Monarch House in New Bedford, Massachusetts operates as a 27-bed sober living home exclusively for women and those who identify as female. As part of the High Point Treatment Center network, this facility carefully screens all potential residents, accepting referrals from various substance use treatment and detox programs to ensure appropriate placement. The program offers comprehensive support including substance use counseling with specific focus on relapse and overdose prevention. Residents also receive practical life skills training, vocational assistance, and personalized aftercare planning to build a foundation for independent living. While Monarch House connects clients with external resources for mental health treatment and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), their primary focus remains on helping individuals reintegrate into community living. The program serves a diverse population, including those who have recently experienced homelessness, with the goal of supporting long-term sobriety. Financial accessibility is a priority at Monarch House, with the facility accepting MassHealth (Medicaid) and offering sliding fee scales for uninsured or underinsured individuals through the High Point Treatment Center network.