FAQs

Medi-Cal sober living provides safe, drug- and alcohol-free housing for people in recovery who qualify for Medi-Cal. Residents live in a structured environment while participating in outpatient treatment and recovery services covered by Medi-Cal.

Medi-Cal and Orange County Health Care can help pay for housing and recovery services, including outpatient treatment and case management. We assist with eligibility and connect clients to programs that support long-term housing stability

Individuals who have Orange County Medi-Cal or are eligible for Orange County Medi-Cal and need recovery housing may qualify. We serve: Men Women Women with children Individuals leaving detox or treatment Individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability Eligibility depends on program availability and clinical need.

Most sober living homes require residents to be sober upon entry or coming directly from detox or treatment. Each situation is reviewed individually.

Residents may receive: Recovery housing Case management Linkage to outpatient treatment Mental health and substance use support Life skills and recovery planning All services are coordinated through Medi-Cal funded providers when eligible.

Our homes are located throughout Orange County, including Santa Ana, Anaheim, Garden Grove, and nearby communities.

Yes. We accept referrals from hospitals, detox programs, treatment providers, social workers, and case managers.

No. Sober living is not a treatment facility. It is recovery housing that supports individuals while they participate in treatment and recovery services through Medi-Cal providers.

Length of stay varies based on individual needs and program guidelines. Many residents stay several months while stabilizing in recovery and working toward independent living.

Simply call or text us. We will: Check Medi-Cal eligibility Determine the appropriate sober living option Help with placement and next steps

Yes. We offer sober living options for women with children based on availability. These homes are designed to be safe and supportive for both mothers and their children.

In many cases, placement can happen the same day or within 24–48 hours if space is available and eligibility is confirmed.