RESTORE Recovery Home, Inc. in Greenville, North Carolina

About RESTORE Recovery Home, Inc.

RESTORE Recovery Home, Inc. was a transitional sober living facility in Greenville, North Carolina. They provided essential substance-free housing for individuals in early recovery from addiction.

The flagship service offered was a safe and structured bridge between intensive treatment and independent living.

The program operated on a family-style model to foster accountability, mutual support and successful community reintegration.The sober living facility is now closed.

Structured Sober Living in Greenville

The co-ed residence emphasized a safe setting with clear house rules centered on maintaining sobriety, honesty and mutual respect among residents. This model focused on providing the stability needed to build a daily routine and strengthen recovery outside of a formal treatment setting.

Residents lived together in a shared residential house. They engaged in a community-oriented lifestyle that encourages mutual accountability. The program’s strength lies in its simplicity and focus on core recovery values, helping individuals navigate the challenges of early sobriety through peer support and a structured environment.

Affordable Housing Cost

As a non-clinical residential program, payment typically involved private pay or may include sliding scale options or community-based funding sources. They did not bill clinical health insurance.

The structured, peer-supported environment at RESTORE Recovery Home in Greenville offered a vital step toward sustained independence.