Elmer Day Sober Living has been an absolute lifesaver in my friends journey to sobriety. The…read moreatmosphere exuded warmth and support, making it clear that this was a place of genuine healing and growth. The structured environment, coupled with compassionate guidance, has provided him with the tools he needed to reclaim his life from addiction. One of the standout features of Elmer Day Sober Living is its stunning home. Nestled in a peaceful neighborhood in downtown Riverside, this historic house boasts charm and serenity at every turn. From the inviting common areas to the cozy bedrooms, every corner is thoughtfully designed to foster a sense of comfort and belonging. The tranquil surroundings serve as a sanctuary where residents can focus on their recovery journey. Central to the success of Elmer Day Sober Living is its exceptional team, led by the wonderful head of house, Jason. Jason's unwavering dedication and compassion create an environment where residents feel supported and empowered. His leadership sets the tone for a community built on trust, accountability, and mutual respect. Thanks to the collective efforts of Jason and the residents, Elmer Day Sober Living truly feels like a home away from home--a place where sobriety flourishes and hope is renewed with each passing day. I would absolutely recommend this wonderful sober living home to anyone starting their recovery journey!!!

Great, very nice, clean place for addicts to go to after rehab. They even have a dog on the…read morepremises!Conveniently located. The expectation is that residents are able to independently follow the rules, take their meds, do their chores, clean up after themselves, and be respectful. The owner just opened another facility in Riverside.

Mike Travis from the Moreno Valley location is such a good guy. I like how he cracks down on…read moreeveryone and makes sure its a real sober living home. I actually miss living there. Im originally from San Jacinto but now i have my kids back and a year and 3 months sober and live down the street. On Heacock. Two thumbs up for Mike. Thanks bro.

So if you need a fast place to stay for a few months and you need sober living this place isn't the…read moreworst place to live. However the owner is only in it for the money and he doesn't mind screwing people over. I was in the 10th street house and the drama was absolutely horrible.

Dr Lena and Mike offer exceptional help with addiction and are dedicated to their patients to…read moreachieve success for an addiction free life. They truly care about each and every person who walk through their doors and the extra steps they take, show. They are very trusting, honest, caring, educated and provide such a positive and encouraging atmosphere while at any of their facilities.

AFZ Sober Living Home has several locations. All of their houses are very clean and comfortable…read more Every resident who tours the houses comments about how nice the houses are. The staff and residents all provide a family environment. They truly care about each other and work together to make sure all residents are able to maintain sobriety in a stress free environment. There are rules that must be followed, but these are standard rules that apply to every sober living home. When the rules are violated, there are consequences. When residents relapse (use drugs or alcohol), possess drugs or alcohol at the houses, or create problems with other residents, they are asked to leave. AFZ prides itself on the quality of the homes it provides for every resident. The supportive and encouraging environment includes resources for education and employment, peer support, sober coaching, weekly house meetings to discuss how everyone is doing and what should be done to address any issues that come up. AFZ Sober Living Home provides the structure and support needed to maintain sobriety, resources for residents to complete educational and career goals, and encouragement so every resident who is committed to sobriety can move from where they are to where they want to be. I strongly encourage anyone who has any questions or concerns to contact AFZ House and come to take a tour of any of the homes. You can see for yourself what a Sober Living Home should be like.

All the staff genuinely cares about your recovery. Joe, Nicole, Tami, richy,Andrew. And everyone…read moreelse. I can't thank you all enough. ​

I've been on a world tour of treatment centers, ER visits, detoxes, residential, outpatient & IOPs…read more(probably around 11-12 facilities and couldn't stop drinking when I would discharge) for the past year after I relapsed on alcohol after having 6 1/2 years sober. Out of all the facilities and hospitals I've been to, this one exceeds them all by FAR. The way they manage and operate their program and staffing is excellent. You will not be disappointed if you're looking to get sober or clean. I would also like to give praise and many thanks to Izzy, Frank, Joe and Frankie! You guys are awesome and definitely deserve a raise/promotion. Thank you, Liberty House for getting me back on track in my life.

I have been trying to get ahold of the owner Sara for the last two days and haven't heard back…read morefrom her regarding my mother. I live 2.5 hours away and did a wellness check only to find out my mother is in the hospital. There is no communication from this women. Not ok going to contact the business bureau tomorrow..... definitely not ok to not let anyone know how their loved ones are doing. No empathy towards the people she cares for.

i was given nothing in other words zero notification to move recently! thirty day notification to…read moremove is not one of the things avila!! www.avilaroomandboard.com avila room and board collects the eight hundred per month per bed rent and forcibly chases its customers down the street at the same time warning customers never to come back! one or more than one child can be found there most if not all of the time! no refunds! pay on third! with money order! your kicked out before tenth of same month! i now feel that need in pain suffering for all my money back and compensation! i still have not recovered! all the temporary housing places are very much same style! based on my past renting bed in companys! i have never rented a bed in companys like walmart! just temporary housing places! glendora grand included!! jeremy vargas check me out on facebook!! jv im soo disappointed at thee universe!! jv

My Grandson is there. I find it an excellent environment and all the guys there are happy and…read moredoing well. He's doing better than he has ever, and sober the longest ever. The guys are all tight friends, and support each other. The house is clean and well organized. They know what they are doing with these guys. The guys are free to come and go when then don't have activities.

Save yourself a whole lot of money and wasted time and do NOT send your loved one here. I went…read morethere willingly from 2/21/2022 - 3/16/2022 then left AMA upon realizing how absolutely disgusting the patients were treated. During my stay, I witnessed numerous patients seize out and hit the floor. One patient had SIX seizures before the ambulance arrived. One BHT sat in the living room and watched him seize out (doing nothing) while the other BHT left him, alone, to seize out so he could run next door for the incompetent nurse who didn't make sure that he wouldn't bite his tongue, didn't roll him on his side, didn't put a cold washcloth on his forehead, all he did was put his head in his lap and watch him in horror as he continued to seize. The final straw was when one of my monitored calls with my mother (who was paying for my treatment out of pocket) was cut short unexpectedly. I was pissed off about seeing my therapist once in 2.5 weeks and told my mother I was going to go ama. As soon as the words came out of my mouth, my case manager, Lonnie, said "I'm hanging up the phone now." I said "You're kidding right? I'm in the middle of speaking to my mother." He said, "oh no, I'm not kidding" and hung up the phone while she was mid sentence then kicked me out of his office. So unbelievably not okay. My mother wrote him an email about how not okay it was and her emails are now saying "not delivered". How curious. Management cuts costs in every way that they can. They got rid of our "hot lunch". Now, 7 days a week, for lunch we receive a sandwich and a side salad. We get eggs, hash browns, and either sausage or bacon for breakfast every morning. They also got rid of making us snacks. Now it's just chips. Admissions will brag about their "luxurious accommodations" and tell you to bring a swimsuit. The pool water is tinted brown and has literally never been cleaned. If you bring a swimsuit it will only gather dust. If your loved one is seeking detox, I wish them the best of luck. This place is NOT safe. Their landscaping consists of huge cacti that someone could easily fall on (hello you have a bunch of drug addicts who are detoxing, who designed this hell hole?) and poke an eye out. I had to raise hell for a WEEK before we were given a friggen shower curtain for our shower in a room that four women shared. I was walked in on while showering and the woman complimented my "nice toned body" (incredibly uncomfortable). I had asked for a shower curtain before and after this incident and was ignored by staff. Patients are severely under medicated. One guy that I be-friended was detoxing from meth and given zero (0) detox meds. Only tylenol for the huge open sores all over his body. There is ZERO curriculum that is taught in this place. One guy, Rudy, "teaches" patients "how to stay sober" by talking about how many plates he can lift in the gym for entire class periods ALL DAY LONG. I wish I was kidding. If you choose to go here and realize how much of a horror story this place is and go AMA like I did, you have to walk down a 2 mile dirt road with all of your luggage. You are not allowed to call a Lyft or Uber prior to being kicked out of the house and onto the street in the desert in the middle of NOWHERE with zero cell reception. After you make it down the dirt road around the mountain and to the gate, it's another 5-7 mile walk into town where you'll finally get reception. They will refuse to drive you or allow you to call anyone for help or a ride. They will also refuse to give you any of your medication. I wasn't given my Effexor which can (and will) cause a seizure if stopped abruptly. I could go on with a lot of other incidents, but I'll stop here. This place doesn't care about you. They care about the paycheck. Look elsewhere. I wish I would've.

My daughter went to California Highlands for 2 months. She overdosed multiple times and I did it…read morereceive a phone call stating that she had overdosed. After two weeks of being at California Highlands, the facility sent my daughter to sober living. She was not ready after only two weeks. She ended up overdosing multiple times. My daughter also stated that California Highlands had alcohol sanitizer at the facility and an individual overdosed on the sanitizer and almost died. My sister said he was losing unconscious multiple times but the staff "didnt notice anything was wrong". Please be careful and do your research when trying to find treatment! Thanks!

My husband was recently living at Saving Grace in the house on 5th in Riversid, Ca. The program…read moreoffered a Christian faith based sober living home guided by the 12-Step Principles for men in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. Their mission is to provide a safe , structured and sober living enviroment, in which they did not. One client was drinking when he was outside taking a "smoke break". The clients were supposed to be randomly drug tested in which they were not. It was brought to the attention of Ray the House Manager there were clients using drugs in the house. Ray ignored the possibiity that something like that would be taking place. At the time my husband was there 3 people relapsed and left the house my husband included. His roommates were using and the tempation was to much for him. The reason people go to a Sober Living house is to get the help they need. Saving Grace did not save the one's who relapsed it was a house of temptation. If Ray would of been doing his job as the House Manager and doing random test this might not of happened. I thank God everyday I was able to find my husband a place where he is getting the help he needs. A place that provides it's residents with a safe, supportive environment, a clean and positive living experience based on sobriety and a new wayof living without the use of drugs or alcohol.

From the owner: A Christian faith based men's sober living environment in a safe neighborhood. Random drug testing,…read moreclose to shopping, transportation, jobs, meetings and voluntary Bible studies. We provide a comfortable bed, bedding, TP, PC, wifi, Big screen TV, multiple refrigerators, Individual lockers for medication. We support Veterans, Parolee's, Probationers, court mandated and men in recovery. Member of the Riverside County Sober Living Coalition since 2011. Homes located in Riverside and Moreno Valley, Ca.