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National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR)

A national organization publishing standards for recovery residences, helping people understand what quality recovery housing looks like.

About this listing

The National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) develops and maintains national standards for recovery residences, including the four levels of support commonly used to describe recovery housing. NARR also provides information people can use to evaluate a residence.

Recovery residences are living environments with varying levels of peer accountability and structure. They are not clinical treatment. NARR does not operate houses itself and does not endorse individual residences; its standards and guidance are published on its website.

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Listing information comes from public sources and can change. Before making a decision, confirm services, cost, insurance participation, licensing, accreditation, and availability directly with the organization. Inclusion in this directory is not an endorsement or a clinical recommendation.

Listing details

Service categories
Recovery Housing
Services
National standards for recovery residences • Education on evaluating recovery housing • Affiliate network information
Levels of care
Recovery housing
Populations served
All populations
Age groups
Adults
Languages
English
Insurance notes
Recovery housing is usually paid for privately or through state or local programs, not through insurance. Verify with each residence.
Accessibility
Standards documentation is published online.
Verification source
NARR official website
Last verified
October 20, 2026

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