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Coordinated Recovery operates sober living homes in Minneapolis and St. Paul, vibrant recovery communities with support, access to jobs, public transportation, culture and plenty of fun and sober activities.
Our unique program offers a scale of services up to comprehensive Advanced Support for mental health and trauma with clinical case management services.
Our Homes
Our Homes
Residents typically come to us after completing primary treatment.
The program consists of a set of rules that each participant must follow to maintain their status in the program. As a program participant, you receive residence in one of our houses.
Residents are responsible for purchasing and preparing their own food, though housing, utilities and furnishings are provided.
Basic rules include:
Basic rules include:
Maintain your sobriety
Attend at least three meetings a week
Meet with a sponsor regularly
Attend weekly house meetings
Maintain a full time job, school, out-patient or volunteer schedule
Perform a house chore
LEvels of Support
LEvels of Support
Clinical Services:
Clinical Services:
We offer varying degrees of clinical case management services. These services are conducted by one of our licensed drug and alcohol counselors to help ensure the resident is receiving the appropriate care and getting the most out the resources available.
Level 1: Standard
$700 per month
This is our basic level of support and includes an initial needs assessment with 1 hour of monthly support.
Level 2: High
$1,100 per month
Comprehensive needs assessment with up to 4 hours of monthly support
Costs:
Costs:
Costs are broken into three parts.
Admin fee:
$100 non-refundable fee
Program fee:
$700 - $1100 per month, depending on level of support. The first month is pro-rated to reflect move-in date.
Supplies fee:
$25 per month. This is a cash-only fee managed by the house manager to purchase every day items like toilet paper, cleaning supplies and the like.
Contact and apply
Contact and apply
612.421.0909
Get started with an application to speed up the transition into one of our homes.
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