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The supportive housing residence, a two-storey home on a quiet residential street

Supportive housing · South Jersey

Somewhere steady to come back to.

A real house in a quiet neighborhood, minutes from the center—with practical support, familiar routines, and room to build confidence outside treatment hours.

01

A weekday at the house

Structure when it helps. Breathing room when it matters.

The house is not another treatment room. It is where the rest of the day becomes manageable: getting to clinical care, making dinner, moving your body, attending a meeting, and coming home to people who know the plan.

8:15 am

Leave for clinical programming

The house leaves together. A quick Wawa or Starbucks stop can be part of the ride.

Weekends

Recovery still has a life in it.

Saturday morningIndividual food shopping
Saturday afternoonA planned social or recreational outingBeach, comedy show, movies, seasonal events, and other local activities.
SundayA slower reset for the week aheadChurch services are available for anyone who is interested.
02

Support that changes with you

More structure first. More flexibility as you progress.

The rhythm at the house reflects your current level of care and your individual plan. PHP generally begins with more structure; IOP may allow more independence as stability and responsibility grow.

What stays steady

A live-in house manager and 24/7 on-site staff support.

Residents are supported, accounted for, and never left to navigate a difficult moment without someone available at the house. On-site team members are trained behavioral-health technicians with CPR, naloxone (Narcan) administration, and safety-protocol training.

The exact amount of structure is individualized. A level of care never acts as an automatic promise of a specific privilege, schedule, or length of stay.

03

The house

A home that feels like a home.

No clinical signage and no institutional setting—just shared living spaces, a kitchen, places to unwind, and a neighborhood around you.

Living room with a large sectional sofa and fireplace
Living room
Open-plan kitchen and dining area
Kitchen
Dining room with a farmhouse table
Dining room

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Housing fee

$1,500

per month

Insurance generally covers clinical treatment, not housing. The housing fee and agreement are separate and explained before you commit.

When there is a documented financial hardship, ask Admissions whether a sliding-scale housing fee may be available.

04

What the fee supports

One monthly figure, with the practical pieces built in.

  1. 01
    Individual food shopping

    Support with weekly groceries and the food you choose for your own routine.

  2. 02
    Transportation

    Rides to and from Eleve clinical services and coordinated house activities.

  3. 03
    Gym membership

    A consistent place for movement, stress relief, and a healthier weekly rhythm.

  4. 04
    Social and recreational activities

    Planned trips, local outings, meals out, and experiences that make recovery feel connected to real life.

  5. 05
    On-site support

    A live-in house manager and trained behavioral-health technicians available around the clock.

05

The plain terms

Housing supports treatment. It does not replace it.

Clients may travel to Eleve from their own homes or choose supportive housing when added structure would make outpatient care more workable.

Optional

Staying at the house is never required to receive treatment at Eleve.

Clinically separate

Therapy, psychiatric care, medication services, and case management happen through Eleve.

Closely coordinated

House support and the clinical plan communicate appropriately so the week feels connected rather than fragmented.

A separate agreement

Housing is made available through our partner organization under its own agreement. Fees are set and explained before you commit.

06

Questions we get

Before you decide.

No. Supportive housing is optional and has a separate $1,500 monthly housing fee and agreement through our partner organization. The terms are explained before you make a commitment.
No. Clients travel to Eleve from their own homes as well. Housing is simply another option when structure outside treatment hours would be useful.
Insurance generally covers authorized clinical treatment, not the housing fee. Admissions can explain the difference and make sure you understand each cost before moving forward.
It depends on your current level of care, progress, safety needs, and house expectations. PHP usually begins with more structure; IOP may create more flexibility. The plan is reviewed with you rather than assumed.
Yes. We would be happy to have you and your family tour the house. We simply need to schedule the visit ahead of time so someone is ready to welcome you without disrupting the residents who are already there.
Yes. The house has a live-in manager and 24/7 on-site support from trained behavioral-health technicians. Team members receive CPR, naloxone (Narcan) administration, and safety-protocol training.

Admissions · answered 24/7

Wondering whether housing would help? Let’s talk it through.

There is no commitment in asking. We can explain current availability, the housing agreement, the fee, and how the house would fit alongside your clinical plan.

Call / Text (833) 348-9389 Explore Admissions

questions about your care

Do you offer supportive housing?

Yes, supportive housing is available for clients in PHP and IOP who benefit from added structure and accountability. It provides a safe, recovery-focused environment during treatment.