The residents are very nice, the prices within reason, 450 a month. Management is friendly. I lived…read morehere for a month and mutually agreed that this would not be the best fit for me but that doesn't mean for somebody else it may be. Weekly meetings for AA on Sunday mornings were really good and brought me closer to my faith. Someone who is looking for a place to stay and trying to get sober this would be a great option.

From the owner: Horton House is a men's sober living community. We offer onsite meetings, drug testing and rooms…read morefor rent. Must be in recovery.

Harmony Haus stepped in for my family in a big way - making the transition from IOP to sober home…read moreas easy as possible. The support received and the peace of mind I now have has far exceeded my expectations

The leadership at Harmony Haus is unbelievably the best to have on your team when you or a family…read moremember are working towards recovery. They are patient, caring and so kind and come from the same place where you or a loved one may stand today so they know the battle. I wouldn't send any of my loved ones anywhere else!

Very structured healthy positive environment. Helps you to get back on track and truly work a…read moreprogram with other fellow women. Beautiful clean home. House manager is amazing!

From the owner: Our home is Christened "Her Turn" to empower women who have sacrificed pieces of themselves to feel…read moreloved. Our mission is to provide an environment of support and encouragement so our sisters in sobriety can wholly heal, find their whole selves, and forever more, keep mind, body, and soul in their possession. "Her Turn" Sober Living Home is a welcoming home where each individual residing in the household has a voice and contributes to the communal environment. This residence accommodates people in diverse phases of their recovery journey, fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie amongst them. Our philosophy embraces mutual support and encouragement, while our organizational structure focuses on collaboration and a phased transition back into life without addiction. By fostering a nurturing atmosphere, "Her Turn" Sober Living House promotes personal growth, healing, and the development of healthy habits for a long-term, successful recovery experience.

Only gave them 2 stars because the treatment and detoxing part of Plum Creek is amazing! Definitely…read morehelped me on the road to recovery. But the admin side is fucking dreadful! I've been trying to get my forms filled out for disability for my job for the time I was at plum creek. And it's been 4 months now and I can't seem to get anyone to help except for my old guidance counselor Leslie (who's awesome). But even then I haven't been able to get my forms filled out correctly. All I need Plum Creek todo is tell my job why I couldn't work. It's really simple. But Plum Creek can't seem to get their shit together. It already took 3 months just to get my medical records. Which is MINE!!! All in all the recovery is good. But if you need anything else after your stay. Good luck!!

I would recommend this place for treatment they are nice staff good intentions therapist are…read moreawesome good place to get help and get well

This is a halfway house for ex-cons. I cannot speak to the actual living at this facility, but the…read morestaff I spoke with are highly knowledgeable. The facility would probably be a keeper, if you can afford it. Rex was EXCELLENT in explaining everything.

We can't give enough accolades to Alta Loma! The program, facility, staff, food, support, and care…read moregiven are the very BEST! There is no place like it. Our son has received OUTSTANDING therapy and services. Our family has been supported throughout his time there. We wish there were more programs/facilites like it in the US. It has been life changing, and they provide unique, customized care for each client. Caring for mental health in such a loving way has given hope to families and their loved ones. Thank you, Alta Loma!!!

My daughter is currently at Alta Loma recovering from a very extensive Bipolar 1 manic episode…read morewhere she almost lost her life. I can't begin to tell you how overwhelmed I felt when the hospital called to let me know she was discharging. Unfortunately, the hospitals tend to discharge before they are stable enough to function in normal daily life. I knew my husband and I would not be be able to manage her at home initially, so I began searching for help. This is when I found Alta Loma. After researching them and reading the bios of the people that run it and work there, I decided to give them a call. George called me back promptly and was so helpful. Honestly, it was a huge relief just hearing what he had to say about what they do, and how they can help with our situation. He worked with not only my husband and I, but also worked with the hospital to help us get our daughter transitioned straight to Alta Loma at her hospital discharge. She has now been at Alta Loma for five weeks, and is making great progress! I get to talk to her several times a week, and I love that they are teaching her how to manage her disease. I can hear major improvements each week just over the phone. She talks about all the things she is learning in her process group classes, and continues to tell me how nice everyone is there, and how great the food is. Her therapist Jessica is amazing and specializes in my daughter's disease. She really has a way of connecting with her, which is super important. I also love that this company really helps support the families as well. Not only do they offer a weekly support group and weekly family therapy calls with our daughter, we also just attended one of their 3-day classes which helps teach us how to manage things when our daughter comes home. Hannah and Jerry led this class, and they too are great! We met a lot of families in the class that are struggling with a family member's disease as well. I realized most of them were from out of state. We are so fortunate in Texas that we have a wonderful place like Alta Loma, and I feel truly blessed that my daughter is healing and recovering with them. Thank you Alta Loma for all you are doing!

** Update: Son returned March 2023 * - I had to log into…read moreanother account to enter an update since my first review was lengthy . You can scroll down to see my first as well as from a Father's perspective (John Bobbitt) review. Chiming in for an update. Hensley House deserves nothing but personal testimonials for those researching for this subset population. My son was Hensley House 1 from February 2023 - November 2023 with complete growth, accountability, and great relationships within the homes. Given the disease, he relapsed and asked for Hensley House first during treatment discharge planning. Although he would be more home and family sick, he resounded the most happy sober and actively working the steps in recovery - it was at Hensley House. The stars aligned and a bed opened up for him! To think that Patrick Hensley would, not once but revisit, keep continual contact with the discharge coordinator on bed availability for this 1 young man. For the one, Patrick will reach out to tend that lost sheep. My eyes fill with tears to KNOW that Patrick is serving his calling. He sought my son as someone equipped and caring to reach his hand out to. Patrick seeks these men in turmoil, to walk with them, welcomes in love despite how they come through Hensley House doors, and tends to the illness in recovery for a sober life to celebrate thankfully. Come as you are. The Hensley House crew is family to each other and us. Now I'm referring to Patrick Hensley as his mission, but the house managers walk and live the same! The house mangers are fully supported, invested, and believe in their calling to be near auto pilot. The agreement is beyond thorough and these men are empowered in their own accountable journey. The requirements are from long standing learning and show for it! The guys are expected to do the work, but know it's to their gain! Re: the homes. We were, briefly, in 1 sober living before. It was somber and desolate feeling. I toured another, more costly than Hensley House, and it was nice/fair but not nearly as clean or "home" as any 1 of the 3 Hensley House homes. I did say "home" because it is palpable from the first step in the door. The guys have more than enough to feel home. Clean... I mean clean from a mother. Comforts all as a true home. The backyard renovations (3 yards connected) are a vision coming true. Outdoor living as anyone would love. 2 pools, a bridge over connection, basketball court, TV, grills, outdoor seating, and more. Indoor pool tables, shuffleboard, game systems, etc. Fully ready to live in besides clothing and food. The beds are comfortable and fully dressed with so many pillows. Shared refrigerator for 2 residents each. Own gym equipment. My son was in house 1 and now is in 2. All amazing and worth it. We'll drive out of town for him to be in Hensley House and the guys there. True camaraderie and transparency in working the steps. They are brothers living life in recovery. They keep each other on their phones and reach out without a hiccup. That's what my son did, called one of the guys from before when we drove up. The joy in his voice to return back home with Patrick and the guys.... priceless. Much love to Hensley House! Patrick Hensley and all his supporting network, the house mangers, and the guys there - praying for every single one of you.

My son has been at Hensley House for two months to date. I spoke to Patrick Hensley about the…read moretruths of my son's journey, from a father's standpoint, and he responded with all familiarity. We are in a club that nobody wants to be a part of, but now we are amongst peers and friends joined by our loved ones that are working on long-term recovery. At first, I had my reservations given our past with the unrelentless wrath of addiction. Speaking to my son now (since being at Hensley House), I know he is doing well and happy. Hensley House met my son right where he was at, with his own choice to continue in successful recovery. The men at the house share in brotherly love and vulnerable truths. Hensley House is not the "fixer of all," but they sure are well versed at what they know. My son struggles as the rest, but overall is thriving away from home - supported from afar. An analogy I give about Hensley House (for those who are unfamiliar with sober living), is that our son sustained an incomplete spinal cord injury with the potential to walk again. His cells, body memory, muscles, and whole body need to be retrained to learn to walk again. Patrick Hensley and the house managers run alongside as guides along the parallel bars while these men slap leg braces on their debilitated legs and work on holistic recovery. This is not your everyday sober living. Successful placement is crucial to recovery as the preliminary stages are fragile. If possible, put Hensley House in your loved one's tool belt! Patrick and the house managers quickly respond to any communication sent. I have more peace of mind while my son is at Hensley House and our family can realign ourselves. For my wife, "hard" was not the word to describe not being able to bring our son home. A struggling child/loved one not being able to come home? Yes. Not yet...and that is where Hensley House stepped in to tend to the disease of our son that has afflicted our family. As loved ones, we learned QUICKLY that we are not skilled/prepared to take on rehabilitating our son from residential treatment and years of addiction. Patrick and the men serving Hensley House journeyed these torrential waters far before themselves. They now pay forward into others struggling. My son is happy, healthy, and on his way to meeting his desire to grow as a young independent man. As a dad, thank you Hensley House.