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Hibiscus Womens Recovery

Program for Recovery

The mission is simple: to provide a safe, loving, structured environment, empowering you to build the life you love so you don’t return to the life you’ve loved.

Hibiscus Womens Recovery is a transitional sober residence for women recovering from alcohol and substance abuse. While actively engaging with one of the 12 step fellowships of your choice, you evolve through our three phase system that prepares you for your journey beyond a recovery residence. Discover the life you want, then step into it with the help of those who’ve gone before you.

Rental Agreements

Pricing:

  • Administrative Fee: $285-$350
  • Shared Weekly Rent: $285-$300 twin bed/ shared bathroom. $350 Full bed/Shared Bathroom
  • Single Room Monthly Rent: $2,300/ Shared bathroom.
  • Last Week Rent: $285-350
  • Total move in cost shared room: $ 855-1050
  • Total Move in cost single room: $3,200- $6,400
  • Rent is due every Monday or Friday unless prior arrangements have been made with staff
REFUND POLICY:

Shared Room: Should a relapse occur, any rent that has been paid in advance will be prorated and refunded within 10 business days at the discretion of the CRRA. However, the administrative fee and the rent for the current week will not be refunded. Additionally, the rent for the last week is non-refundable until the six-month commitment has been fulfilled, along with a proper two-week notice of move-out.

Single Room: In the case of a relapse, any rent paid in advance will be prorated and refunded within 10 business days at the discretion of the CRRA. The administrative fee, the current month’s rent, and the last month’s rent will not be refunded. The last month’s rent is also non-refundable until the six-month commitment is satisfied, along with a proper two-week notice of move-out.

What We Provide:

  • Bed linens, pillows and towels
  • Pots and pans
  • Dishes and silverware
  • Bedroom furniture including bed, dresser, nightstand
  • Living room furniture including couch, tables and television
  • Dining room furniture including dining table and chairs
  • Electricity, water and trash
  • Free WiFi, Basic Cable

What We Do Not Provide:

  • Clothing
  • Personal
  • Grooming/Hygiene Supplies
  • Individual television sets
  • Telephone
  • Laundry detergent/dryer sheets/etc
  • Cleaning Supplies

Sample Resident Weekly Schedule

Sunday-Thursday:
  • 6:30a – 10a: Wake up, make your bed, free time, house chores and/or 12-step meeting
  • 10a – 2p: Off property at a job, school or volunteer or community service work
  • 2p – 6:30p: Return from job, school or volunteer or community service work. Free time, house chores and/or 12-step meetings.
  • 7p – 8p: Community Meeting (Tuesday)
  • 8:30p – 10p: Free time
  • 10p – 10:30p: Suggested nightly inventories and/or quiet time
  • 10p: Curfew Checks (Phase 1)
  • 11p: Curfew checks (Phase 2)
  • 10p – 7a: Quiet time
Friday – Saturday:
  • 6:30 a–9a: Wake up, make your bed, free time, house chores and/or 12-step meeting.
  • 9a – 2p: Off property at a job, school or volunteer or community service work
  • 2p – 8:30p: Return from job, school or volunteer or community service work. Free time, house chores and/or 12-step meeting.
  • 8:30p –10p: Free time and/or 12-step meeting.
  • 10p: 10:30p: Suggested nightly inventories and/or quiet time
  • 11p: Curfew checks (Phase 1)
  • 1am: Curfew checks (Phase 2)
  • 11p – 7p: Quiet time
Mandatory House Commitments:
  • Tues community meeting 7p deep clean after.
  • Phase Curfew System:
    • PHASE 1: 10:00pm each night
    • PHASE 2: 11:00am Sunday – Thursday | 1:00am Friday & Saturday

Medication Storage & Use Policy

Resident’s mental and physical health are important to us. We encourage residents to seek assistance from doctors if they require their services. Residents’ mental and physical health is equally important to the safety and protection of the entire community. Before choosing to be a part of Hibiscus Womens Recovery many of our residents spent a lot of time drug seeking through doctors. It is incredibly important for the wellbeing of our community that such behavior will be discouraged. If a resident needs to see a psychiatrist due to mental health concerns or needs to see a doctor for physical health concerns, staff will assist them when possible.

Staff will enact practices that will enable safe handling of medications by their residents. The goal of this policy is to diminish the chance of abuse and misuse.

Medications/Drugs Not Allowed At The Lodge:

  • THC – Medical or non-medical, or of any kind
  • Kratom, Kava, CBD, Delta-8&9, K2/Spice
  • Gabapentin (Neurontin)
  • Klonopin (clonazepam)
  • Xanax (alprazolam)
  • Ritalin (methylphenidate hcl)
  • On other Medication? Please call ahead of time to discuss.

Reasons For Immediate Dismissal:

  • Positive Urine Analysis (Cup or Lab)
  • Positive Breathalyzer (Alcohol)
  • Taking another resident’s medications either with permission or without.
  • Refusing to take drug/alcohol test whenever asked.
  • Using any “Flushes” or “Med Detox supplements”

Rules of the Universe

Zero Tolerance

  • Zero Tolerance for drug or alcohol use and/or possession. No engaging in illegal / illicit or prohibited substance manufacturing, possession and/or distribution will be tolerated, including drug paraphernalia. Violation may result in immediate discharge. No refunds. This includes, but is not limited to, spice/marijuana vapor juice, kava, kratom, medications containing DXM, poppers, steroids, CBD products, etc.
  • Zero Tolerance for stealing (Charges may be filed) (Taking food from others without permission is considered stealing.) and/or tampering with locks and keys.
  • Zero Tolerance for destruction or vandalizing (Charges may be filed) of the physical residences or other residents’ property.
  • Zero Tolerance for sexually harassing or engaging in sexual behavior or language with any staff or resident.
  • Zero Tolerance for physical confrontation/ Bullying or altercation with any staff or resident. No physical or verbal threats will be tolerated. No weapons are allowed on property or in residents vehicles. See hazardous items section for more details.
  • ZERO tolerance of the use of ALCOHOL, MARIJUANA, COCAINE, BENZOS, AMPHETAMINES, METH-AMPHETAMINES, OPIATES, OXY, PCP, BARBITURATES, MDMA, BUPRENORPHINE, METHADONE, CBD, INHALANTS or KRATOM, or any other mood/mind altering substance as determined by House Manager. This will result in discharge.
  • ZERO tolerance for having a firearm on property. This will result in discharge.

Drug Testing/Toxicology Policy

Policy: All residents will be required to undergo periodical drug testing during their stay in our housing. Residents will be breathalyzed nightly as well.

Procedure: All UAs will be performed with an instant 16 panel cup to determine if a resident is abstaining from drugs and alcohol. Observed Drug Testing will happen at a minimum 2x weekly. Breathalyzers will happen at minimum 3x nightly for all routine testing. Residents will have 60 minutes upon notification of having to UA to produce a specimen. If a resident’s UA comes back positive under any circumstance the CRRA/manager will be notified immediately. If the resident is adamant they did not use then the resident will be allowed to take an additional UA (must be within 60 minutes of the original test), if that test is positive then that test will be the final determination in regard to the resident’s dismissal. Residents that are suspected to be under the influence as well as residents that produced a positive result who are disputing the result will be required to stay with staff until a negative specimen has been given. If a resident refuses a UA or BA the result will be viewed as a positive result and the resident will be discharged from property and will have one hour to vacate the premises.

Dispute: Hibiscus Womens Recovery utilizes Express Tox in the event of a challenged UA which will result in a $150 charge to the resident, per confirmation test based on the lab of their choice. However, during this time, the resident must go to a safe place until the results of the lab are confirmed. Hibiscus Womens Recovery staff will serve as the final determination of discharge.

General Rules

  • No poppyseed or everything bagels or food; YOU WILL FAIL A DRUG TEST!!
  • Be respectful to staff and peers at all times.
  • No members of the opposite sex (unless immediate family and staff approved) are allowed on property.
  • No visitors are allowed on property without notifying the House Manager or CRRA, in advance for approval.
  • Sponsors are the only visitors you may have inside the house at any time.
  • No sexual or romantic relationships with other residents or staff are allowed.
  • Wake up time is 9am Monday – Friday if you are not employed
  • Rooms are to be clean and beds made by 9:30am Monday – Friday (if you are not employed)
  • Curfew is to be followed based off of your current phase
    • 1. Phase I: Mon – Sun: 10pm
    • 2. Phase II: Sun-Thurs: 11pm/ Fri-Sat: 1am
    • 3. Phase III: Sun-Thurs: 12am/ Fri-Sat: 2am
  • Residents must attend 90 meetings in 90 days and continue 5 meetings a week thereafter
  •  Residents must be working with a sponsor, have a home group and service commitment after the first 3-weeks of residency.
  • Residents are required to participate in work, school or volunteering a MINIMUM of 3-days a week, for at least 20 hours a week.
  • Residents that aren’t meeting the minimum requirement for work, school or volunteering must be actively searching to achieve this between the hours of 10:00am – 2:00pm, Monday – Friday.
  • Medications are to be taken as prescribed. Any deviation from directed consumption could result in discharge from Hibiscus Womens recovery. This applies to dosing of over the counter medications. Note: taking any over the counter medication must have prior approval from staff.
  • Residents are assigned a chore. It is the responsibility of the resident to keep their assigned area clean and organized as evidenced by a house manager. (Chores must be kept up with throughout the week).
  • Residents are responsible for filling their own prescriptions and scheduling Doctor appointments.
  • Smoking is NOT allowed indoors, this includes vaping, smokeless tobacco and chewing tobacco.
  • No pets are allowed inside of Hibiscus Womens Recovery
  • Illegal activity is prohibited
  • Residents are responsible for the purchase of their own food. Do not eat your housemates food; you may be discharged for stealing others’ property. If you need food or assistance, ask management, CRRA, or refer to the Community Resources Guide provided to you at the time of intake.
  • Residents may not be involved in a verbal or physical altercation with anyone (including neighbors). Physical altercation will result in immediate discharge.
  • No loud or disturbing behavior is allowed inside or outside of Hibiscus Womens Recovery at any time
  • Inside “Quiet Time” is observed between 11:00pm – 8:00am
  • Theft of any kind is not tolerated and will result in discharge.
  • Residents are to be respectful to one another in all areas (including Parking)
  • Residents who have a vehicle must hold a valid driver’s license, vehicle tag, and insurance
  • Residents must comply with all drug testing requirements
  • Residents must stay current on financial obligations (ie. rent). Rent is due every Monday. Early curfew will be implemented until rent is paid and/or management speaks with the resident.
  • Residents may not obtain employment at strip clubs, bars, or casinos. Phone rooms are discouraged however, you may speak with management for final approval.
  • Residents must sleep at the residence each night. Overnight passes are considered for Phase II and III residents only
  • Residents must submit a request via text a week in advance for approval of an Overnight Pass
  • Residents must respect the anonymity of all residents. Residents and house business are confidential and must not be discussed outside the house. Violation of this policy may be grounds for discharge.
  • All medications must be taken as prescribed. No medications are to be taken by the residents unless approved by the house manager. Under NO circumstances are your medications to be borrowed, lent, sold, or given away to others. Certain prescribed medications are prohibited regardless of physician’s orders (Gabapentin, narcotic medications, no OTC medications with DXM).
  • Random searches will be conducted. Anything that belongs to the resident is subject to be searched, including your person and vehicle.
  • As a member of a recovering community, based on the principles of honesty, trust, and helping create a safe, sober environment, we request any resident who knows that another resident has violated any rules of Hibiscus Womens Recovery, report the behavior to staff. We do not hold negative contracts for each other!
  • Sleeping in common areas is not allowed; You should always be in your bed to sleep!
  • Clothing should always be worn at all times in and outdoors in the community; shirt, shorts, shoes. No clothing should have any drug, alcohol or violence related material on them.
  • Weekly deep clean will be every Tuesday at 8pm; upon completion must be checked by house manager.
  • Prohibited against the return of drug and/or alcohol use as well as drug and/or alcohol seeking behavior.
  • If a resident becomes pregnant they will have 6 weeks from initial positive results to find new housing if pregnancy is followed through with
  • Residents understand that organization, the staff, management, and owners are not held responsible for any loss, damage or theft of property. The Organization will not be held responsible for any personal accidents or injuries in the home. Residents will waiver any legal rights they may have under the law with connection to personal accidents or injuries while living in the program.
  • Residents are not to engage in financial contracts with other residents without first speaking to staff
  • Residents are to not engage in any sexual activities with other residents
  • There is absolutely no loitering in the front of the property
  • Residents are responsible for the purchase of their own food
  • There is a television available. Residents are asked to monitor what they watch (no drug related programs), The houses abide by no pornography or loud music. Downloading of media files utilizing any file sharing websites is strictly prohibited
  • If Residents have a car on the premises, they must provide a copy of the insurance policy and driver’s license. If a car is unregistered or uninsured your vehicle may be towed off property at the owner’s expense. The Organization, Management and/or Staff will not be liable for any damage, loss or third-party fees associated with the removal of any vehicle that is deemed to be uninsured or unregistered
  • Residents are not allowed to tamper with fire safety equipment, smoke alarms, exit signs, or any other safety features
  • Furniture, beds, TVs and appliances will be provided. If there is destruction or vandalizing of property, the Resident will be financially liable
  • The A/C in the house is not to go below 72 degrees. Residents shall not touch the thermostat. If you are caught touching the thermostat you will be responsible for the electric bill for that billing cycle
  • Residents must respect the anonymity of all residents. Residents and house business are confidential and must not be discussed outside the house. Violation of this policy will be grounds for discharge
  • Please always understand that, whether or not the resident is physically on the premises, the resident is representing the organization and therefore is expected to act accordingly. Failure to do so will be grounds for my immediate dismissal/eviction