Sober Living at Resolutions Las Vegas

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✓ WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

  • Safe, drug-free housing for individuals stepping down from inpatient or intensive outpatient treatment
  • Live independently while maintaining active treatment and peer accountability
  • Research shows sober living residents have 85%+ sustained abstinence rates
  • House managers, structured schedule, and community support create an ideal transition environment
  • Extended treatment durations in sober living correlate with better long-term recovery outcomes

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Our team has over 600 years combined experience in helping people recover from addiction.
16,000+
Patients Treated
4
Physicians
40
Registered Nurses
20+
Counselors
5+
Case Managers
Our Features & Amenities

Sober Living at Resolutions: The Bridge Between Treatment & Life

Completing inpatient or intensive outpatient treatment is a major milestone. But stepping back into unsupervised housing can feel terrifying, especially if your home environment contributed to substance use. Sober living at Resolutions provides the ideal middle ground: genuine independence with built-in accountability and peer support.

Why Sober Living Works: The Science & Structure

Research from the National Institute on Drug Abuse shows three critical factors for long-term recovery success:

Extended Treatment Duration

Individuals who stay in treatment longer have better outcomes. Sober living extends your recovery support beyond standard discharge timelines.

Peer Support & Community

Humans are wired for connection. Living with others in recovery provides daily accountability and genuine friendships with people who understand your struggle.

Structured Environment with Independence

Unlike inpatient care, sober living allows you to work, manage your own schedule, and make decisions—but within a safe, sober framework.

What Makes Resolutions Different

Our sober living residents enjoy a lifestyle that supports sustained recovery:

  • Comfortable private and semi-private rooms with WiFi and cable TV
  • Daily transportation to and from treatment sessions and meetings
  • Chef-prepared nutritious meals to support physical health
  • On-site fitness center with daily exercise and wellness classes
  • Weekly yoga and mindfulness sessions
  • Laundry facilities and housekeeping services
  • House managers on staff to maintain a safe, structured environment
  • Community activities and peer support groups
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Sober Housing and Ongoing Treatment

Who Should Choose Sober Living?

Sober living is especially valuable if you:

  • Recently completed inpatient or residential treatment and need a safe transition
  • Are returning home to an environment where family or friends still use drugs or alcohol
  • Have experienced relapse in the past after leaving treatment
  • Lack stable housing or supportive relationships in your home community
  • Have a co-occurring mental health condition that benefits from ongoing structure
  • Want the accountability of house rules and peer support while testing independent living skills
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How to Pay for Sober Living in Las Vegas

Our Las Vegas, Nevada outpatient programs with sober living are tailored to meet the individual needs of each patient. Your unique plan, including the level of care that is right for you, will determine your exact costs.
Options #1
Financing
Depending on your situation, we may be able to provide financing options and payment plans.
  • We will work with you on figuring out the best options for your needs.
  • Simply fill out the online form and we will reach out to you shortly.
Option #2
Private Pay
You can also use credit or debit cards to to pay for your sober housing at Desert Hope.
  • We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.
  • To determine your costs, please call to speak with our navigators.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sober Living
How long can I stay at Resolutions?
Most residents stay 2–6 months, though some choose longer. Your length of stay depends on your recovery needs and goals.
What if I don't pass a drug test?
We maintain zero tolerance for drug or alcohol use. Those who test positive may face house rules enforcement, additional treatment, or discharge.
Can I have visitors?
Yes, with house manager approval. We want you to rebuild healthy family relationships while maintaining a safe, drug-free environment.
What happens after sober living?
Your treatment team will help you develop a long-term recovery plan. Many alumni transition to independent living while continuing outpatient treatment or attending support group meetings.

Treatment Integration: Sober Living + Outpatient Care

Residents at Resolutions participate in our outpatient programs while living in the house. This integrated approach means:

Morning Routine

Wake-up meetings, household responsibilities, and preparation for the day—structure that prevents idle time and minimizes relapse vulnerability.

Treatment Sessions

Continue individual therapy, group therapy, and psychiatric care 3–6 hours daily at our nearby treatment facility.

Support Groups & Meetings

Attend 12-step meetings or secular recovery programs in the evenings, supported by house transportation.

Evening Community

Return to the house for dinner, peer bonding, recreational activities, and accountability check-ins.

Weekend Activities

Participate in community outings, wellness activities, and peer support while maintaining sobriety.

Costs & Payment

Sober living itself is not covered by insurance, but the outpatient treatment you receive while living at Resolutions typically is. We offer flexible weekly payment plans to make sober living accessible. Our admissions team will work with you to create a payment arrangement that fits your circumstances.

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