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Nova Sober Living

4033 W Solano Dr S · Phoenix, AZ 85019 · 480-508-0500

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Levels of care

Inpatient / residential, Outpatient

Programs

4 programs including alcohol rehab, substance abuse and women's program.

Insurance

Private insurance, self-pay

Setting

Treatment center in Phoenix, AZ

About Nova Sober Living

Nova Sober Living is a sober living home in Phoenix for women only. You'll need to be sober before entering and you'll be required to pass a drug screening.

Expectations for Nova Sober Living

Nova doesn't offer medical detox, residential treatment or an outpatient program, so substance use treatment is recommended (but not required) before moving in to the home.

The home is tri level and has five bedrooms. For your first 14 days, curfew is at 8 pm and after that, it's 11 pm Monday through Thursday and 12 am on Friday and Saturday. You'll also need to be ready for employment within 2 weeks of your move in.

Drug tests come both on a schedule and at random, and a positive result means immediate discharge.

During your stay, you'll follow a 12 step program, call a sponsor each day and attend house meetings. The manager has to approve every medication and I want to note that narcotics aren't allowed.

The house is certified through the City of Phoenix and you'll be responsible for rent at this sober living home.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Alcohol rehab
  • Substance abuse
  • Women's program
  • 12-Step

Levels of care

  • Inpatient / residential
  • Outpatient

Insurance & payment

Private insurance

Other payment options

Nova Sober Living should accept the insurers above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers please contact your provider.

Location

Facility
Nova Sober Living
Address
4033 W Solano Dr S
Phoenix, AZ 85019
Phone
480-508-0500
Website
novasoberliving.com

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FAQs

What kind of housing does Nova Sober Living offer?

It’s a women’s sober living home in Phoenix. You get a live-in house manager, a 12 step program, house rules and house meetings. Employment options and accountability curfews come with the house.

What does the house expect around a 12 step program?

You have to be actively working a 12 step program, or willing to work that program. Call your sponsor every day. Those rules are what the house requires. If you want background on approaches, see addiction therapy options.

Who can move into this Phoenix house?

Women only. You need to be sober now and able to pass a screening for drugs. A treatment program before move-in is recommended. It isn’t required.

What medications can residents keep in the house?

A manager has to approve every medication, and narcotic medications are not allowed. Some medications are denied. Residents who have medications are asked to buy a lock box.

What is the house like for someone moving in?

It’s a 5-bedroom tri-level home in a quiet family neighborhood. You get TV, wifi, a multiple-car driveway, a covered patio and smoking area and spacious living areas.

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