Women-Only Sober Living Homes

The CLARE Foundation operates multiple treatment programs located in Santa Monica, California. This is the women's program including outpatient and inpatient care, detoxification, including for opioid addiction, and supported housing.

Megan's House is a long-term residential treatment program for women aged 18 to 30 in Lowell, Massachusetts, run by The Megan House Foundation with a stated emphasis on individual dignity, self-respect and empowerment. Treatment is holistic and addresses substance use disorders together with co-occurring mental health conditions, and the foundation says the residential program has immediate openings with referrals taken by phone. Graduates can step down into the foundation's two sober living homes for women 18 and over - Erin's House and Emma's House, the latter named in memory of a Megan's House graduate - just outside Lowell. Medicaid and Medicare are both recorded as accepted, alongside private and military insurance and state-financed coverage.

POWER House is the residential recovery home of POWER - the Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery - on Church Street in Swissvale, part of an all-women continuum the organization describes as gender-responsive, built around how addiction and recovery differ for women. Alongside the house, POWER runs New Day outpatient therapy, peer-based recovery support for people in Allegheny County through POWER Connection, and POWER Restore, a 21-bed detox and rehabilitation program reopening at the POWER campus, where the clinical, medical and recovery-support team moves clients from withdrawal management into ongoing treatment. Anyone can call the POWER Line, including adults and adolescents and family members worried about someone else; recorded payment options include Medicare, military insurance and self-pay.

Our Hope Association is a non-profit women's residential addiction treatment center in Grand Rapids that has worked with women for more than fifty years, since 1972. Its signature program is a 90-day long-term residential stay, and it gives priority to pregnant women and to mothers of minor children. Medicaid is accepted through Community Mental Health partners — a woman with Medicaid should contact her local CMH for approval before admission — and Kent County residents who are uninsured, on Medicaid or on the Kent Health Plan may qualify for financial assistance. Cigna, Medicare and state funding are also accepted.

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The Empowerment Center is a 36-bed facility dedicated to serving women in Washoe County, Nevada. It is a state licensed facility close to city bus lines, shopping, and employment centers.

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We Care House in Las Vegas is a non-profit residential recovery home for women of all creeds, religions, and nationalities, established in 1961.

Jackson Recovery Centers - Marienne Manor is a treatment center for women and sober living home located in Sioux City, IA.

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The Women's Home provides residential and outpatient substance use and mental health treatment for women in Houston, Texas. The program serves women in a holistic, long-term treatment model integrating counseling, vocational training, and wellness services. The Women's Home accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, and offers a sliding fee scale.

Affinity House is a residential program for women in Eau Claire, operated by Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan — a human-services organization whose work in the state traces back to 1882. It offers structured sober housing and recovery support for women, and accepts residents who are receiving medication for opioid use disorder. Medicaid, Medicare, military insurance and public assistance are accepted.

POWER Restore provides residential substance use treatment and recovery housing for women in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Part of POWER (Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery), the program serves women in a gender-specific environment with individual and group counseling, case management, and recovery support services. POWER accepts Medical Assistance (Medicaid) and offers a sliding fee scale.