Recovery Homes of Minnesota – Iglehart II Men’s House

Recovery Homes of Minnesota provides quality, gender-specific sober living programs with convenient and safe, centrally located homes, placed throughout residential neighborhoods in the Saint Paul area. Their supportive sober living welcomes individuals in recovery to live in a safe and affordable substance-free environment, where residents will be treated with respect and compassion through a transformative journey that fosters accountability and connection.Transformative ExperienceThe Iglehart II House provides a supportive sober living environment for men only, ideally located in the Summit-University neighborhood, and within walking distance to a vast selection of dining, shopping, employment opportunities, and recreation. Their structured, home-like sober living houses a small, intimate sized group of men in recovery, resulting in a supportive and healing setting that promotes compassionate accountability.Residents are in an ideal environment that offers several desirable amenities, including fully-furnished, private bedrooms. Additionally, Iglehart II House provides bedding, towels, linens, and bathroom essentials, offering on-site free laundry, ample closet space, large communal living and entertainment areas, premium cable with flat screen televisions, and high-speed internet, with beautifully landscaped yards and outdoor lounge areas. All utilities are included in monthly rent, as they strive to provide cost-effective services.Supportive and Encouraging AtmosphereTheir residences are 100% substance free, with a house manager on-site at each location. Their program uses a therapeutic community approach that strongly emphasizes accountability. Residents may be required to submit to random drug and alcohol testing to ensure a safe and sober environment throughout their stay. They approach their sober living programs from a supportive and encouraging perspective, providing individuals with a transformative experience built on a strong sense of self-worth. Clients receiving medication-assisted treatment (MAT) are accepted.