Four recovery homes in Waldwick, Old Tappan and Closter, Bergen County, New Jersey. Each is a Class F cooperative sober living residence licensed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs.
A sober living home is a substance-free house where people in recovery live together under shared rules. Ours are four recovery homes in Waldwick, Old Tappan and Closter, each a Class F cooperative sober living residence licensed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, with a curfew, periodic drug testing and rides to evening treatment.
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All four are Class F licensed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and operated by Clarity Sober Living LLC, and rent runs $185 to $240 a week.
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New Jersey requires every Class F home to have two qualified operators: one lives in the house, and one is on site from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. whenever residents are home. On top of that, we add house management, behavioral health technicians and transportation.
Sober Living Homes in Bergen County, NJ — published by NJ Sober Living
No. The homes are housing, not clinical care. Assessment and treatment happen with an outside licensed provider, and the house van can drive you to evening sessions and back.
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One of our four Bergen County recovery homes is set aside for police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and dispatchers. We don't publish which; ask on the call.
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Shared, substance-free recovery housing for men and women 18 and older, $185 to $240 a week, private pay.
$185 to $240 a week, depending on the home and room. Rent covers a furnished bed, utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities for residents' use, and the house structure and support. We confirm your exact rate and any additional fees before you move in, and the first week is due at move-in.
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Generally not for rent. Sober living is private pay, and we can line your payment day up with your paycheck. Insurance may cover the outside treatment you attend while you live here.
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Men and women 18 and older who are sober at move-in, committed to staying sober, willing to follow curfew, chores and meetings, and honest during intake, including about any medications. Residents also need to be working, in school or in treatment, or start one of those within 30 days.
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Not for treatment. The house van drives residents to evening treatment and back, so you don't need a car or a license to get there.
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The one set of written house rules shared by all four NJ Sober Living homes.
All four homes keep the same written rules: curfew at 11 p.m. on weeknights and midnight on weekends, chores, recovery meetings and periodic drug testing. The house manager goes over them with you before you move in.
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Yes. Family and friends can visit during approved hours, in the common areas, with up to 3 visitors per resident at a time. There are no overnight guests, and housing leadership may limit or deny a visit for a documented safety, sobriety, capacity or house-rule reason.
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Tell us about every medication you take during intake, prescribed or not. The homes welcome residents taking medication for addiction under outside care. Prescribing and dosing decisions stay with your own doctor or treatment program, and diverting or sharing medication is a serious violation of the house rules.
Sober Living Cost in NJ: Rent, Rules and FAQ — published by NJ Sober Living
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs license held by all four NJ Sober Living homes.
Our four recovery homes in Waldwick, Old Tappan and Closter are Class F licensed by the Department of Community Affairs and run by the two qualified operators the rule calls for, one living in each house and one on site from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. whenever residents are home.
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A two-story home on a quiet residential street in western Bergen County, with a full kitchen, a dining room for shared meals and a living room shared by the house.
A two-story home on a quiet residential street in western Bergen County, with a full kitchen, a dining room for shared meals and a living room shared by the house.
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A larger recovery home in Old Tappan, Bergen County, with seven bedrooms pictured, a shared kitchen and dining room, and three living areas.
A larger recovery home in Old Tappan, Bergen County, with seven bedrooms pictured, a shared kitchen and dining room, and three living areas.
Sober Living in Old Tappan, NJ — published by NJ Sober Living
NJ Sober Living runs two sober living homes in Closter, in Bergen County: a renovated white stucco home and a house with a red front door.
NJ Sober Living runs two sober living homes in Closter, in Bergen County: a renovated white stucco home and a house with a red front door.
Sober Living in Closter, NJ — published by NJ Sober Living