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The Anthony House

2534 Hillwood Dr
Maplewood, MN 55119
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About The Anthony House

The Anthony House is a sober living house in Maplewood, Minnesota, for male-identifying individuals. This is a structured home where residents learn to live free of drugs, alcohol and other substances. There are frequent drug screenings along with peer support and regular house meetings

This is a rent situation with single rooms priced at $925 per month. Double rooms are $825 per month. Insurance is not accepted. The home is in a residential area about eight miles from downtown Saint Paul. 

Spacious Residential Home

The home is a spacious 3,360 square feet. Clients have access to the internet, cable TV and laundry facilities. The kitchen is well-appointed with plates, pots and pans. 

There are also three refrigerators with plenty of room for dry goods storage. The home opens to a backyard pond and a beautiful outdoor area. 

Focus on Life Skills Development

Clients focus on improving life skills so they can reintegrate into their everyday lives. The environment is peer-driven, but house leaders and staff provide oversight and mentorship. 

Residents have remarked on their appreciation for the safe environment and the encouragement to pursue their personal goals. Others have mentioned the caring staff, peer accountability and sense of community.

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Latest Reviews

Chris Rinier
1 month ago on Google
5
Great place to find balance in your life and form a routine. Will set a foundation in your recovery path for the future. Safe, clean, and run by a great group of folks that have your best intrest at heart.
Response from the owner1 month ago
Thank you I am glad we could help with your start of your journey
David Brusven
3 months ago on Google
5
The Anthony House helped change my life. I am forever grateful for the safe and structured environment I found there. The managers and community were incredibly supportive and worked hard to maintain a standard of accountability that is essential in early recovery.
Response from the owner1 month ago
Thank you so much for sharing this. Hearing stories like yours is exactly why we do what we do. It was a privilege to support you, but the real credit goes to your dedication and hard work. We are rooting for you every step of the way!
Kyle Trettel
3 months ago on Google
5
I have lived at Michael’s Place (part of the Anthony House) for nearly six years. I exited inpatient and toured 4 different sober houses before finally landing on the front steps of Michaels Place. Within minutes, I knew this is exactly where I needed to be. The other four houses I toured were dirty and un-inviting, slapping a huge rule book in front of me, basically expecting me to be a bad person. At Michael’s Place, there was immediate respect from the home owner; Living in these houses makes sobriety fun! Michael’s place specifically is kept extremely clean, with most guys chipping in on a daily basis to keep our environment in order. The best part is, it doesn’t even feel like a sober home at times…it’s a brotherhood. What makes these houses so great in particular are the guys who live in them. Good, honest, hard working men looking to achieve goals together. I must admit, without good guys living in these houses, you have nothing. Dan does a good job in trying to select guys for houses who will not only be a good fit, but guys who are serious about staying sober. I can confidently say that this is one of the best sober houses in the twin cities.
Response from the owner1 month ago
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your journey and such an incredible milestone with us. Hearing that you’ve called Michael’s Place home for nearly six years is truly inspiring!
​We know how overwhelming it can be to find the right environment after inpatient treatment. We purposefully designed our homes to feel like homes, not institutions, because we believe that respect and dignity are foundational to lasting recovery. It’s amazing to hear that you felt that difference the second you walked through our doors.
​A house is just a building without the people inside it. The brotherhood, the shared commitment to cleanliness, and the daily support you all provide one another are what truly make Michael’s Place special. Dan works hard to bring in men who are serious about their recovery, but it’s guys like you who show up every day, work hard, and build that community who make it a success.
​Thank you for being such an integral part of the Anthony House family and for helping us make this one of the best sober living environments in the Twin Cities.
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Self-pay involves paying for treatment out of your own pocket. You can use savings or credit, get a personal loan, or receive help from family and friends to fund your treatment. If you don't have insurance or your insurance plan doesn't cover a specific program, self-pay can help ensure you still get the care you need.

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Levels of Care

To provide an environment that encourages sobriety, a sober living home in Minnesota enforces strict rules. Residents must abstain from substance use, participate in support meetings and chores, abide by a set curfew, respect their housemates, and home staff, and agree to random drug tests. As long as they abide by the halfway house rules, residents are welcome to live in the home as long as they wish. Most stay at least 90 days.

Treatments

Alcoholism is a chronic, progressive condition involving the excessive and compulsive consumption of alcohol. This overconsumption leads to physical dependence and alcohol addiction. Alcohol rehab in Minnesota offers resources to help individuals recover from alcoholism and maintain a sober lifestyle. Treatment typically involves a three-step process that begins with supervised detox, followed by behavioral-based rehab, then continues with sobriety maintenance.

Drug addiction is defined as an inability to stop using drugs even though it causes negative consequences in your life. Drug rehab in Minnesota provides treatment for drug addiction in a variety of settings including inpatient treatment and outpatient treatment.

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2534 Hillwood Dr, Maplewood, MN 55119

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3.67 (9 reviews)
Corey Walthers
3 weeks ago
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"DO YOUR HOMEWORK ". In addition recovery some people get an addiction to "YES" Money, cars, motorcycles, pools, moter home's and buy homes and yes unfortunately take advantage of people not being honest! After 3 years I made the price of moving into the WBL home. This is income with guys in recovery that see this in AA and NA. Dan is a true hero of his new addiction and his new wife came into HIS home acting like a CEO. The week before she directly lied to 5 sober Men saying, the White Bear Lake house is "not for sale remodeling for clients" 2 weeks later "for sale" We all know Dan tries hard to talk smooth "santa" although futher investigation showed his house manger using. No UA just a stren talking. No smart business man would post pics like he will soon be deleting from his personal FB PAGE. AGAIN be very careful. This behavior can't continue to happen to simple men working in recovery. Thus the role of the Will and Willpower, in addiction and recovery. An Attorney who I know personally informed me of these lies. He is the top notch Attorney representing White Bear Lake Towship. People do your homework. Sober living is more than ripping people off. I have way over 25 years in Public Safety and I fell short as well as many others to his lies. White Bear Lake township placed a maximum of FIVE adult males for the property (Colin's Place) years back. I learned early in recovery of honestly, respect and following rules to improve yourself daily. Anyone can set down a drink and still continue to not change. True testimonies of Dan getting abusive with the township of 5 unrelated adult guys maximum. I moved in and there were six living there. All the guys all saying six is the maximum per Dan. This number came up every Sunday at our weekly meetings that Dan didn't attend. "False" he was told in writing and verbally no more than FIVE guys per the rental license and agreement. He's a owner of a recovery home and can't even follow the law by adding another person thinking board would not find out. In fact his house manager who never left the couch daily or worked was breaking the rules daily. This was told to the group of guys living their. What a "leader" can't even follow the licensed agreement breaking state law. The rental license should of been revoked although the township thought there was just 5 or less living in the home. Again just one other shady thing we noticed of a greatly damaged man breaking everything we don't teach or learn in recovery. House manager having his son stay on weekends was disturbing the entire house. A young male minor is not allowed in recovery homes overnight. That happened during my entire time I rented there. Red flags were flying and some scared too address the issue with Dan out of fear of retaliation or eviction. It was then very clear this man makes up the rules and changes rules at his direction not the city, state or township. A huge mess and not a penny to the men who were forced to leave their home for months of weekend open houses. This cost all the guys gas and eating out money. No offer for reimbursement to the guys. In addition nights, days during the week of showings. Mr. Curtis is correct paper work is not just confusing Dan hand picks Manager's to do this and not give clients copies of everything. (Always saying the printer is broken) when asking for copies. With a guy that has a Criminal Law degree like myself I was applaud from everything including the fraud. Horrable management and this isn't the Army! FYI folks after posting pics of all the cars out front they were deleted. 11 "off street parking" is not factual straight up and a false statement! Management didn't intimate me! Don't let them try. If you want to live in a dump! "MAJOR DUMP"! Maplewood is a good suburb for crime and drugs.

Chris Rinier
1 month ago
5

Great place to find balance in your life and form a routine. Will set a foundation in your recovery path for the future. Safe, clean, and run by a great group of folks that have your best intrest at heart.

Response from the owner
Thank you I am glad we could help with your start of your journey
Thomas Larson
3 months ago
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I recently completed treatment at Hazelden and was informed of this sober living home. I took a tour and was shocked to see how many cars were sitting outside and living conditions were packed. For almost a grand a month this is not affordable to anyone coming out of treatment. With all the cars and yard burned out with weeds it looked like a trailer park. After sharing this with the staff and management of Hazelden the home is no longer a referral from complaints of unprofessional management behavior. Per intake office I wasn't the first to report back to them on this house.

Response from the owner
Men in Sober houses as they rebuilt their lives they get drivers licenses and they have a car
This home has seven bedrooms
It also has 11 offstreet parking spots
David Brusven
3 months ago
5

The Anthony House helped change my life. I am forever grateful for the safe and structured environment I found there. The managers and community were incredibly supportive and worked hard to maintain a standard of accountability that is essential in early recovery.

Response from the owner
Thank you so much for sharing this. Hearing stories like yours is exactly why we do what we do. It was a privilege to support you, but the real credit goes to your dedication and hard work. We are rooting for you every step of the way!
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