Kansas City Recovery (KCR), founded by Angela Pugh following her personal journey through alcoholism to sobriety, provides structured sober living for adult men in Overland Park, Kansas. Pugh, who holds credentials in substance use recovery and education in addiction counseling, social work, and psychology, created KCR as a supportive community where residents can develop essential life skills while living in recovery. The program requires residents to maintain full-time employment, student status, or enrollment in an intensive outpatient program. House members must follow community guidelines, attend weekly group meetings, and participate in household responsibilities. Eligibility criteria include being male over 18 years of age, maintaining sobriety for at least 30 days prior to entry (with some flexibility for those transitioning directly from treatment programs), and consenting to random drug and alcohol testing. Beyond sober living, KCR offers professional intervention services, which typically require 4-7 days to plan and execute at a cost of $3000-$6000 (not covered by insurance). Their recovery coaching services generally begin with weekly sessions for 4-6 weeks before transitioning to bi-monthly maintenance meetings, with each session lasting 60-75 minutes. The organization clarifies that recovery coaches serve a distinct role from AA sponsors and do not facilitate 12-Step work.