Phoenix Recovery Men’s Recovery Home

Phoenix Recovery Sober House in Chicago, Illinois, offers a structured sober living home environment for men who want a stable, substance-free place to focus on daily recovery. This recovery home is designed to support residents as they transition from treatment, outpatient care, or other supportive services into everyday routines. With an emphasis on community living and personal responsibility, Phoenix Recovery provides a respectful setting where residents can practice healthy habits, build consistency, and stay connected to recovery-focused support. Located in Chicago, IL, Phoenix Recovery is positioned for access to the resources many people rely on in early recovery—such as local support meetings, transportation options, and opportunities for work and daily errands. While specific amenities and room details are not available from the information provided, the home is best understood as a sober house built around structure, peer accountability, and clear expectations that help residents maintain stability in a shared living environment. Men’s sober living home in Chicago, Illinois Substance-free community living with a recovery-oriented culture Structured environment with clear expectations and accountability Peer support and shared responsibility to encourage respectful living Supportive setting for transitioning into work, school, and daily routines A stable home base to stay connected to recovery resources in the Chicago area ABOUT US Participants will reside in the Recovery Home for a period of 30 days to 9 months (with the average length of stay being 6 months). During their stay residents will develop the skills to remain abstinent from drugs and alcohol, obtain stable income and secure stable, permanent housing. Recovery Homes are “alcohol and drug free housing components whose rules, peer-led groups, staff activities and/or other structured operations are directed toward maintenance of sobriety for persons who exhibit treatment resistance, relapse potential and/or lack of suitable recovery living environments or who recently have completed substance abuse treatment services or who may be receiving such treatment services at another licensed facility”.