Nassau County, NY

Long Island Sober Living in Nassau County

Discover premier men's sober living on Long Island. Our Nassau County houses in Freeport and Uniondale offer suburban structure, strong recovery communities, and practical access to work, treatment, and the LIRR.

Distance to NYC

Just a 35-45 minute commute to Penn Station or Grand Central via the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR).

Transportation

Walking distance to major LIRR stations, NICE bus routes, and local employment opportunities.

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Featured Location

Freeport, NY

Our Sober Houses in Nassau County

Every Integrity Sober Homes residence is located in Nassau County — two in Freeport and one in Uniondale — so you know exactly where you'll live while you rebuild.

25 N Long Beach Ave

Freeport, NY 11520

Our flagship Freeport house with a renovated kitchen, granite counters, and spacious communal areas.

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112 Elliott Pl

Freeport, NY 11520

A quiet residential Freeport block with a full kitchen, dining space, and the same structured recovery program.

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1130 Van Buren St

Uniondale, NY 11553

Uniondale men's sober living near the Hofstra / Nassau Coliseum area with bus access and full program supports.

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Nassau County DSS & Paying for Sober Living

Self-pay at Integrity Sober Homes is typically $800–$850 per month depending on the house, with most homes at $800/mo. Standard medical insurance does not cover housing costs. Meals, transportation to treatment and 12-step meetings, on-site house managers, central air, and high-speed internet are included.

Nassau County DSS housing vouchers are accepted. Vouchers typically begin after about 90 days of residency and must be applied for by the member. Our house managers and case managers help you navigate the application so funding stays on track. Learn more on our DSS sober living page, or call 516-210-5049 to discuss payment options before you move in.

Getting Around: Freeport & Uniondale

Freeport sits on the LIRR Babylon branch, making Penn Station and Grand Central reachable in roughly 35–45 minutes for guests who work in the city. Local NICE bus routes connect Freeport and Uniondale to jobs, outpatient programs, and daily errands. Our Uniondale house near the Hofstra / Nassau Coliseum area also benefits from RSD and NICE bus access.

Beyond public transit, Integrity provides rides to treatment programs, doctor and therapy appointments, and 12-step meetings. Personal vehicles are permitted, and employment is encouraged — so you can keep building independence while living in a structured, visitor-free recovery environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are your Nassau County sober homes located?

Integrity Sober Homes operates three men's sober living houses in Nassau County: 25 N Long Beach Ave and 112 Elliott Pl in Freeport, and 1130 Van Buren St in Uniondale. All three offer meals, transportation, and on-site house managers.

Does Nassau County DSS pay for sober living?

Yes. Nassau County Department of Social Services can provide housing vouchers for sober living. Vouchers typically kick in after 90 days of residency and must be applied for by the member. Our house managers and case managers help guide you through the DSS application process.

Are these men's or women's houses?

Our Nassau County houses are men's sober living homes. If you need women's placement, call 516-210-5049 and our intake coordinators will help place you or your loved one in a vetted women's sober living home in Nassau County.

How fast can I move in?

Move-in timing depends on bed availability and a brief phone screening. Call 516-210-5049 — our intake team can often confirm availability the same day and walk you through next steps for Freeport or Uniondale.

Looking for Women's Sober Living?

While Integrity Sober Homes currently operates men's facilities, we are deeply connected with Long Island's recovery network. Call us, and our intake coordinators will personally assist in placing you or your loved one in a highly vetted women's sober living home in Nassau County.

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