03/26/2026
MARC offers structured, supportive living for patients in PHP and IOP treatment through our recovery homes. Our women’s sober living home, in walking distance to our clinical campus, allows patients to integrate into the recovery community and back into life with the support of a sober living environment.
Recovery doesn’t happen in isolation, it happens in community. A recovery house isn’t just a roof over your head; it’s structure, accountability, and a community of people to lean on.
The hardest part of early recovery isn’t stopping using or going to detox. Truthfully, it’s going back to the same environment that fueled the addiction. Which is often not the best plan because early recovery is fragile. The people you live with, the environment you come home to, and the routines you build can mean the difference between relapse and lasting change.
A recovery house changes that risk and lessens the challenges of returning home. It’s the midnight check-ins, the shared meals, and the person who talks with you when you’re might be struggling at 2am. It’s surrounding yourself with people who are walking the same journey you are. For many, it’s the bridge between treatment and a life worth living.
MARC’s recovery home for women is an important step in our continuum of care, where female patients continue their treatment journey while creating a supportive community and build a life of mission, purpose, and direction.
If you need help for addiction or mental health, please call (410) 773-0500
