About Us
Welcome to Access and Care Recovery, your trusted partner in sober living. We are dedicated to providing a clean and safe environment for individuals seeking a supportive and nurturing space on their journey to recovery.
At Access and Care Recovery, we understand the challenges faced by those in recovery and the importance of a stable and supportive living environment. Our sober living home is designed to provide a haven where individuals can rebuild their lives, free from the distractions and temptations that can hinder their progress.
With a strong emphasis on cleanliness and safety, we go above and beyond to ensure that our facility meets the highest standards. Our dedicated staff is committed to maintaining a nurturing and welcoming atmosphere, where residents can find solace and support as they navigate their path to sobriety.
We believe that recovery is a holistic journey, and that's why we offer a range of amenities and services to support our residents' overall well-being. From comfortable living spaces to communal areas for socializing and bonding with fellow residents, we strive to create a sense of community and belonging.
At Access and Care Recovery, we understand that every individual's recovery journey is unique. That's why our team works closely with each resident to tailor a personalized plan that meets their specific needs and goals. We provide ongoing support and guidance, connecting residents with resources and programs that will facilitate their continued growth and success.
If you or a loved one is seeking a safe and supportive sober living home, look no further than Access and Care Recovery. We are here to provide the foundation for a brighter future, one step at a time. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can support your recovery journey.
Meet the Owner
Ann Claude, a native of Boston, MA, is the visionary founder and CEO of Access and Care Recovery. As a registered nurse, Ann immersed herself in Addiction Medicine, Psychiatry, and Public Health, gaining extensive hands-on experience with patients facing complex challenges. Through her work, she became particularly passionate about advocating for underserved communities, recognizing the unique barriers they face in accessing quality care. After gaining a few years of experience in nursing, Ann identified a critical need for housing stability among her patients, many of whom struggled with substance use disorders and had limited access to safe, supportive environments. Motivated to address this gap, she established Access and Care Recovery, a nonprofit organization offering sober livings that provide a foundation for recovery.The nonprofit now operates two sober homes—one gender-neutral and one male-only—supporting up to 26 individuals.