Whether you're looking for yourself, a family member, or a client, we'd like to hear from you.
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Why Housing Matters After Treatment
Leaving a program often means going back to a lot of everyday decisions at once: where to live, how to get to work, who to spend time with, and how to keep the routines that helped. For many people in recovery, going straight back to an old living situation isn't the right fit. A shared home with others working toward similar goals can offer structure and community during that change.
What Group Home Living Means Here
Our group homes are housing. Residents share a home and live together. They are not a treatment program, and we do not provide medical or clinical services.
Many residents keep working with their own outside providers, counselors, sponsors, or support programs while they live with us. We welcome that. Our role is a respectful, well-kept home where residents can focus on work, routines, family, and the goals they set for themselves.
Not sure how different recovery housing options compare? Read sober living vs. halfway house vs. group home.
Who We Serve
- People in recovery who are finishing a program and want a sober living setting
- People in recovery who are looking for a steadier living situation, whether or not they're coming from a program
- Veterans in recovery. See our page on group home living for veterans in Cleveland.
For Discharge Planners, Case Managers, and Counselors
If you help people plan their next step after treatment, you know stable housing is often one of the hardest pieces to put in place. Reach out and we'll answer your questions about our homes. When you contact us, it helps to share:
- What kind of setting your client is looking for
- When your client hopes to move
- The best way to reach you to follow up
Book a referral call or send us a message.
For Families
If someone you love is finishing treatment, you can reach out on their behalf to ask questions. We'll explain how our homes work so you can talk it over together. We encourage the person to be part of the conversation, because a home works best when the resident chooses it. Our guide on how to support a loved one in sober living may help.
Planning the Move Ahead of Time
If you can, start looking at housing before the program ends. A few things to think about:
- What kind of home and house expectations will support your goals
- How you'll get to work, appointments, and meetings
- What costs to plan for, and what's included
- Questions to ask any home before you decide
Our checklist of questions to ask a sober living home in Cleveland is useful whether you choose us or another home.
What to Expect When You Reach Out
- Contact us. Use the contact form, book a call, or call (216) 238-5999.
- Have a conversation. We'll learn about your goals and answer questions about the home.
- Next steps. We'll talk through next steps together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a treatment program?
No. Our group homes are housing operated by ACC Solutions. We do not provide treatment, medical, or clinical services.
Can I keep working with my own counselor or support program?
Yes. Many residents keep working with their own outside providers, counselors, sponsors, or support programs while they live with us, and we welcome that.
Can a discharge planner or family member contact you for someone else?
Yes. We welcome messages from discharge planners, case managers, counselors, and families. We encourage the person to be part of the conversation.
Where are the homes located?
Our homes are in Cleveland. We share specific details directly during the conversation.
Ready to Talk About What Comes Next?
Whether you're looking for yourself, a loved one, or a client, we're here to answer your questions. Book a call, send us a message, or email support@accmgmtsolutions.com.
If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911 in an emergency.
ACC Solutions LLC
Phone: (216) 238-5999
Email: support@accmgmtsolutions.com
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6545 Market Ave N, Canton, OH 44721