Question 1

How do I apply to Phoenix Recovery Project?

Accepted Answer

Call 610-233-4342 24 hours a day or email intake@phoenixrecoveryproject.com. Our admissions team will guide you through every step of the process.

Question 2

What areas do you accept residents from?

Accepted Answer

We accept residents from across Pennsylvania and the surrounding region including Chester County, Philadelphia, Delaware County, Montgomery County, Bucks County, Berks County, and South Jersey including Camden County, Burlington County, and Gloucester County NJ.

Question 3

Do I need to complete detox before entering a Phoenix Recovery Project home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All residents must be medically stable and have completed detox prior to moving into one of our homes. Our admissions team can help coordinate detox referrals if needed.

Question 4

What is the cost of sober living at Phoenix Recovery Project?

Accepted Answer

For current pricing and availability call 610-233-4342 or email intake@phoenixrecoveryproject.com. Our admissions team will walk you through all costs, payment options, and any available assistance.

Question 5

Are your homes PARR certified?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Phoenix Recovery Project is certified by the Pennsylvania Association of Recovery Residences — PARR — the gold standard for recovery housing in Pennsylvania.

Question 6

How quickly can someone be admitted?

Accepted Answer

Admissions can often be coordinated within 24 to 48 hours of initial contact depending on bed availability. Call 610-233-4342 to check current availability.

Question 7

Do you accept residents on medication assisted treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Phoenix Recovery Project supports residents who are on medication assisted treatment as part of their clinical recovery plan.

Question 8

Can families call on behalf of a loved one?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We speak with families regularly who are trying to help a loved one find the right placement. Call 610-233-4342 any time.

Question 9

Do you have homes for veterans?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Heroes House in Center City Philadelphia is a dedicated veterans recovery residence operated by Phoenix Recovery Project.

Question 10

What rules do residents need to follow?

Accepted Answer

Residents commit to sobriety, house rules, drug screening, mutual support meetings such as AA or NA, and pursuit of employment or education within program guidelines.

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