New Day Recovery Services

New Day Recovery Services takes an integrated approach to addiction treatment, combining structured outpatient programming with sober-living housing options at the same location. That combination is specifically useful for individuals who have completed a residential or inpatient level of care and need both ongoing clinical support and a stable, recovery-oriented living environment as they return to day-to-day life.

The program places significant emphasis on peer connection and community. Recovery-community models use the experience of people further along in recovery as a central therapeutic resource, alongside licensed clinical staff. For veterans accustomed to operating within structured communities and peer accountability systems, that model can feel more intuitive than a purely clinical outpatient setting.

The integration of sober living and outpatient care at one location also addresses a practical gap that many individuals face after inpatient treatment: returning to a home environment that is not supportive of recovery. Having structured housing as part of the program removes that obstacle during the most vulnerable period of early recovery.

New Day Recovery Services is located in Castle Hills on NW Military Highway, in the northwest San Antonio corridor. NW Military Highway runs through a stretch of the city that is accessible from multiple parts of the metro, with connections to US-281 north, Loop 410, and Loop 1604.

The Castle Hills location sits near Camp Bullis, the training installation that is part of the JBSA complex. It is also within reasonable driving distance of Lackland AFB to the southwest and Fort Sam Houston to the east, making it an option for military-connected individuals from across the metro rather than just those in the immediate northwest.

For individuals in sober living, the NW Military Highway corridor offers access to employment, transit connections, and community resources, which matters during the reintegration phase that sober living is designed to support.

Before taking any further steps with New Day Recovery Services, confirm the following directly with their team:

• What TRICARE plans do you currently accept, and are you in the TriWest network?
• Does TRICARE cover sober-living housing, outpatient treatment, or both, and what is the verification process?
• What level of clinical care is provided alongside the sober-living component?
• How many hours per week of structured programming are required for sober-living residents?
• What is the typical duration of stay in the sober-living program?
• Do you have experience working with veterans or active-duty personnel?
• What happens if someone in sober living needs to step up to a higher level of clinical care?
• What are the house rules, curfew, and employment expectations for residents?

The sober-living and outpatient combination is a specific model that works well for some individuals and not others. Getting clear answers helps you determine whether it matches your current circumstances.