Three independent sober living homes in Costa Mesa, one for men and two for women, with drug testing and house meetings.
Men's & women's homes
Orange County · California
Men's sober living in Costa Mesa, CA
Sober Costa Mesa lists 12 sober living homes for men in Costa Mesa and Orange County, in Costa Mesa, Tustin, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Santa Ana and Irvine. 4 operators run separate men's and women's houses and are included here. Most homes quote rent by phone.
Men's homes range from small family-style houses to larger structured programs with a house manager. Ask about the house's rules and how long residents usually stay.
Men's sober living in Costa Mesa, CA
12 homes
Two men-only sober living homes, one in Tustin and one in Santa Ana.
Men only
Owner-operated men's sober living home in North Tustin for men coming out of treatment or continuing their recovery.
Men only
Nonprofit, volunteer-run men's recovery homes in Costa Mesa, free for those in need, following a 12-step program.
Men only
Sober living homes in Fountain Valley run by Higher Purpose Recovery, which offers men's and women's housing; its Westminster men's house is listed separately.
Men's & women's homes
Three men's sober living homes on the Eastside of Costa Mesa, set up as furnished two- and three-bedroom units.
Men only
Men's sober living in Huntington Beach from Orange County Recovery, an operator in business since 2002 that also runs a women's house.
Men only
Separate men's and women's sober living homes in Santa Ana and Orange County; 12-step participation required.
Men's & women's homes
MAT-friendly men's sober living in Santa Ana with two houses.
Men only
Two men's sober living houses in Santa Ana (STC House I and II); Sober Living Network member.
Men only
Men's sober living in Santa Ana; Sober Living Network member.
Men only
Transitional sober living in Irvine connected to Clean Path Behavioral Health, with separate programs for men and women.
Men's & women's homes
Before you call
Ask each house about monthly rent and deposit, whether utilities are included, drug-testing frequency, curfew, meeting requirements, what happens after a relapse, and whether residents on medication-assisted treatment (methadone, buprenorphine or naltrexone) are accepted. Visiting in person before you move in is always a good idea.
Need treatment first, or a bed tonight? See the Orange County resources page or call the free SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357.