Omaha, Nebraska — Structured Sober Living for Men
WHAT TO EXPECT AT RCVRY HOUSE
Recovery becomes more sustainable when each day has purpose, structure, and real support. Here's an honest look at what life at RCVRY HOUSE is actually like.
A Place Built for This
More Than a Place to Stay. A Framework for Real Life.
RCVRY HOUSE is a structured sober living residence for men age 19 and older who are actively participating in an outpatient treatment program — PHP or IOP — in the Omaha area. We bridge the gap between the structure of residential treatment and the independence of everyday life.
Every man who comes through our door is working toward the same thing: a stable, sober life built on real habits, real relationships, and real accountability. We give you the environment to do that work — and a community of men who are doing it alongside you.
What RCVRY HOUSE Provides
Built Around What Recovery Actually Requires
Every element of RCVRY HOUSE is designed to remove the obstacles that derail early recovery and replace them with structure, support, and accountability.
Safe Housing
A clean, furnished home in Omaha — substance-free, structured, and stable.
Recovery Coaching
Certified Recovery Coaches on staff providing peer support and accountability.
Fitness & Wellness
Gym membership included. Physical health is a non-negotiable part of the program.
Transportation
Treatment rides are always included. Rides to work, meetings, and appointments are scheduled in advance.
Structured Schedule
A daily routine that builds the habits recovery depends on — and reduces idle time.
Community
A house full of men doing the same hard work — accountability, brotherhood, and shared purpose.
Work & School
Employment and education are expected as participants progress. Both build the foundation for independent living.
Random Testing
Regular drug and alcohol testing protects every man in the house.
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Your Day at RCVRY HOUSE
Structure That Supports Recovery
Days at RCVRY HOUSE are intentional. A consistent daily schedule keeps you focused, reduces idle time, and builds the habits that carry you into independent living. Here's what a typical week looks like:
Start the day with intention — morning check-in, breakfast, and preparing for treatment, work, or the day ahead.
Participants attend their outpatient treatment program (PHP or IOP) or head to work. Treatment transportation is always included; rides to other appointments are scheduled in advance.
Gym time, outdoor activities, or structured fitness. Physical health is a core part of recovery at RCVRY HOUSE.
Recovery meetings, scheduled volunteer work in the Omaha community, and mandatory house meetings. Evenings are built around accountability, giving back, and connection.
Evening check-in, wind-down time, and preparing for the next day.
Saturday mornings start with group fitness. The rest of the day is for work, school, and approved personal activities.
Optional church service in the morning. Work and school are permitted. Sunday evenings are reserved for the weekly community dinner together.
The Program
Three Phases. One Direction.
The RCVRY HOUSE phase system gives participants a clear path toward greater independence. Each phase builds upon the previous one by increasing responsibility, trust, and personal freedom. Advancement is earned through consistent actions and demonstrated readiness — not simply by spending a certain number of days in the house.
Foundation
Orientation & Stabilization
Build a daily routine, connect with your Recovery Coach, and start showing up consistently — to treatment, to the gym, to your responsibilities.
Growth
Greater Independence
Pursue employment or education, take on more personal responsibility, and develop the life skills that independent living requires. Advancement is based on conduct and demonstrated readiness.
Independence
Preparing for Life After RCVRY HOUSE
Work with your coach on a concrete transition plan — housing, employment, support network, and ongoing recovery resources. The goal is to leave with the habits and tools to stay sober.
Advancement through the phases is earned — not automatic. Your Recovery Coach reviews progress with you individually.
More Than a Place to Live
You Won't Navigate This Alone
Every participant at RCVRY HOUSE is supported by Certified Recovery Coaches — men who have walked this road themselves and are here to walk it alongside you.
This is peer-based recovery support. Not clinical therapy. Not a treatment center. A community of men who understand what this work actually takes — and who show up for each other every day.
Curious about the house itself?
See the amenities, interior photos, and house rules on our Our House page.
Is RCVRY HOUSE Right for You?
Who We're Built For
RCVRY HOUSE is designed for men who are serious about their recovery and ready to do the work. We're not the right fit for everyone — and that's intentional.
RCVRY HOUSE is not a detox facility, treatment center, or crisis stabilization unit. We do not accept men who are actively using substances or who require medical supervision.
Protecting the Community
A Safe House Is a Non-Negotiable
Every man in the house depends on the integrity of the community. These are the standards that protect everyone.
Zero Tolerance for Substances
Any use of alcohol or non-prescribed drugs results in immediate discharge. No exceptions.
Daily Breathalyzer Testing
Every participant is breathalyzed every morning and every evening. Random testing occurs throughout the week.
Random Drug Screening
Urine drug screens are administered randomly and without advance notice throughout the week.
No Weapons
Firearms, knives, and other weapons are strictly prohibited on the property.
No Guests After Hours
Overnight guests are not permitted. Daytime visitors must be approved in advance.
Curfew Enforced
Curfew is enforced and varies by phase. Participants must be home and checked in by curfew each night.
Common Questions
QUESTIONS ABOUT RCVRY HOUSE?
Yes. RCVRY HOUSE is designed for men who are actively participating in PHP or IOP, or who are in the process of enrolling. We bridge the gap between structured treatment and independent living — treatment participation is a core requirement of the program.
The monthly fee is $1,500 and covers everything: furnished housing, basic food and groceries, gym membership, transportation support, one-on-one recovery coaching, weekend outings, random drug and alcohol testing, recovery meetings, and community activities. There are no hidden fees or add-ons.
Length of participation is individualized. We discuss an anticipated timeframe during admissions and review it as each participant progresses toward greater independence. We encourage men to stay as long as their recovery requires — not to rush toward independence before they're ready.
Any use of alcohol or substances results in immediate removal from the house for a minimum of 72 hours. To be considered for readmission, the participant must complete a detox program. Readmission is reviewed on a case-by-case basis and is not guaranteed. This policy exists to protect every man in the community who is working hard to stay sober.
Yes. Family visits are welcome and must be arranged in advance. Visits take place during designated visiting hours. We believe healthy family involvement supports recovery, and we work to make that as easy as possible.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Call or text us to talk through availability, eligibility, and whether RCVRY HOUSE is the right fit. There's no pressure — just an honest conversation.
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