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Location Overview

Beds
10 beds
Gender
Male
Age Range
18–99 yrs

Treatment details

Treatment for

All 2 — Treatment for

Payment options

No Insurance Required

All 2 — Payment options

No Insurance Required

Patient population

Male

All 1 — Patient population

Male

More about Oxford House - Monument

A model of peer run recovery houses, in New Jersey there are currently Oxford houses for men and for women, and women with children. Normally serves as a transitional home that provide an opportunity for every recovering individual to learn a clean and sober way of life.

As a non-profit organization, residents are only expected to contribute to their fair share of the running of the house expenses, and since there are generally between 8-15 people per home, these monthly payments are low enough to be affordable to anyone who can work while in recovery. Residents must only abide by the rules of the home, but if they ever use drugs or alcohol while a resident, they are immediately evicted. Residents may stay as long as they need to, although most stay about 1 year.

Admissions Process

Oxford House is self-run, peer-supported recovery housing for men. There is no clinical staff on site and no walk-in admission — applicants are accepted by a vote of the current residents after an interview. Interviews are held Mon 7:00pm. Call the house on (908) 339-3072 to ask about openings and arrange an interview. The chapter contact for this house is Danny — (973) 294-3082. Please phone before visiting. Current vacancies are published by Oxford House at oxfordvacancies.com.

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What Other People Are Saying

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36 Reviews

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Clinical Care1.0
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Reputation1.0
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AdMay 2025
1.0

Poor example of sober living, maybe 2 people are involved in the program, and only one person actively does stepwork. most of the people in the house have been there 2 plus years and have accomplished nothing and have no plans to do anything. people on suboxon after more than a year, and everyone is all talk. Supposed to be democratic but only vote on things when it’s convenient for the house president or other higher ups in the home. Very cliquey. Doesnt follow Oxford house rules but impose them on other houses. Have a holier than thou attitude and act like they know everything, but aren’t actually willing to listen to anything. Very quick to threaten to get physical and start yelling.

Comfort: 1/5Clinical: 1/5Services: 1/5Reputation: 1/5
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AdMay 2025
1.0

No one here actually goes to meetings, maybe 2 out of 10 of them have sponsors and work the program, they just hold this holier than thou mindset because they’ve all been here for 2 plus years instead of working to actually get out and start their own life. Very cliquey and a perfect example of the people who talk the most but know the least.

Comfort: 1/5Clinical: 1/5Services: 1/5Reputation: 1/5

Google rating

Trueist Reviewist
Trueist Reviewist2 years ago
5.0

Good atmosphere and positive vibes. The main dude was cool, very knowledgeable. You could tell he was really trying to help people get there lives back together and stay sober. Way better then what I …

William Timmons
William Timmons5 months ago
5.0

This place changed my life!

Arthur J Vidato IV
Arthur J Vidato IV5 years ago
5.0

I love it my brothers there are all fantastic. We are like family. Thank you Mr. Vick for giving me another chance at life by having a place for me to stay sober!!

Ray Bradford
Ray Bradford3 years ago
5.0

This is a wonderful place for people who are ready to start and live a sober life.

Eric Rogers
Eric Rogers7 years ago
1.0

It was horrible they kicked me put for following the rules and saying I'm only here to be out of prison and I need to only stay 90 days and they said it was so wrong to not be a drug addict

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Location

15 Monument St, Freehold, New Jersey, 7728