Threshold Recovery operates seven sober living homes in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, providing transitional housing for individuals leaving addiction treatment programs. Two of these residences are gender-specific (one for men, one for women). Founded after the owner lost a loved one to a fatal overdose, Threshold Recovery is committed to offering stable, abstinence-based housing for those recovering from addiction. The organization collaborates with the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences and National Sober Living Association. Residents typically pay between $175-200 weekly or approximately $800 monthly. Each home features shared common areas, kitchen facilities with assigned refrigerator space, and shared bathrooms. New residents initially share rooms with 2-3 others, with the possibility of transitioning to single rooms after demonstrating accountability. The program requires active participation in recovery, with residents needing to document at least five recovery-focused activities weekly, such as therapy sessions, 12-step meetings, church attendance, sponsor meetings, service work, or exercise. After 30 days and completing Step 1 of the 12-Step program, residents may request home passes with 48 hours' notice. Threshold Recovery also assists with employment opportunities, with residents typically finding jobs paying $12-17 per hour.