Services

The Recovering Communities of Step Ahead (RCOSA) Welcomes You!

We are an organization that, since 1992, has been dedicated to providing recovering persons a safe, structured, supportive, and enriching post-treatment, community-based living environment- conducive for building a foundation for a Lifetime of Sobriety.
We welcome anyone who has a strong and sincere desire to continue on the journey we know of as “Recovery”.
Those who possesses the desire and the internal motivation necessary to be willing to learn and implement our New Design For Living will learn how to lead a self-directed plan of Recovery.

For over 19 years, RCOSA has provided recovering persons the opportunity for the attainment of higher levels of Peace, Serenity, Emotional, and Spiritual growth.
RCOSA offers Self-Help meetings, (utilizing our new design for living from: the 12 Steps & 12 Traditions, and the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous), Group, Individual, and Family sessions with experienced Certified Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors.

We welcome you to our Community.

Sincerely,
Steve Greenberg BA, CADC, LCDC-I
Founder-Executive Director

Services and Pricing:

The 3-Month Minimum Stay Required.

90 days of friendship and fellowship
24 group recovery sessions
60 outside AA meetings
12 individual recovery sessions
3 community outings
6-12 community dinners

Price range for the 3-month minimum requirement:   Our residents Always have single bedrooms at RCOSA-with our new Edgewater location having two residents per unit.
$4000 for our initial 3-month program  inclusive of $2000 due upon admission. After the initial three months, the monthly fee will go down to $900 per month and our residents are welcome to stay as long as they need. Our average length of stay is 11 months.
Included in our prices are the following: 2 group recovery sessions per week,  one in-house Self-Help meeting per week, four out-of-house Self-Help meetings per week, individual and family recovery sessions as needed, utilities, cable, wireless internet, phone,  drug and alcohol screens,  cleaning supplies, other household essentials, and some of the best fellowship around.

“Practical experience shows that nothing will so much insure immunity from drinking as intensive work with other  alcoholics.”
P89 Chapter 7: “Working With Others”, Big Book, 3rd Edition