admissions about current availability.

Pennsylvania requires licensing for recovery houses that receive state referrals or funding; Eudaimonia offers men’s sober living in Philadelphia and guides residents through local standards and referrals.

Yes—Eudaimonia lists several men’s sober living homes in North‑Central San Antonio with budget‑friendly program fees; check current openings and address‑level details with admissions.

Eudaimonia notes affiliations such as NAADAC, NARR, TAAP, and the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, aligning homes with recovery‑residence best practices.