Sober Living in Riverside, CA

Structured, Supportive, & Safe Housing for Lasting Recovery
Sol Women's Treatment supports a partner offering sober living in Riverside, CA for women continuing care through PHP, IOP, or outpatient treatment. Our partner's women-only, trauma-informed supportive housing gives you a stable, substance-free home with 24/7 female house managers, so routines, accountability, and the healing tools you are building stay steady as you rebuild your life.
Ready when you are.
Verify your insurance or call us at (951) 972-5085
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Key Takeaways
01Our supportive housing partner has a women-only home in Riverside that runs alongside PHP, IOP, or outpatient care. It is not residential or inpatient treatment.
02A 24/7 female house manager, gentle house guidelines, and a calm daily routine help your home life stay steady and substance-free.
03It is a good fit for women who are medically and psychiatrically stable for outpatient care and who want structure, safety, and peer support.
04Care is trauma-informed and the treatment community is intentionally small, with a maximum of 25 clients, so support stays personal.
05To begin, verify your insurance or call our admissions team, and a woman from our team will respond within one business day.

What Is Sober Living?

Sober living is a structured, substance-free home that helps you practice recovery skills while you stay connected to outpatient treatment. In our partner's Riverside supportive housing you live with other women who share your goals, follow clear and caring house guidelines, and build routines that support both sobriety and mental wellness. It is the steady bridge between more intensive care and living fully on your own.

How Sober Living Supports Long-Term Recovery

Lasting recovery grows from consistency. Your days combine treatment or work and school, shared house responsibilities, peer support, and calm evenings. Gentle house guidelines and a predictable rhythm make it easier to practice the coping skills you are learning in real life. If you are in PHP, IOP, or outpatient care, your clinical plan continues without interruption while your home life stays stable and recovery-focused.
Level
What it involves
Good fit for
PHP
Partial Hospitalization
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Structured daytime treatment several days a week, with therapy and psychiatric support.
Women who want the most support while living outside a hospital setting.
IOP
Intensive Outpatient
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Several sessions a week, with flexibility for work, school, or family.
Women stepping down from PHP or wanting steady, structured care.
OP
Outpatient Program
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Weekly therapy and continued support as you build independence.
Women maintaining recovery with lighter clinical support.
Housing
Partner Supportive Housing
Our partner's women-only home with a 24/7 female house manager that runs alongside PHP, IOP, or OP.
Women who want a safe, substance-free home while in outpatient care.
  • Beautiful backyard with swimming pool and outdoor seating area.
  • Bright, cozy bedroom with two beds, windows, and soft pastel curtains.
  • Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, white countertops, and a breakfast bar with chairs.
  • Spacious living room with leather sectional, fireplace, and large window with curtains.
Women Only
A private, all-female community built for women's healing
Max 25
An intentionally small treatment community
24/7
A female house manager on site, day and night

How Sober Living Supports Women in Recovery

Safety and stability come first. A women-only, trauma-informed home lowers everyday stress, builds trust, and makes it easier to stay engaged in therapy. House meetings, shared routines, and steady support give you room to practice boundaries, communication, and self-care. As you move through PHP, IOP, or outpatient care, supportive housing keeps your evenings calm, so the progress you make during the day carries into daily habits.

Daily Life in Our Partner's Riverside Supportive Housing

Life here is calm and predictable. Mornings start with a routine, days include treatment or work and school, and evenings are quiet and substance-free. Shared responsibilities, house meetings, and a 24/7 female house manager help everyone feel supported and accountable in a gentle way.
Safe environment. A substance-free home that protects the progress you are making.
Community. You live with other women who share your goals.
Steady routines. Caring house guidelines that support your day.
Local access. A Riverside location with reach across the Inland Empire.
Connected care. Works alongside PHP, IOP, or outpatient care.
Trauma-informed support. A 24/7 female house manager on site.

Who Is Sober Living Right For?

Supportive housing may be a good fit if you are engaged in PHP, IOP, or outpatient care and want a substance-free home, if you feel ready to live in a supportive community with shared guidelines, and if you want structure, routine, and peer support. If you are still in medical detox or need around-the-clock medical care right now, that is okay. We will help you find the right first step and welcome you when outpatient care is the right fit.
Women having a consultation in a wellness clinic setting.
Let's find the right fit, together.
A woman from our admissions team will respond, usually within one business day.
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How to Get Started?

1
Reach out to admissions
Call us or verify your insurance to start a gentle, no-pressure conversation about your needs and timing.
2
Verify your insurance
With your okay, we review your benefits and explain your coverage in plain language.
3
Talk through fit
We confirm that outpatient care and supportive housing are the right fit and coordinate with your care team when it helps.
4
Move in and settle
Our supportive housing partner will walk you through the house guidelines and welcome you into a calm, women-only home.

Why Choose Sol Women's Treatment's Supportive Housing Partner

An all-female environment built for women's healing, an intentionally small treatment community, and a 24/7 female house manager on site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is sober living?
How does sober living work with PHP, IOP, or outpatient care?
Who is a good fit for supportive housing?
Is supportive housing the same as residential or inpatient treatment?
How is this different from a halfway house?
What are the house guidelines?
How do I get started?
Answer
What is sober living?
Sober living is a structured, substance-free home where you practice recovery skills, follow caring house guidelines, and stay connected to outpatient treatment. It is the bridge between more intensive care and living independently.

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We accept most major insurance plans. We can often work with HMO policies through a single case agreement. Don't see your provider, or ready to get started? Call (951) 972-5085 or verify your insurance, and a woman from our admissions team responds within 24 hours.

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