Three gender-specific recovery residences in Sacramento, with nightly breathalyzer checks and a curfew.
Men's & women's homes
Sacramento County · California
Men's sober living in Sacramento, CA
Sober Sacramento lists 10 sober living homes for men in Sacramento and Sacramento County, in Sacramento and Rancho Cordova. 4 operators run separate men's and women's houses and are included here. Listed rents run from $975 to $1,350 a month.
Men's homes range from small family-style houses to larger structured programs with a house manager. Ask about the house's rules and how long residents usually stay.
Men's sober living in Sacramento, CA
10 homes
Peer-led men's recovery home in Sacramento's Tahoe Park area; residents must be in IOP, therapy or a recovery program. MAT accepted.
Men only
Clean and sober living for men in Sacramento and Fair Oaks, with a 24/7 house manager, regular drug testing and month-to-month agreements.
Men only
Nonprofit-run sober living in Sacramento: a 20-bed home for men and a 10-bed home for women; self-referral with 30 days of verifiable sobriety.
Men's & women's homes
Four Sacramento-area recovery residences from Bridges: two for women with children, Promise House for women, a men's home and a home for fathers with children.
Men's & women's homes
Eaze Recovery Men's Home
$975/mo
Men's sober living home in Sacramento, listed as a Sober Living Network member.
Men only
Palm House
$1,000/mo
Men's sober living with Palm House homes in Sacramento, Carmichael and Orangevale. Sober Living Network member.
Men only
Resilient Recovery Housing
$1,350/mo
Men's sober living home in Sacramento, listed as a Sober Living Network member.
Men only
Sober living homes for men and women based in Rancho Cordova, with houses in Antelope and Fair Oaks. Sober Living Network member.
Men's & women's homes
Men's sober living environment in Sacramento listed on Sacramento County's provider list.
Men only
Before you call
Ask each house about monthly rent and deposit, whether utilities are included, drug-testing frequency, curfew, meeting requirements, what happens after a relapse, and whether residents on medication-assisted treatment (methadone, buprenorphine or naltrexone) are accepted. Visiting in person before you move in is always a good idea.
Need treatment first, or a bed tonight? See the Sacramento County resources page or call the free SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357.