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Valley Sober Living

P O Box 692106 · Stockton, CA 95269 · 209-430-7547

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Levels of care

Aftercare support, Sober living

Programs

4 programs including men's program, women's program and young adult program.

Insurance

self-pay

Setting

Private setting in Stockton, CA

About Valley Sober Living

Stockton has a Victorian house near Pacific and Harding, and Valley Sober Living runs it as Madison House. It’s a sober living home in Stockton for men 18 and over, and you’ll need at least 48 hours of sobriety before you move in. They don’t offer therapy, treatment or counseling at the house.

Madison House in Stockton

Bus lines and shopping are a short walk from Madison House, and that’s handy if you need the bus for a meeting or for errands. Plus, residents go to an AA or NA meeting every day, and the house holds five recovery meetings each week.

Bedrooms are shared by two, three or four people, depending on the house and the room. Valley Sober Living keeps other homes in Lodi, California. A house manager stays on site with three to five staff, and there’s no drinking or drug use on the premises.

Drug and alcohol tests are random.

There’s no insurance and no financial help, so you cover the stay yourself, though wifi and the utilities are included. They write support letters for court or an employer, and they offer an alumni program for people who’ve lived there.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Men's program
  • Women's program
  • Young adult program
  • 12-Step

Levels of care

  • Aftercare support

Insurance & payment

Other payment options

Valley 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.

Amenities

Accommodations & Entertainment

Wifi available

Setting

Private setting
Residential setting

Location

Facility
Valley Sober Living
Address
P O Box 692106
Stockton, CA 95269
Phone
209-430-7547
Website
valleysoberliving.org

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FAQs

What kind of housing does Valley Sober Living offer?

Sober living. There are several recovery homes in Stockton and Lodi, and they’re open to men and women. Madison House is among those homes, and it’s a spacious Victorian house.

What recovery meetings do participants have to attend?

Participants attend a 12-step support meeting every day, and that meeting can be AA, NA or another support meeting. Plus, the homes hold five in-house recovery meetings a week, and those meetings are at night.

What age and sobriety time are required?

You’ll need to be 18 or older, and you’ll need at least 48 hours sober. The requirements cover age and sobriety time, and each has to be met.

How much does a bed cost, and is insurance accepted?

Bed fees run from $575 to $650 depending on room layout, and a $250 processing fee is charged once and isn’t refundable. No, insurance isn’t accepted, at least in California. There’s no assistance, so a participant has to have the means to support recovery.

What is the setting like, and what's included in the homes?

You stay in a residential home in Stockton or Lodi, and those homes are spacious. Rooms are shared by two, three or four people, depending on the house and bedroom size. Every home has wifi, a full kitchen and its own washer and dryer. Wifi, utilities, phone (local and long distance) and cable are free. Homes sit a short walk from bus lines and shopping centers.

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