Fighting Addiction TogetherWe Do Recover
No Means, No Insurance

Everyone deserves a chance to heal.

I know what it is like to need help with no money, no insurance and nobody left who picks up the phone. It is a specific kind of hopeless. It is also not the end of the road.

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Detox can be dangerous

Withdrawal from alcohol and from benzodiazepines can kill you. That is not a figure of speech. If you are physically dependent on either, go to an emergency room. They cannot turn you away because you cannot pay. Do not try to tough that one out at home to save money.

What we do

We take the time to actually understand your situation. Not your policy number. What is going on, what you have tried, what exists where you live, who you have around you.

Then we do everything we can to help you find somewhere that will take you. Sometimes that is a facility. Often it is a state program, a sliding scale clinic, or a combination nobody handed you as a package.

We are not paid whether you get in or not. This is the part of it I care about most, because it is the part I needed and did not get.

And when you finish, we do not move on. We show you how we made it out and we walk beside you.

Sources for this page

  1. SAMHSA, Best Practices for Recovery Housing (PEP23-10-00-002), 2023. Source
  2. GAO, Substance Use Disorder: Information on Recovery Housing Prevalence, Selected States' Oversight, and Funding (GAO-18-315), March 2018. Source

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