Referral Partners
Professional Recovery Housing Built for Stronger Partnerships.
Case managers, discharge planners, families, and community professionals often struggle to find safe, structured step-down housing for individuals who are committed to recovery but are not yet prepared to return to an unstructured or unstable living environment. Harborstone exists to close that gap. First homes open soon, and inquiries are open now.
Limited Step-Down Housing
The challenge
Appropriate housing may be unavailable, difficult to evaluate, or unable to provide the structure an individual needs after leaving treatment or another supportive setting.
Harborstone's response
Professionally managed, recovery-focused homes with clear expectations, consistent accountability, and a culture centered on stability and growth.
Unstable Living Environments
The challenge
Returning to an unsafe, isolating, or substance-exposed environment can place progress at risk.
Harborstone's response
A substance-free residential environment built around healthy routines, positive peer connection, personal responsibility, and mutual respect.
Loss of Structure
The challenge
Individuals may leave a highly structured setting without the routines and accountability needed to support their next stage of recovery.
Harborstone's response
House meetings, curfews, testing, peer-support participation, productive-activity expectations, and regular accountability check-ins.
Difficult Placement Coordination
The challenge
Referral professionals need clear criteria, responsive communication, and a straightforward process when exploring housing options.
Harborstone's response
A professional inquiry process, defined expectations, individualized screening, and timely communication regarding next steps.
Confidential. No obligation.
The Two Minute Brief
Who we serve
Adults 18 and older, committed to recovery, substance-free before entry. Separate homes for men and women.
Structure
Written expectations, curfews, drug and alcohol testing, house meetings, peer-support participation, accountability check-ins, productive activity.
Cost
Self-pay, the Georgia norm. Homes statewide typically run $500 to $5,000 monthly; Harborstone's rate is set at opening and stated directly in the first conversation.
Screening
The prospective resident participates directly. With written consent, authorized referrers receive admission status and appropriate updates.
Status
Pre-launch, Metro Atlanta. Inquiries are open now and every referral gets a clear next-step answer.
Referral fees
None, paid or accepted, ever. Georgia law (O.C.G.A. 26-5-80) and our own standard agree on this.
What Partners Can Expect
A dependable extension of the recovery continuum
Harborstone is building collaborative relationships with treatment providers, healthcare organizations, courts, re-entry programs, recovery organizations, case managers, and community agencies.
- Professionally managed recovery housing
- Separate gender-specific homes
- A substance-free environment
- Clear resident-fit expectations
- Individualized screening
- Responsive and respectful communication
- Defined accountability standards
- Respect for resident privacy
- No guarantee of admission or availability
The Referral Path
Six clear steps
Submit an Inquiry
Basic contact and prospective-resident information through the Contact page.
Initial Conversation
Housing needs, timing, and potential fit.
Resident Screening
The prospective resident participates directly.
Fit Review
Readiness, safety, documentation, household fit, payment planning, and anticipated availability.
Next-Step Communication
To the resident and, with written consent, the authorized referral professional.
Move-In Coordination
If approved and space is available, Harborstone coordinates next steps.
Recovery is strengthened through partnership. Harborstone works alongside professionals and organizations that share that vision.