Recovery housing
Recovery Housing & Sober Living at B. Riley House
Recovery housing can be a steady step between treatment, community, and the life you are building next. B. Riley House offers location-specific sober living with clear expectations and a welcoming peer environment.
What recovery housing can hold
Structure, connection, and room to practice.
Sober living is not the same as treatment. A recovery residence may offer structured guidelines, curfews, peer community, and access to free recovery meetings while residents continue the work of building daily stability. The team can explain what applies to the location and program you are considering.
Daily structure
Clear house expectations and routines can make the next day easier to understand.
Peer community
A shared home can offer connection with people who are also navigating recovery.
Free
Community meetings
B. Riley House offers free recovery meetings open to the community and allies.
Two locations, different services
The right details depend on where you are looking.
Cleveland sober living is affiliated with Ohio Recovery Housing and aligned with NARR standards. Cleveland also has a separate treatment continuum, including ASAM 3.5 residential care, PHP, IOP, mental health, and psychiatry. Explore Cleveland drug rehab or the broader services page.
Miami sober living
A separate sober-living-only service.
Miami is FARR-affiliated, self-pay only at $800 per month or $200 per week, and does not offer treatment services or accept insurance. Learn more about Miami sober living.
Questions are welcome
Compare sober living and treatment with clear information.
Read the FAQ, learn about LGBTQ+ addiction treatment, or ask the team what happens next.