Zen House Transitional Living Coast

Zen House Transitional Living Coast is a sober living program located in Palm Coast, Florida, that began in 2024. It maintains two homes, Poinsettia House and Panorama House, where people live within a structured and supportive setting. The emphasis is on steadiness, everyday routines, and creating a base for continued recovery.

Peer coaching, individual counseling, and building practical life skills all shape how the program works. People in the residences attend house meetings and case management sessions, and trained peer coaches along with certified sober escorts offer ongoing guidance. Responsibility and emotional growth are central, giving each person room to pursue defined goals with steady backup.

The staff encourages families to take part and works to build a close-knit community. Shared living areas and basic amenities are available in the homes, and residents handle their own groceries and personal items while staff stay on hand to assist. Drivers trained in CPR and Narcan provide transportation to treatment appointments and airports.

Programs and levels of care at Zen House

In Florida, Zen House Transitional Living Coast offers sober living alongside co-occurring mental health support. The center provides sober living together with co-occurring mental health support. Care consists of individual counseling, life skills training, and counseling aimed at relapse prevention. Most people stay 30 days, though individual needs can differ.

The program follows an individual treatment approach. Residents participate in regular house meetings and case management, and they receive direct assistance from trained staff. Aftercare includes mentoring and peer support to help sustain progress after the initial stay. If you are transitioning from inpatient care, then sober living can offer structure while you rebuild daily routines.

• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Individual Treatment
• Life Skills
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who the program was created for in Coast

• Women and men who have a substance use disorder and require a structured living setting
• People with co-occurring disorders, including trauma
• Individuals who are transitioning from inpatient treatment or detox and need ongoing support
• Those who benefit from peer coaching and sober escorts during early recovery
• Residents who are ready to take responsibility for daily routines and household tasks

Setting and length at Zen House Coast

The usual length of stay is 30 days, though the schedule can shift to fit what an individual needs. Each of the two residences has common living areas, a kitchenette, a lounge, and a television. Amenities for residents include air-conditioned rooms, a choice of private or shared rooms, and transfers to and from the airport. At intake the homes supply bedding and storage items, while residents take care of their own food shopping and personal care products. English is the main language spoken, and the center does not provide medical detox or inpatient care on site. If you need medical detox, a medical team should oversee it before you enter sober living.

• Coffee Maker and Tea
• TV
• Kitchenette
• Lounge

Paying for sober living at Zen House

The available information does not list payment options for sober living at Zen House Transitional Living Coast. Sober living is usually not covered by insurance, so it's best to call the center to inquire about costs, payment plans, and any financing that might exist. The helpline can also help you look into availability and coverage, though it does not guarantee admission or coverage. Florida has 494 SAMHSA-listed treatment facilities, but sober living costs vary.

Questions to raise before you admit

• What is the total cost of the 30-day program, and what does it include?
• Are there any financing options or sliding-scale fees available?
• How do you handle co-occurring disorders like trauma?
• What is the daily schedule, and how often do residents meet with staff?
• What happens if a resident relapses or needs a higher level of care?