ADMISSIONS INFORMATION

The ideal Elevate Recovery member is a man who is currently substance-free and ready to take charge of his life!

With an intentional community design, our environment provides the right combination of challenge, support, independence, privacy, responsibility, and accountability.

We require that you be substance-free upon arrival at Elevate. We also ask that you arrive open to trying new things (even if it’s a little uncomfortable) and be open to challenging yourself and your current beliefs and thinking.

House Rules & Expectations

At Elevate Recovery Homes, unity and collective recovery are our goals. Below are the house rules and expectations that our members must abide by before admission to facilitate a safe, clean, and healthy living environment.

House Rules

No physical, verbal, emotional abuse or disrespect toward others

No drugs, alcohol, or any banned substances of any kind in the house

No insubordination towards house leadership

No weapons

No drug/alcohol logos or references on personal apparel or accessories

Contact the House Manager if going to be late for curfew

Contact the House Manager if you are going to be late or unable to attend mandatory house meetings

Must submit to random and regular urinalysis drops and/or breathalyzer tests

No stealing (food, toiletries, or any belongings that are not yours)

Must be current on all house fees

No going into other members’ rooms, ever

No nudity on the premises

No sexual activity is allowed on the premises

No sexual activity with any members of Elevate Recovery Homes

Must attend all house functions

Do not touch the thermostat or air conditioners in the house

No vaping or smoking of any kind in the house

No gambling of any kind in or out of Elevate Recovery Homes

House Expectations

Keep recovery as your priority

Make recovery (12 steps, RR, Meditation, etc.) meetings reg

Have a sponsor/recovery advocate you are actively

Bedrooms should be kept clean

Exhibit a lifestyle of cleanliness and respect for self and others. This includes proper self-care and hygiene

Every member’s responsibility is to keep order in all the common areas of the home, turning off lights and appliances when not in use

Be up and out of bed by 9:15 am on weekdays and 10:15 on weekends

Beds should be made neatly in the morning and when you are not in them

Dressers should not be cluttered and need to stay orderly

Clean up the sink and shower after you use them

Floors should be swept or vacuumed without any debris, clothes, or other materials

Make sure there is no water on the floor after you shower/bathe

Treat this house as if it were your own home

If you fill up a garbage/recycling can or see that it needs to be emptied, please make sure that you empty it, take it to the garbage, and replace it with a liner

No one wants to nor should be expected to clean up after you. You are responsible for your own mess

If you are struggling or need to talk then ask someone in the house, talk to your sponsor, and/or go to a meeting

Take The First Step Towards A New Life

ELEVATE RECOVERY HOMES

Why Choose Elevate Recovery Homes

We help individuals achieve long-term recovery and live fulfilling lives. To accomplish this, we developed a philosophy centered on four essential principles.

Structure

Crucial for success in recovery. We provide a structured environment that allows individuals to focus on their goals and create a daily routine that supports their recovery journey.

Accountability

An important part of the recovery process. We hold our members accountable for their actions and encourage them to take responsibility for their own recovery.

Support

Vital for anyone in recovery. That’s why we offer a supportive community of like-minded individuals, all working toward similar goals.

Action

Necessary for lasting change. We encourage our members to take action toward their recovery, whether it be through therapy, support groups, or other resources.