Progressive Living Recovery Homes

. . . Creating WINNERS in sobriety
and LIFE-LONG connections in recovery

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Progressive Living Recovery

Upscale & structured sober living Homes
Helping men & women ages 18 and up
Locations in Levittown, PA, Bristol, PA, Morrisville, PA and Ewing, NJ
Very affordable recovery housing

Addiction Treatment Options

Relapse Prevention and Success in Sobriety

Outpatient & PHP drug rehab services
Medically assisted detox services
Early recovery guidance & coaching
Family support services
Affordable alternative to inpatient treatment

Sobriety in Style and Comfort

Merging structure with comforts & amenities
Competitive and affordable pricing
Centrally located in nice neighborhoods
Much more than just another sober living home!

WELCOME TO PROGRESSIVE LIVING RECOVERY

Progressive Living is a family of premier sober living residences designed for every level of addiction recovery. Residents in our recovery homes are part of a community and continuum of care that assists in redefining, reshaping and rebuilding lives through various approaches that have consistently shown to be effective within the addiction recovery process. Here at Progressive Living we do not simply address the drug or alcohol addiction, but rather the entire person as well as the various traits contributing to their substance abuse issues.

OUR ARRAY OF SERVICES INCLUDES:
☑ Upscale and structured sober living housing
☑ Intensive outpatient and PHP (partial hospitalization) addiction treatment for those needing higher level care
☑ Activity and lifestyle rebuilding
☑ 12-Step recovery guidance and education
☑ Professionally staffed recovery residences with onsite drug & alcohol testing
☑ A custom-care approach that addresses each client’s individual sobriety & mental health needs
☑ Life skills building and recovery coaching
☑ Family support and guidance

There are many other components that contribute to who we are and why we have been so successful in helping men and women recover from drug & alcohol addictions. We invite you to contact us 7 days a week and learn more about who we are and why we are so passionate in helping people change their lives!
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(215) 584-0340 – Call 24/7

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What's the difference between sober living and addiction treatment?

A sober living home (sometimes referred to as recovery housing or 3/4 house) is a structured home-like residence in which a group of people live at and collectively help each other through the early sobriety process as they simultaneously learn to navigate life’s ins and outs, without the use of any mind-altering substances. There are many different types of sober living homes, as well cost structures and so forth.

Does Progressive Living accept health insurance?

It is very rare for a sober living residence to accept any type of medical insurance. In fact we’ve never heard of such a case. However, many of our sober living residents need a higher level of care and will enroll in one of the IOP (intensive outpatient) or PHP (partial hospitalization) addiction treatment programs that we partner with, and those programs DO accept a variety of private health insurance plans (generally PPO plans).

What is medical detox and when is it needed?

Certain drugs cause the body to become physically dependent after prolonged use, the most common of which being: alcohol, benzodiazepines (ie., Xanax, Valium, etc) and opioids (ie., heroin, oxycodone, oxycontin, morphine, etc.). In fact in some cases there may actually be very severe symptoms to where the medical detox process MUST be done under a physician’s care. Progressive Living partners with a number of local medical detox facilities in and around Bristol and Levittown (Bucks County), Pennsylvania, and we can assist you with the logistics in order to help relieve the client and family of any added stress.

How long can I or my loved one stay in your sober living homes?

The purpose of sober living/recovery housing is to slowly and steadily build new and positive habits, which we all know takes time, especially when it comes to building new sober foundations. As such, we really do not place any maximum time limits on how long one can stay. What we know for a fact is that the longer one stays in a structured sober living environment, the more likely they are to succeed in their recovery. In general however, we always recommend at least a 90-day to 6-month commitment.

What if someone relapses while in your sober living?

Treatment options are offered and available through DayBreak Treatment Solutions. If the resident prefers other options for recovery, they may be reconsidered for residency once they can produce a “clean” urinalysis.