Stable Path Living provides supportive, recovery-focused housing designed to help residents build stability, accountability, and a strong foundation for long-term recovery.
The transition from treatment into everyday life can be challenging. Our homes provide structure, peer support, accountability, and a recovery-centered environment where residents can continue building healthy routines and meaningful connections.
Our mission is to provide safe, structured, and supportive sober living homes where adults in recovery can build stability, strengthen accountability, and move confidently toward independent, fulfilling lives.
• Individuals transitioning from detox
• Individuals completing residential treatment
• Clients participating in outpatient treatment
• People involved with drug courts or probation programs
• Individuals seeking greater accountability in recovery
• People rebuilding stability after substance use treatment
Admissions are based on individual needs, program fit, availability, and applicable house requirements.
Serving: Men | Women | Single Parent + Child/ren

Clean, furnished spaces with shared living areas and clear expectations for respectful conduct.

Residents participate in house meetings, develop routines, and build supportive connections.

Structured routines, employment support, and life-skills development help residents transition confidently to independent living.
Helpful guidance to meetings and community supports that complement sober living.
We work with treatment providers, hospitals, clinicians, social workers, court professionals, and community agencies to support individuals who are ready for a structured sober living environment.
Our team understands that referral professionals need clear communication, responsive service, and confidence in the environment where they are sending a client. We make the referral process straightforward and communicate within appropriate privacy and consent guidelines.
Referral partner benefits:
• A simple referral and admissions process
• Prompt communication regarding availability
• Clear expectations and house guidelines
• A structured, recovery-supportive living environment
• Coordination with approved treatment and support providers
• Professional follow-up when appropriate and authorized