Oxford House Puyallup in Puyallup, Washington
About Oxford House Puyallup
Oxford House Puyallup is a self-run, sober living residence for men in Puyallup, Washington that supports long-term recovery from substance use disorders.
It offers a structured, substance-free communal home where residents govern themselves and share all living expenses equally. As part of a national network, it provides a stable, peer supported environment where the average stay is about a year.
Recovery Support in Puyallup
This home provides Level 1 sober living which means it’s a peer-run recovery residence rather than a clinical treatment center. The core program is the evidence based Oxford House Model which centers on democratic self-governance, shared financial responsibility and a strict commitment to a 100% drug- and alcohol-free environment.
Residents support each other in maintaining sobriety while sharing household duties and costs.
Care for Adult Men in Recovery
Oxford House Puyallup serves adult men who are in recovery from alcohol and/or drug addiction. It is designed for individuals who can commit to the house rules, contribute to the community and reliably pay their equal share of expenses.
Many residents join after completing a detox or rehabilitation program to strengthen their recovery in a supportive living setting.
Understanding the Payment Structure
There is no insurance billing or clinical billing as the home does not provide medical or therapy services. Instead, it operates on a resident-funded model where each member pays an Equal Expense Share (EES).
This weekly or monthly cost covers rent, utilities and other shared household expenses. This makes it a cost effective, self-supported housing solution.
To start, you would find this house through the Oxford House vacancy locator and contact it directly to express interest. The next step is an interview with the current house members, who collectively vote on all new applicants. If you’re accepted then you can move in after paying a fee and your first two weeks of expenses.