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RCVRY HOUSE is proud to be recognized by local media for our work supporting men in recovery in Omaha, Nebraska.

Addictions.com

Men's Sober Living Home Fills Care Gap in Omaha, Nebraska

Addictions.com, a national addiction treatment resource, published a feature on RCVRY HOUSE highlighting how the home addresses the gap between outpatient treatment and stable housing in Omaha. The article covers the structured program model, recovery coaching, and the role structured sober living plays in supporting men enrolled in PHP and IOP programs.

“When you leave there [outpatient care], you either have to go back to your house, your parents house, an apartment. And the living environment can have a huge impact on your ability to thrive in the outpatient.”

— Aaron Barnes, Founder, RCVRY HOUSE
READ THE FULL ARTICLE ON ADDICTIONS.COM
The Reader

Men's sober living home in Omaha aims to fill a gap in outpatient care

The Reader published an in-depth feature on RCVRY HOUSE by reporter Theodore Ball, exploring how structured sober living addresses the gap between outpatient treatment and independent living. The article includes commentary from Raelyn Barton, a psychiatry ambulatory supervisor at Nebraska Medicine, who explains how unstable housing undermines outpatient treatment outcomes — and why homes like RCVRY HOUSE matter.

“Unstable housing can be a significant barrier to completing outpatient treatment. Housing instability can increase stress and make it more difficult to focus on treatment and recovery.”

— Raelyn Barton, Psychiatry Ambulatory Supervisor, Nebraska Medicine
READ THE FULL ARTICLE ON THE READER
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KETV 7

Omaha sober-living home helps men transition from treatment to independence

KETV NewsWatch 7 featured RCVRY HOUSE during our open house, highlighting how structured sober living bridges the gap between addiction treatment and independent living for men in Omaha.

“We're just hoping to find that safe, comfortable, beautiful space to live in. For them to do that and really find their community and family.”

— Aaron Barnes, Founder, RCVRY HOUSE
READ THE FULL ARTICLE ON KETV 7

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