Ascension Brighton Center for Recovery
Hours
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
What type of appointment would you like to book?
Halfway Housing Program
A first step away from dependency
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Does Ascension Brighton Center for Recovery provide any items to residents living in the Halfway House?
We provide the following items to Halfway House residents:
- A fully stocked kitchen
- Limited storage space for clothing and personal items
- Linens for those who do not have their own
- Washers and dryers
- Household cleaning supplies
- 24/7 on-site sobriety support from our onsite care team
- A supportive place to recover from alcohol and substance use
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Who is the Halfway Housing Program intended for?
While in treatment, patients work with their treatment team to develop an aftercare plan to best position them for success. Ascension Brighton Center for Recovery’s Halfway Housing Program is an option for patients who may experience challenges that contribute to their disease, such as an unsafe home, access to substances, unsupportive family members, an abusive environment, or other distractions to their recovery efforts. This program is also available to those with previously failed attempts at recovery.
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What are the Halfway House accommodations and amenities?
Built with a co-existing habitat approach, the 8,600-square-foot transitional house provides a structured environment to support addiction recovery. Our program accommodates 16 men and 16 women and a 24/7 onsite care team dedicated to your recovery.
Amenities include:
- Eight bedrooms
- Eight full bathrooms
- Three laundry areas
- Spacious kitchen
- Community dining room
- Four group lounge spaces
- Front and back patios
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What should I pack?
Halfway housing residents are allowed to bring items from home in order to develop a sense of a "second home" while living in recovery housing. However, all items brought into the Ascension Brighton Center for Recovery Halfway House must be approved by our care team.
Note: Ascension Brighton Center for Recovery is not responsible for any lost, damaged or stolen items.
- Prescribed and necessary over-the-counter medications
- Personal medical devices, such as:
- Glucometer
- Colostomy supplies
- CPAP devices
- Insulin pumps
- Oxygen concentrators
- Nebulizers
- Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) units
- Toiletries and a container to store them
- Hair dryer
- Laundered bedding (sized for an extra-long twin bed)
- Towels and washcloths
- Pillow
- Alarm clock or clock radio (this will be necessary, as residents are responsible for waking themselves up)
- Clothes hangers
- Laundry soap, softener and dryer sheets
- Cell phone
- Seasonally appropriate clothing for up to two weeks
- Books, magazines and journals
- Laptop computers (bring at your own risk; may only be used for productive purposes; our team reserves the right to confiscate any electronic device)
- Coffee, soft drinks, snacks and recovery literature may be purchased at the Gift Shop in Building 6
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Are there any items that cannot be brought to the Halfway House?
The following items are not permitted:
- Television and Blu-Ray, DVD or VHS players
- Movies and music that contain subject matter that is not conducive to a substance use recovery environment
- Video console and video games
- Alcohol-based toiletries
- Knives or any other weapon
- Pornographic materials
- Inappropriate clothing or clothing that depicts or glorifies alcohol or substance use
- Expensive personal clothing or jewelry
- Large amounts of cash or other valuables
- Pets or any other live animal
- Hazardous materials, chemicals and fireworks
- Cleaning supplies
- Fans, heaters or diffusers
- Energy drinks or over-the-counter stimulant medication