Honest answers, before you ask.

Recovery housing is a substance-free residential environment designed to support people who are committed to recovery and would benefit from structure, accountability, healthy routines, and positive peer community.

No. Harborstone provides recovery housing and residential structure. Harborstone does not provide detoxification, therapy, medical treatment, mental health treatment, or clinical services.

Harborstone serves adults age 18 and older who are committed to recovery and need a safe, structured, substance-free environment while working toward greater stability and independence.

Not yet. First Metro Atlanta homes open soon, and inquiries are open now from prospective residents, families, referral professionals, and community partners.

Harborstone serves Metro Atlanta. We do not publish home addresses, for resident privacy and safety.

No. Men's homes and women's homes are always separate.

Immediate housing availability is not guaranteed. Contact Harborstone to discuss anticipated availability and future housing needs.

Call or text (404) 716-4064, email support@harbor-stone.com, or complete the form on the Contact page and select the option that best describes your inquiry.

Yes. Referral professionals may submit a basic inquiry through the Contact page. The prospective resident must participate directly in the screening process.

Yes. Select "I am inquiring for myself" on the Contact form.

Yes. Families may submit an inquiry, but the prospective resident must participate directly in screening and admission decisions.

With the resident's written consent, Harborstone may communicate with an authorized referral professional regarding admission status and appropriate participation updates while respecting resident privacy.

No. Admission depends on readiness, safety, screening requirements, household fit, the ability to follow house expectations, payment planning, and anticipated availability.

Residents must be at least 18 years old.

Yes. Prospective residents must be substance-free before entering a Harborstone home.

Completion of detoxification is required when clinically necessary. Individual circumstances and readiness are reviewed during the screening process.

Count on written house rules, curfews, testing, house meetings, peer-support participation, accountability check-ins, shared responsibilities, and expectations for employment, education, or another productive activity.

Residents are expected to pursue employment, education, or another approved productive activity unless an exception is approved based on individual circumstances.

Yes. Approved peer-support activities are part of the structured living environment.

Yes. Drug and alcohol testing is part of the structure in every home.

Yes. Curfews vary by home, and we explain the specifics during the inquiry and admission process.

Visitor policies vary by home, and we explain them during the admission process. Safety, privacy, and household stability guide every visitor rule.

The minimum intended stay is 30 days. Recovery housing is generally most beneficial when residents have sufficient time to establish routines, strengthen stability, and work toward independent living.

Length of stay depends on continued fit, rule compliance, progress, payment arrangements, individual circumstances, and applicable house policies.

Contact Harborstone for current or anticipated rates, payment expectations, and availability.

Harborstone does not provide transportation at launch. Residents arrange their own reliable transportation.

We send specific move-in requirements after approval. Do not make move-in arrangements until Harborstone confirms approval and availability.