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severn home pasadena

Severn Home Pasadena provides sober living for men in Pasadena, Maryland. The SAMHSA-listed home, founded in 2015, uses a five-stage program. It is one of 422 Maryland facilities in the federal directory.

Severn Home Pasadena, Pasadena
  • Sober Living
  • 30 days
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Severn Home Pasadena is a sober living residence for men who want a steady, accountable place to live while they build a life without alcohol or other drugs. The home is in Pasadena, Maryland, and its program is organized in five stages that gradually loosen structure as residents show they can handle more independence. At the start, residents follow required meetings and scheduled activities. Later stages bring more freedom, including job expectations and a longer curfew.

Substance use disorders are the central concern here, and the staff help men get back on steady ground, build relapse-prevention skills, and find compassionate help. Daily life includes periodic drug testing at random and regular recovery meetings, and residents are urged to join evidence-based therapy while they live there. Severn Home Pasadena serves men exclusively, giving residents a setting designed around that.

Programs for Severn Home Pasadena

At the heart of Severn Home Pasadena sits a sober living program in five stages, built for men living with a substance use disorder. Sobriety's groundwork is laid in stage one, with mandatory meetings and a set schedule of activities. Stage two loosens certain limits and lets men start seeking employment and making links with the recovery community. More independence arrives at stage three, including a later curfew and lighter restrictions. Stage four requires residents to hold a job, and the meeting expectations relax somewhat. By stage five, nearly all house rules have dropped away, yet joining in community activities is still urged.

The program includes life skills and Twelve Step facilitation. The home describes itself as using gender-specific, therapeutic community, and Twelve Step approaches. Daily life includes random drug testing and support meetings. A typical stay in the program is 30 days, though the full sober living plan is said to last one year.

  • Twelve Step
  • Gender-Specific
  • Life Skills
  • Twelve Step Facilitation
  • Therapeutic Community

Who this sober living home suits

  • Men only, age 18 and older, who are working on sobriety from alcohol or other drugs
  • People who have completed detox or another initial level of care and want a structured living setting
  • Men dealing with alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, ecstasy, methamphetamine, opioids, prescription drugs, or psychedelics
  • Those who want random drug screening and regular recovery meetings as part of their routine
  • Residents who are ready to look for work and reconnect with the recovery community as they move through the stages

Setting and length of stay in Pasadena

Severn Home Pasadena is located in Pasadena, Maryland, in ZIP code 21122. Cell phones and internet are permitted at the home. It provides air-conditioned rooms, options for private or shared rooms, a kitchenette, an outdoor lounge area, a pool, a hot tub, a fitness center, and comfortable seating areas. The typical program length is 30 days, but the full sober living plan lasts one year. The language spoken in the house is English.

  • Internet
  • Kitchenette
  • Pool
  • Outdoor Lounge
  • Hot Tub
  • Air-Conditioned Rooms
  • Fitness Center
  • Allow Cell Phones

Payment for Severn Home Pasadena

Payment options are not listed in the federal directory, so you will need to ask the home directly about cost and what it accepts. Call the helpline first to check whether your plan covers related services or sober living if you plan to use insurance. Insurance must be verified by phone before you make plans.

Questions to raise before choosing

  • What is the total cost, and what does the weekly or monthly fee include?
  • Do you accept Medicaid, private insurance, or a payment plan, and how is coverage verified?
  • What are the house rules for each of the five stages, including curfew and meeting requirements?
  • How does the home respond when a resident relapses or needs a more intensive level of care such as detox or outpatient treatment?
  • What is the process for applying, and what should a man bring when he moves in?
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Questions

How long do people stay at severn home pasadena?

The typical program length is 30 days, though the full sober living plan is described as lasting one year. The five stages gradually reduce structure, allowing men to stay longer as they become more independent. Ask the home how it determines when a resident advances to the next stage and what the expected total stay is for your situation. The helpline can help you compare timelines with other Maryland programs.

Does severn home pasadena accept Medicaid or insurance?

The federal directory does not list payment options for this home. Because it is a sober living residence, coverage can differ from what insurance pays for detox or outpatient treatment. Call the helpline to check your plan, and ask the home directly whether it accepts Medicaid, private insurance, or self-payment. Verify coverage by phone before you commit. The helpline is private and costs nothing.

What happens in the five stages of severn home pasadena?

Stage one builds the base for sobriety with mandated meetings and planned activities. Stage two relaxes certain limits and opens the door to job hunting and ties with the recovery community. A later curfew and lighter restrictions come with stage three. Stage four calls for employment and eases meeting requirements. Stage five lifts nearly all house rules while still encouraging residents to join community activities. Random drug screening runs the whole time.

Is severn home pasadena only for men?

Yes, the home serves men only and uses a gender-specific approach. It is located in Pasadena, Maryland, and is listed in SAMHSA's directory of 422 Maryland facilities. Men with a substance use disorder who want a structured, accountable living setting can ask the helpline about availability. The helpline does not provide treatment or guarantee admission, but it can help you check whether this home fits your needs.

What should I ask before choosing severn home pasadena?

Inquire about the total cost and what the weekly or monthly fee covers. Ask if the home takes Medicaid, private insurance, or a payment plan, and how coverage is verified. Ask about house rules for each of the five stages, including curfew and meeting requirements. Ask how the home handles a resident who relapses or needs a higher level of care, such as detox or outpatient treatment. Ask what the application process involves and what to bring.

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