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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Real answers to the questions residents and families ask most before starting sober living at Coral. If you don't see what you're looking for, call us directly at 305-709-1582.
Length of stay is flexible and individualized based on your recovery journey:Typical Duration: Most residents stay between several months and a full year.No Forced Exit Date: There is no predetermined maximum limit or funding-tied move-out date.Ongoing Requirements: You can stay as long as you need, provided you remain in good standing by following house rules, attending required meetings, and actively working with a sponsor.Goal-Oriented: The program is designed to give you the time and support needed to transition smoothly into long-term independence.
Our length of stay is structured around personal recovery rather than a rigid timeline:No Fixed Limits: There are no arbitrary minimums or maximum forced move-out dates.Genuine Commitment Required: This is a real, structured recovery program rather than temporary crash housing—residents are expected to fully participate in their recovery.Stay as Long as Needed: You are supported to stay as long as necessary, provided you stay sober, attend required meetings, work with a sponsor, and follow house guidelines.
Our intake process is designed to be straightforward, supportive, and clear:1. Initial Contact: Call 305-709-1582 or reach out online to check real-time bed availability and confirm weekly rates.2. Intake Screening: We complete a quick phone consultation to discuss your recovery background, review house rules (like meeting attendance and curfews), and ensure our community is the right fit.3. Move-In Coordination: Once approved, we finalize your move-in date, review payment options, and help you prepare for arrival.
Program
& Stay
Yes, absolutely. Employment is encouraged and, for many residents, expected.Maintaining a job, attending school, or participating in a structured outpatient routine is considered an essential part of rebuilding independence, financial responsibility, and healthy daily habits alongside your recovery. As long as work hours align with house rules and curfews—and you continue meeting recovery commitments like meeting attendance and house chores—working full-time or part-time is fully supported.
Identification & Documents: Valid government-issued ID and documentation for any approved, prescribed medications.Clothing: Everyday clothing, work attire, and comfortable shoes (keep it to about a week's worth of clothes).Toiletries & Personal Care: Basic hygiene products, soap, shampoo, and personal grooming items.What Not to Bring: Rooms are completely furnished, with utilities, Wi-Fi, and laundry facilities provided, so leave furniture, kitchen appliances, and large household goods at home.
To maintain a safe, supportive living space, guest visits are carefully structured:Protecting the Community: Rules are designed to prioritize the routine, safety, and recovery focus of all housemates.Designated Hours & Approvals: Approved visiting days, hours, and common-area guest protocols are reviewed during the intake process.Confirm Details: Contact the admissions team at 305-709-1582 or admissions@coralsoberliving.com for full guest guidelines.
Yes, curfews are a core part of the house structure:Weekday Hours: 10:30 PM curfew Sunday through Thursday to support regular sleep and work routines.Accountability & Safety: Curfews help protect the community standard and keep everyone aligned with their recovery commitments.Weekend & Work Schedules: Specific weekend hours or adjustments for verified work shifts are coordinated directly with house management.
Yes, consistent testing is part of our accountability framework:Random & Regular Screenings: We conduct routine and random urinalysis and alcohol screenings.Safe Community Standard: Testing ensures the household remains strictly drug- and alcohol-free, giving every resident a reliable space to focus on long-term sobriety.Zero Tolerance: Maintaining a substance-free home protects the progress and peace of mind of the entire house.
Daily Life
& Rules
Our weekly rate is $195 to $225 per week (depending on bed type) with no hidden fees:Furnished Accommodations: Move-in ready private or shared rooms.All Utilities Included: Water, electricity, cable, and high-speed Wi-Fi.On-Site Laundry: Free access to washers and dryers.Predictable Pricing: Flat weekly billing designed to make budgeting straightforward in early recovery.
Move-in costs and deposit requirements are finalized during the intake process:Availability & Rates: Pricing ranges from $195 to $225 per week depending on bed type, with flat weekly billing and no hidden fees.Deposit Details: Specific deposit and move-in payment requirements depend on your move-in date and room availability.Contact Admissions: Call 305-709-1582 or email admissions@coralsoberliving.com to get exact deposit details and secure a bed.
Yes, you can still apply:Active Job Seekers Welcome: Employment is encouraged for long-term routine, but having a job on day one is not required.School & Outpatient Programs: Men attending classes, vocational training, or an intensive outpatient program (IOP) meet the daily activity requirements.Structured Planning: During intake, we’ll discuss your current situation and help set up an actionable routine for job searching and managing weekly rent.
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Insurance
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A safe place to rebuild with support.
Coral Sober Living offers a clean, respectful, and structured halfway house in Miami for those committed to recovery. We help residents build stability, accountability, and confidence in a supportive, sober community.
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