Phoenix Recovery Support Services LLC

Building Financial Independence and Stability During the Stay

Preparing for independence comes through courses on budgeting, meal preparation, medication management, parenting, and relationship development. On-site job readiness training and referrals to workforce partners in culinary services, warehouse work, and forklift driving help residents identify long-term work. Staff also assist residents with securing permanent housing and developing sustainable income at discharge.

Maintaining Connections to Sobriety and Recovery

Residents participate in recovery education classes on relapse prevention, sponsorship, and planning for everyday challenges. Year-round sober social activities provide opportunities to build connections and experience enjoyment free from substance use. The home’s amenities include kitchens, internet access, and a fitness center, with close access to shopping and public transportation.

Stable Housing with A Built-In Recovery Community

The program follows a peer-driven model of recovery. Certified recovery specialists provide coaching and case management, while a live-in house manager and trained staff are available 24/7. Peer-to-peer mentoring, group meetings, and service opportunities help residents develop recovery networks and accountability.

Centering Accountability for Community Living

This recovery home serves adult men and women who are medically and psychologically fit for this level of semi-independent living. Residents must commit to abstinence from drugs and alcohol, follow all program rules, and participate in productive activity such as work, volunteering, or education. A minimum three-month stay is required, along with adherence to continuing care plans, community meetings, and regular drug and alcohol testing.

Client Reviews

Across many years of feedback, clients consistently describe Phoenix as life-changing — a place where caring staff, strong community, and structured routines support long-term recovery. A small number noted strict rules or crowded conditions, but most reviews highlight safety, stability, and growth.

• Support & Community (95% positive): Residents frequently describe a family-like environment with peer accountability, fellowship, and groups that reduce isolation and foster motivation. "This is a loving and caring environment that has helped me set goals in life."
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (95% positive): Many credit the program with helping their lives, helping them stay sober, and rebuilding confidence, relationships, and routines. "This place saved my life."
• Staff & Care Experience (90% positive): Staff are often praised for compassion, responsiveness, and practical help — from case management to emotional support. "The staff here rallied around me and supported me when I needed them."
• Access & Process (75% positive): Daily planners, life skills, and structured schedules help clients prepare for independence. Some found the rules or limited downtime challenging at first. "They have a structured but not overwhelming program."
• Facility & Environment (85% positive): Most describe clean, organized, home-like spaces with TVs, fridges, and stocked kitchens. A few reviews mention crowding or maintenance concerns. "The facility is super clean and organized."