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Consistent recovery routines
Sobriety requirements, curfews, drug screening, three AA/NA meetings each week, and weekly house meetings establish a dependable rhythm.
Level II — Monitored Recovery Residence
Build stability. Rise toward independent living.
New heights sober living offers a structured, home-like recovery environment grounded in accountability, peer support, and practical routines for lasting independence.
The New Heights approach
Structure without losing the feeling of home.
What to expect
Clear expectations, consistently upheld.
Our commitment is straightforward: written policies, reliable oversight, respectful accountability, and meaningful resident participation in the recovery community.
This is sober living—not clinical treatment. Residents remain responsible for their recovery while gaining the routines, peer connection, and stable environment that help progress take hold.
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Sobriety-first home
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Written house standards
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Peer accountability
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Resident voice
Life at New Heights
A practical framework for the next chapter.
Daily structure and shared responsibility create room for residents to focus on recovery, work, relationships, and the skills required for independent living.
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Accountability with dignity
A house manager or senior resident provides clear oversight while peers encourage one another to keep commitments and address concerns respectfully.
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Forward movement
Shared chores and employment or active job-search expectations support self-sufficiency, contribution, and preparation for life beyond the residence.
Residence costs
Straightforward information before you commit.
Rates and move-in requirements depend on current availability and resident needs. Contact New Heights for an honest conversation about weekly or monthly costs, deposits, house expectations, and fit—before making a decision.
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A steadier path can start with one conversation.
Ask about availability, admissions, and whether New Heights is the right recovery environment for you or someone you support.