Our Program

The Randy’s House mission is to help restore the individual seeking recovery to mental, physical, and spiritual wellness; and to educate the public about the dangers, disease process, and treatment options available to the Substance Use Disorder (SUD) community, families, and employers.

 
 
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Admission Process

  1. Phone interview with an Intake Coordinator

  2. Team assessment

  3. Based on acceptance and availability, an appointment will be set for intake

  4. Complete orientation and paperwork

  5. Incoming belongings are searched before entering the houses

  6. Proceed to housing

 

What To bring/what not to bring

Items needed for Intake:

Medication IN ORIGINAL BOTTLES - NO LOOSE PILLS

State ID or License

Social Security Card

Insurance Card

Certificate of Completion from Treatment

Approved Personal Items:

NO more than two medium size tubs of clothing

Food

Hygiene products

Alarm clock

Towels/washcloths

DO NOT BRING:

Personal bedding/pillows, etc.

Weapons (including knives of any size)

Valuables

Gaming systems

Clothing that may be offensive or inappropriate for a recovery residence



 

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available resources

  • A pathway for upward mobility/increased responsibility

  • Recovery coach and peer to peer support

  • Peer to peer educational classes

  • Referral to out patient services

  • Connection to a primary care physician and dentist

  • Funding assistance

  • Fellowship

Randy’s House Rules

“Patterns of repetition govern each day, week, year, and lifetime. ‘Personal habits’ is one term we use to describe the most common of these repeated patterns. But I say these habits are sacred because they give deliberate structure to our lives. Structure gives us a sense of security. And that sense of security is the ground of meaning.

— Robert Fulghum

Although Participants are expected to follow all rules, we understand that each participant is an individual with varied life experiences. We ask that you focus on your own recovery and not the recovery of others. All issues will remain solely between the participant and staff. That being said, we are a peer driven organization. If you observe anything that affects safety and security or situations not conducive to recovery, please inform staff immediately. 

WE AT RANDY’S HOUSE TAKE RECOVERY VERY SERIOUSLY. WE WANT TO WORK WITH INDIVIDUALS WHO WANT THEIR RECOVERY AS MUCH AS WE WANT IT FOR YOU. PLEASE SHOW YOUR DESIRE TO BE A PART OF RANDY’S HOUSE BY FOLLOWING ALL RULES, POLICY AND PROCEDURE. 

  1. No weapons of any kind on person, in vehicle or on the grounds.

  2. No violent, aggressive, threatening or intimidating behaviors. No bullying, manipulative or addictive behaviors.

  3. Illegal; activities will result in termination from the program.

  4. No sexual harrasment, innuendos, sexual oriented talk or inappropriate touching.

  5. No selling, trading, giving or sharing of any medications, drugs or alcohol. No possession of another participant’s medications. No discussion or revealing of medications. Daily doses of medication must be in approved containers and out of sight. 

  6. Refusal to comply with any drug/alcohol testing will result in termination.

  7. Toxic attitudes are not acceptable. Only a positive attitude should be expressed with other participants and staff.

  8. Staff is to be treated with respect. Any reasonable request is expected to be followed.

  9. Stealing will result in immediate termination. 

  10. Any removal, deactivation, misuse or alteration of a safety device will result in immediate termination.

  11. No candles, open flames, space heaters or electric blankets are allowed.

  12. Outside doors are to remain locked at all times. Keep all entries and exits clear.

  13. Manage your time properly. You must be home by curfew. No call/no shows will result in discharge. Curfew is 11pm Sunday through Thursday and Midnight on Friday and Saturday.

  14. All participants are required to attend outpatient treatment. This may include IOP or individual counseling. Participants are responsible for making and keeping all appointments. 

  15. No fraternizing with the opposite or same sex.

  16. Do not borrow, loan or “gift” anything to anyone. Participants are responsible for their own belongings. If a participant has a need, they must inform staff.

  17. No food or drinks (open or unopened) allowed in bedrooms or anywhere in the house, other than the kitchen or dining room.

  18. A minimum of six recovery meetings per week is required. Meetings include AA, NA or pathway of choice. Meetings are to be recorded on your accountability slip and turned in at the weekly house meeting. 

  19. Participants must abide by the Confidentiality Policy.

  20. Participants are required to obtain a sponsor or mentor for their pathway of choice within two weeks of entry into the program.

  21. Peer led groups must be documented on your weekly sheet and initiated by the facilitator. All participants are required to attend house meetings and daily meditation. All paperwork must be turned in at the weekly house meeting. Paperwork will be filled out completely and honestly. 

  22. All participants are expected to be out of bed at 7:00 AM unless currently working an off shift. Participants should be ready for the day (beds made and fully dressed) no later than 8:00 AM meditation. Saturday and Sunday, you must be out of bed by 10:30 AM.

  23. No going back to bed unless you are sick. You must have approval from the House Manager. Sick Log must be filled out.

  24. Always keep the noise level down. Be respectful of other participants and be good neighbors. 

  25. Chores will be done daily. Chores will be completed on time.

  26. All participants are required to complete weekly service hours. If you are not working, you will volunteer 20 hours per week. If you are working part time, you will volunteer 10 hours per week. If you are working full time, you will volunteer 5 hours per week. All service hours must be approved and documented on your weekly sheet. Hours must be initialed by the person in charge where you are volunteering.

  27. All participants are to be employed.

  28. House phones may be used no longer than 10 minutes per call. 

  29.  Any participant with a vehicle must have a valid driver's license, insurance, registration and paperwork on file.

  30. All participants must sign in and out.

  31. Visitors are not allowed without prior approval from the house manager. Visitors must not be under the influence. Visitors must remain in the common areas and are never allowed in the bedrooms. Visitors must follow all rules and policies.

  32. Vehicles, phones and personal property will be inspected and/or suspended at any time at the discretion of the House Manager or authorized staff.

  33. Participants are expected to maintain good hygiene. This includes showering daily or a minimum of three times per week, wearing clean clothes daily and washing bedding weekly. Participants are to dress in clean, neat clothing. No overexposing any boy parts. Men must wear shirts. No sunglasses inside or while talking to staff. No exposed undergarments. Participants must be fully dressed when outside of their bedroom. No going outside in night clothes, robes, jammie pants, etc. No Bare feet. Dress respectfully and appropriately. 

  34. No smoking, vaping or chewing inside. Use only the areas designated.

  35. TV is to be on only from 6 pm until curfew.

  36. No personal items are to be left in the common areas of the house, nothing is to be left in the showers (ie: shampoo, soap, wash clothes, etc.).

  37. All programing and housing fees are to be paid on time.



DISCHARGE:

  1. If a participant is asked to leave, they must leave immediately and make arrangements with the House Manager within 24 hours to retrieve their belongings.

  2. If a participant does not leave the property of Randy’s House immediately the police may be summoned.

  3. Discharged participants may not return to the grounds unless to retrieve personal belongings (as arranged with the House Manager within 24 hours of discharge). If a discharged participant is on the grounds at any other time than what was arranged, this will be considered trespassing and the police may be summoned.

  4. All items not picked up during the arranged time period are considered surrendered to Randy’s House and will be donated or disposed of. Randy’s House will not be held responsible for any personal items surrendered, lost or stolen.

  5. You may still see your Recovery coach off campus unless all services are terminated. 

  6. You will not be allowed to reapply for 30 days, at which time staff will determine whether you will be allowed to re-enter the program.

THE EFFORT THAT YOU PUT INTO YOUR RECOVERY WILL BE EQUAL TO WHAT YOU GET OUT OF YOUR RECOVERY.

MAKE IT COUNT!