Check Availability at NJ Sober Living
Call to check availability for a bed in one of four recovery homes in Waldwick, Old Tappan and Closter, Bergen County, New Jersey, or send a short request below. Rent is $185 to $240 a week. All four homes are Class F licensed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and operated by Clarity Sober Living LLC.
Waldwick Old Tappan Closter I Closter II Bergen County, NJ Class F licensed by NJ DCA rides to evening treatment
Towns are named; street addresses are kept private for residents.
Check Availability
Tell us who the bed is for and how to reach you. Someone from the house will call you back about open beds.
Prefer to talk? Call (201) 231-1066
What happens after you reach out
Talk it through. A first conversation about where things stand, including every medication you take. Clinical assessment happens with your outside treatment provider, not the house.
Match to a home with an open bed. Whichever of the four fits you, with your exact weekly rate and any additional fees confirmed before you move in.
Move in. The first week's rent is due at move-in. Residents in outpatient treatment get rides to evening sessions and back.
Step toward living on your own as stability holds.
Four recovery homes in Bergen County, NJ
Each home has its own page with photographs of the rooms.
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Waldwick
A two-story home on a quiet residential street in western Bergen County. -
Old Tappan
A larger home with a shared kitchen, a dining room and three living areas. -
Closter Residence I
A renovated white stucco home with two full bathrooms. -
Closter Residence II
A second home in Closter, shown from the street and the yard.
One of our four Bergen County recovery homes is set aside for first responders. We don't publish which; ask on the call. Read about the First Responder House
Questions people ask before they call
Rent is $185 to $240 a week, and we confirm your exact rate before you move in. Rooms and house rules are covered on the FAQ page, and how outside treatment fits is on How It Works.
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Anyone looking for a bed: the person who needs it, a parent or partner, or a clinician or case manager placing a client.
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Not necessarily. Residents must be working, in school or in treatment, or begin one of those within 30 days of moving in. Treatment happens at an outside licensed program, which handles clinical assessment; the house is housing, and its van drives residents to evening sessions and back.
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To protect the privacy of the people who live there. Each home's page names its town and shows the house.
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Yes. Working is one of the ways residents meet the house requirement. If you are also in outpatient treatment, your program sets the schedule; many meet in the evening, and the house drives residents there and back.
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Placement matches you to a home with an open bed. The bedrooms in our photos are shared rooms and what's open differs by house. All four homes share one set of written house rules, gone over with you before move-in.
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Men and women 18 and older who are sober at move-in and committed to staying sober, willing to follow curfew, chores and meetings, and honest during intake, including about medications. Residents must be working, in school or in treatment, or begin one of those within 30 days of moving in.
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Rent is $185 to $240 a week and covers a furnished bed, utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities for residents' use, and the house structure and support. It is private pay; the first week is due at move-in, and payment days can line up with your paycheck. Insurance may cover outside treatment, but it generally does not cover rent.
Talk it through on the phone
One call covers which home has an open bed, your weekly rate, and how work, school or treatment fits.
Call (201) 231-1066