Resolutions, a 48-bed sober living community in Oxford, comprises multiple residences that provide safe, structured, and substance-free recovery environments for individuals in early recovery.

Participants in one of Oxford Treatment Center’s outpatient programs such as the partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient program are eligible to reside at the Resolutions sober living facility.

For those ready to embrace independent living while maintaining their recovery, sober living offers a vital combination of community support and a substance-free residence. This supportive environment can be instrumental in early recovery, providing the stability and structure needed to prevent relapse and build a strong foundation.

Sober living may be right for you if you: 

• Require a safe, substance-free living environment after residential or inpatient treatment or while participating in one of Oxford’s outpatient programs.
• Have experienced a relapse after returning home from previous treatment.
• Would thrive in a more supported living environment.
• Have concerns about returning to a home where substance use is present.

Enjoy the convenience and community at Resolutions in Oxford, MS, where residents have access to a carefully curated selection of amenities, including:

• Non-smoking, apartment-style residences—shared with another person—with separate men’s and women’s quarters.
• Daily transportation to the IOP or PHP at Oxford Outpatient Treatment Center or outside outpatient program.
• Fitness centers.
• Courts to play sand volleyball, outdoor basketball, tennis, and pickleball.
• Laundry facilities.
• TV and phone in the common spaces.
• Free WiFi.
• Shared kitchens and dining areas, where individuals can cook and eat together (This is also where classes in nutrition and dietetics take place).

Each sober living facility utilizes its own schedules and rules, and it’s important to remember that daily activities will vary from one facility to the next. At Resolutions Oxford, our sober living in Mississippi facility residents move between their temporary residence and intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization treatment.

A typical day at Resolutions Oxford while you are enrolled in intensive outpatient treatment might look like:

• 7 a.m.: Wake up at Resolutions Sober Living, have breakfast, exercise, and/or journal.
• 8:15 a.m.: Visit the outpatient campus for psychoeducation.
• 9:30 a.m.: Group therapy.
• 11 a.m.: Recovery community meeting.

Recovery is highly individualized, and your daily schedule may differ based on your unique recovery needs.

At Oxford’s sober living facility, Resolutions, the length of your stay is flexible. You can remain there for as long as you find it beneficial to your recovery, provided you’re actively participating in one of our outpatient programs. There is no set time limit; it’s tailored to your individual needs.

Sober living is typically considered a separate expense and not covered by insurance. However, insurance plans often provide coverage for outpatient drug and alcohol addiction treatment. This means that if you are enrolled in Oxford’s outpatient PHP or IOP programs, your insurance may cover portions or all of your outpatient treatment costs.

It’s important to note that insurance plans vary widely in coverage levels, so it’s important to verify your benefits beforehand. To check your insurance, you can give us a call at , use our free and confidential insurance verification form, speak with your plan administrator, or call the number on the back of your card.

How to Pay for Sober Living in Mississippi

We recognize that the cost of sober living can be a concern. However, we’re committed to helping you access the support you need. Resolutions offers several payment options to make sober living more accessible, including: 

• Financing: Sober living may offer flexible financing options and payment plans, depending on your individual circumstances.
• Private Pay: You can conveniently use your credit or debit card for payment.
• Personal Loans: Consider reaching out to supportive family or friends for potential loan assistance.

No. Halfway houses and sober living homes are not the same. While they both offer supportive environments for individuals transitioning from treatment, they differ in several ways.

Halfway houses serve a wide variety of populations, including those recovering from substance use disorders, mental health conditions, or those recently released from prison. They are designed to be short-term, acting as transitional housing while individuals adapt to independent living, and tend to be more structured with stricter rules, curfews, etc. Additionally, they may be operated by government agencies, non-profit organizations, or private entities.

Sober living homes support individuals recovering from substance use disorders by providing a safe, substance-free environment that fosters ongoing recovery. They emphasize personal responsibility, peer support, and the development of independent living skills. While less structured than inpatient treatment, these homes maintain essential guidelines, such as curfews, chores, and participation in recovery activities. Residents benefit from flexible lengths of stay, tailored to individual needs.

Opting for a sober living community can significantly reinforce your recovery efforts. Resolutions Oxford provides a stable and structured daily routine, extending the support you receive during outpatient treatment hours and promoting consistent progress.

To learn more about sober living in Mississippi, or other paths to recovery, reach out to us at . Our navigators are on hand to listen to your story, go over your treatment options, and help you begin your journey to recovery.