The good news is that the state of Ohio has created more resources than most states on how to open a sober living home or recovery housing community within state lines. Ohio is also very friendly to sober living home operators who balk at state licensure and registration.
How to Write an Awesome Good Neighbor Agreement for Your Sober Living Home
Nuisance Lawsuits: A Crash Course for Sober Living Home Operators
Understanding National Regulations on Sober Living Homes in the United States - Part 2
Understanding National Regulations on Sober Living Homes in the United States - Part 1
Buprenorphine, Suboxone and Your Sober Living Home
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How to Open a Sober Living Home in California
Is Your Sober Living Home Accidentally Violating HIPAA Laws?
When it comes to HIPAA laws, it pays to know what information your sober living home needs to treat as protected health information (PHI) and what information can be transmitted without restrictions.
3 Coronavirus Changes Your Sober Living Home Needs to Make This Week
Sober living homes across the country are grappling with the new reality of the COVID-19 pandemic. The good news: the recovery community is uniquely poised to deal with crises. We know how to meet seemingly insurmountable challenges head-on and stay in the fight against all odds. Our skills in self-determination, community-mindedness, and resiliency will serve us well in the coming months.
Dealing with NIMBYs at Your Sober Living House
Sober living homes are a great investment opportunity and a wonderful way to make a huge difference in the lives of recovering addicts. Managed properly, your sober living home will deliver great ROI year. Sure, there are some hurdles to overcome, like developing a structure for dealing with clients who break the rules and locking down an excellent house manager.