Frequently Asked Questions

It all began with a simple idea fueled by a deep passion. As a small business, we pride ourselves on personal attention and dedication to every detail. Our approach is rooted in quality and integrity, ensuring that everything we do reflects our commitment to excellence.

Who is eligible to live at Isabel Hope Harbor?

We support individuals navigating life transitions, including:

  • Recovery from addiction or treatment programs

  • Housing instability or homelessness

  • Reentry after incarceration

  • Other situations requiring structure, guidance, and support

Note: Eligibility is reviewed individually. Acceptance into the program is not guaranteed.

 

🏠 What is the monthly program fee?

Our program fee is $225 per week.
This includes:

  • Safe, supportive shared housing - 2 Per Room

  • All utilities (electric, water, internet, etc.)

  • Free Washer and Dryer (on-site)

  • Weekly accountability and community meetings

  • Curfews and structured routines

  • Life-skills support

  • A fully drug- and alcohol-free environment

There are no hidden fees.

Residents are responsible for their personal food and hygiene items.

 

🧾 Do you charge a nonrefundable administrative fee?

Yes. Isabel Hope Harbor charges a $50 nonrefundable administrative fee at move-in.
This fee covers application processing, onboarding, and initial setup for new residents.

 

💳 Is there a refundable deposit required at move-in?

No. $0  deposit at move-in.

What does daily life look like at Isabel Hope Harbor?

Residents follow a structured daily routine that balances independence with guidance:

  • Morning and evening check-ins with staff

  • Life skills workshops and coaching (budgeting, employment readiness, wellness)

  • Chores and responsibilities like cleaning, meal prep, and maintaining shared spaces

  • Community meetings to share progress and provide support

  • Goal planning and transitional guidance

Chores and accountability help residents build responsibility, teamwork, and independence.

 

Is Isabel Hope Harbor safe?

Yes. Safety is our top priority — physical, emotional, and psychological. Residents live in a structured environment with supportive staff and community guidelines that foster respect, accountability, and well-being.

 

How soon can I move in?

Most residents can move in within 24–72 hours, depending on availability and screening.

 

Do you drug test?

Yes. We conduct:

  • Random drug tests

  • Scheduled weekly testing

  • Breathalyzer tests when needed

  • Suspicion-based tests

Refusing a test is treated as a positive result.

 

Is there a deposit or reservation fee?

A reservation fee may be required only if you want us to hold a bed for a future date.
Same-day or next-day move-ins typically do not require a deposit.

 

Do you accept residents on probation or parole?

Yes. We work closely with:

  • Probation

  • Parole

  • Drug court

  • Diversion programs

  • Re-entry case managers

We can provide documentation as needed.

 

Do you accept MAT (Suboxone, Methadone, Vivitrol)?

Yes. MAT is welcome as long as medications are:

  • Prescribed

  • Properly stored

  • Taken as directed

  • Listed on your medication log

 

What if I don’t have all my documents yet?

That’s okay. We only require:

  • Your name

  • Basic contact information

  • Ability to verify identity at move-in

We’ll help you gather anything missing.

 

Are the bedrooms shared?

Yes. Most rooms are shared to promote accountability and structure.
(This is standard in transitional living.)

 

Do you provide transportation?

We don’t provide daily transportation, but we do help residents:

  • Use bus routes

  • Arrange rideshare

  • Access local employment routes

  • Plan transportation for appointments

Can I bring my car?

Yes, if space is available.
All vehicles must be registered with staff.

 

Can I work or go to school while living there?

Absolutely. Many residents work nearby or attend school/training programs.

 

Can my family visit?

Yes—during approved visitor hours.
All visitors must follow house rules.
Partners or anyone under the influence are not allowed.

 

How long can I stay?

Most residents stay 3–12 months, depending on their goals.
There is no forced discharge as long as expectations are met.

 

What happens after I submit my reservation form?

You’ll receive:

  1. A confirmation message

  2. A call or text within 24–48 hours

  3. A short screening

  4. A move-in date, if approved

 

What should I bring?

Bring:

  • Clothing

  • Hygiene items

  • Medications

  • ID

  • Work or school items

We provide furniture, linens, and household essentials.

Ready to take the next step?

We understand that finding the right transitional living program is a big decision. At Isabel Hope Harbor, we're committed to providing a safe, supportive environment where you can rebuild your life with confidence.