OUR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Sober living provides a residential aspect to the recovery journey, offering individuals a supportive environment to continue their path towards sobriety. Participants reside together in a single family home within regular neighborhoods, enjoying the freedom to come and go within set curfew hours. This shared living fosters mutual accountability, as like-minded individuals strive for the common goal of finding balance between life and recovery. Homes are drug-free and alcohol-free, overseen by a house manager who ensures compliance with rules and oversees household activities.

Yes, thorough background checks are conducted for all prospective participants, ensuring community safety. Individuals with violent offenses are assessed on a case-by-case basis, while sex offenders are not accepted.

No, inpatient treatment or detox is not mandatory. However, a minimum of 30 days of sobriety is preferred, with exceptions considered on a case-by-case basis.

Participants are encouraged to stay for at least 9 months up to 24 months, with evidence suggesting longer stays contribute to more successful long-term recovery.

Timely payment of community fees is mandatory, with fines imposed for late payments. Delinquent payments may result in immediate eviction.

No, we do not accept insurance.

Following a relapse, a 3-day detox program is required before re-entry into the home.

We do allow suboxone and methadone; however, all medications must remain in a lockbox at all times.

Yes, you can bring any prescribed medications, except medical cannabis, benzodiazepines (Ativan, Xanax, Valium, etc), or opioid analgesics (Tramadol, Hydrocodone, Oxycodone, etc).

Yes. While we encourage participants to engage in activities outside the home during the daytime, we do enforce a strict curfew for all members.

Once orientation is completed and employment secured, overnight stays away from the house require an approved pass.

Guests are allowed only upon approval by Project Basecamp staff. Overnight stays are strictly prohibited. 

Yes, you must provide proof of vehicle insurance, registration, and a valid driver's license.

No. Pets, emotional support animals, therapy animals, and service animals are not permitted. However, visits from housebroken animals are welcome but cannot stay overnight.