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Welcome to Residence Recovery.

We're glad you're considering a substance-free house and a community with us. Here's how to get started — each step is done in order. You are on Step 1. Sending this form is not an acceptance and does not reserve a bed.

How this works

Step 1: Inquiry

Fill out the short form on this page so we can reach you. Sending it is not an acceptance and does not reserve a bed.
Step 2: Intake call or Zoom

We contact you from info@residencerecovery.com. We cover availability, eligibility, and what move-in looks like. Street address is given after this screen.
Step 3: Resident agreement

If we move forward, we send the resident agreement and house policies to read and sign. There is no PDF to download on this site yet.
Step 4: Tour and move-in

If approved, we schedule a tour and orientation with the house manager. Chores, curfew, and house meeting are covered then.
Step 5: Life in the house

Substance-free housing with peer accountability and a house manager. Treatment stays off-site. This is not a hospital, not detox, and not Oxford House, Inc.

Professional referrer? Use the referrer form.

Complete the form below to get started.

Privacy notice. Residence Recovery LLC takes your privacy seriously. What you submit is used by staff to reach you. We do not post it or sell it. This is housing, not a treatment program — we do not claim HIPAA or 42 CFR Part 2 coverage on this form.

Read our privacy notice

Step 1: Inquiry

Required fields are marked. No Social Security number. Race, ethnicity, marital status, and EBT are not asked here.

First name * Last name * Email * Phone * Date of birth Who is this for? * House Gender (for matching when posted) Photo ID? Veteran? (optional) When do you need housing? Agency, if a professional is helping (optional) Anything we should know

I understand this is private to staff, is not an acceptance, and is not a reserved bed.

We treat what you send as private. We do not post it or sell it. Residence Recovery is housing, not a treatment program — we do not claim HIPAA or 42 CFR Part 2 coverage on this form. Counsel can tighten this notice before first intake.