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Sana House, Matthews

Sana House Matthews for men

Sana House Matthews offers sober living for men in Matthews, North Carolina. The home is listed with 2-5 beds and opened in 2022. This page explains its program, therapies, and payment options.

  • Co-Occurring Mental Health
  • Sober Living
  • 30 days
Sana House (2), Matthews

Located in Matthews, a town just beyond Charlotte, Sana House is a sober living residence for men. It began operating in 2022 and was built for a modest number of residents, with capacity listed at 2-5 beds. Men who live sober and wish to share that commitment with those staying there run the home. It is not a treatment provider, and no medical detox or clinical care is offered on site. What it does offer is a structured, substance-free place to live for men already in or looking for outpatient treatment. Sana House Matthews is a small men's sober living home in North Carolina with 2-5 beds.

Care at the house is built around each person. Sana House works alongside treatment providers, medical professionals, and licensed clinicians to shape a coordinated plan for every resident. Residents take part in the household's regular routine, which includes drug screens, taking medication as prescribed when needed, and joining life skills and meditation groups. The home stays small on purpose, so the men there get closer, more personal support than a bigger setting would allow. The residence appears on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov under the Co-Occurring Mental Health and Sober Living categories. If you are weighing Sana House for a loved one or yourself the helpline can help you confirm whether its current services fit what you need and whether it works with your insurance.

Sana House Matthews programs

Sana House Matthews is a sober living home that supports co-occurring mental health needs; it is not a clinical inpatient or residential treatment center. It does not offer detox or 24-hour medical monitoring. What it does offer is a structured home setting where men can steady themselves while attending outside therapy or outpatient programs. A typical program runs 30 days, though stays can vary from person to person. Only a handful of men stay at once, which allows more individual attention and a calmer atmosphere than larger facilities provide. Sana House Matthews is a sober living home in North Carolina with co-occurring mental health support and a typical program term of 30 days.

Through the house or its partner program, therapy options include individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, and trauma-focused therapy. Residents also get help with life skills, nutrition counseling, and twelve-step facilitation. Mindfulness and meditation appear on the weekly schedule, and yoga takes place on site. The approach is specific to men and personalized, which means the team builds the plan around what each man needs. A range of substances is addressed, among them alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and prescription drugs. Co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, and trauma are treated alongside substance use. If you are considering Sana House for yourself or someone else, the helpline can help you check whether its current services match your needs and whether it coordinates with your insurance.

  • Twelve Step Facilitation
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Personalized Treatment
  • Family Therapy
  • Gender-Specific
  • Meditation & Mindfulness
  • Group Therapy
  • Individual Treatment
  • Yoga
  • Life Skills

Who Sana House Matthews is designed for

  • Men only. The home is exclusively for men, with a focus on creating a comfortable, accountable environment. Sana House Matthews is a men-only sober living home in North Carolina with 2-5 beds.
  • Adults with a substance use disorder who need sober living rather than acute medical care.
  • Men facing mental health needs alongside substance use such as anxiety together with substance use, depression, or trauma.
  • Those who are ready to participate in a structured daily routine, including drug screenings and house meetings.
  • Individuals who are working with outside treatment providers or are willing to do so.
  • Men seeking a small, family-like setting with a maximum of 2-5 beds.

Length of stay at Sana House Matthews

Sana House Matthews is a small home with room for 2-5 beds, so each resident receives more attention. A typical course lasts 30 days though the actual stay can be adjusted based on progress and clinical recommendations. Amenities include chef-prepared meals, private or shared rooms, and scheduled excursions. Residents also have access to a yoga studio and activities such as games and yoga. The house sits in Matthews, North Carolina, a suburban area south of Charlotte. English is the primary language spoken. The home provides 24/7 supervision, which is not the same as medical detox or round-the-clock clinical care. If you need medical detox from alcohol or benzodiazepines, clinical supervision should guide that process, because withdrawal from these substances can be dangerous. The helpline can help you find appropriate detox services in North Carolina if needed.

Paying for Sana House Matthews

Sana House Matthews is a private sober living home, and the FACTS do not list specific payment options. You will need to contact the home directly and ask about costs, fees, and what is included. This helpline does not offer treatment or bill insurance; it links callers to licensed treatment providers and can help you see if your insurance might cover sober living or related outpatient services. Medicaid in North Carolina may pay for some behavioral health services, though coverage varies. When you call Sana House Matthews, ask whether they accept insurance or can provide documentation for out-of-network reimbursement. Always confirm coverage and costs over the phone before you decide.

Questions to ask Sana House Matthews

  • What is the total cost of a 30-day stay, and what does it include?
  • Do you accept insurance, and can you verify my benefits before I commit?
  • How is each day structured, and how frequently do drug tests happen?
  • How do you coordinate with outside therapists or treatment providers?
  • What is the policy on medications, and is there clinical oversight for co-occurring conditions?
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Sana House (2), Matthews

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FAQ

How many beds does Sana House Matthews have?

Sana House is listed with 2-5 beds, making it a small, intimate sober living home. This size allows for more individualized attention and a close-knit community. The home is for men only and provides 24/7 supervision. Because capacity is limited, availability can change quickly, so it is best to call the helpline to check current openings.

Does Sana House Matthews accept Medicaid?

The FACTS for Sana House do not name Medicaid among its payment options. Sober living homes often operate on private pay, though some accept insurance or use sliding scales. North Carolina Medicaid might cover some behavioral health services, but room and board typically falls outside it. The helpline can help you frame the right coverage questions and find providers that take Medicaid.

How long do people usually stay at Sana House?

Per the FACTS, the usual program runs 30 days. That said, how long someone actually stays can shift with their needs and how things are going. The home provides a structured setting that includes therapy, life skills, and 12-step facilitation. If a longer stay interests you, ask the home directly about extensions and what they cost.

Is detox available at Sana House Matthews?

No, Sana House is a sober living home, not a medical detox facility. It does not provide withdrawal management or 24-hour clinical care. If you need detox from alcohol or benzodiazepines, clinical supervision should guide it because withdrawal can be dangerous. The helpline can refer you to licensed detox providers in North Carolina before you transition to sober living.

What therapies are offered at Sana House Matthews?

Its listing shows that the center offers individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, trauma-specific therapy, life skills, meditation and mindfulness, nutrition counseling, twelve-step facilitation, and yoga. These services support men in sober living who also see outside treatment providers. Phone the helpline to ask which therapies are running now and how they fit with the care plan you already have.

Helpline help for Sana House Matthews

The helpline costs nothing, stays private, and runs 24/7. It is staffed by trained advisors who can connect you with licensed treatment providers and help you ask Sana House Matthews the right questions about cost, insurance, and availability. Using the service commits you to nothing, and this site does not provide treatment. If you are unsure whether sober living is the right next step, a short call can help you sort through the options in North Carolina. Calling the helpline is a no-pressure way to learn about Sana House Matthews and other sober living options in North Carolina.

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