AffinityOne Toms River
AffinityOne Toms River provides sober living in Toms River, New Jersey. The center opened in 2020 and has 31-50 beds. It serves men and women in a structured, supportive setting.

Sober Living21+ days



AffinityOne Toms River is a sober living home in Toms River, New Jersey, for people who are already in outpatient treatment and need a stable place to stay. This SAMHSA-listed sober living in New Jersey gives residents a break from daily triggers and a structured environment where they can practice new skills. The home is designed for people attending a partial hospitalization program (PHP) in the area, so they can rest and reset between counseling sessions.
Residents live in a comfortable house with home-style meals, shared living areas, and modern conveniences. The approach is evidence-based and includes individual treatment and Twelve Step facilitation. Peers and staff at this New Jersey sober living provide encouragement and focus on building life skills for lasting sobriety.
Programs at AffinityOne Toms River
The primary service at AffinityOne Toms River is sober living. Stays typically last 21 days or more, and the program is designed to support people who are also receiving outpatient care. **Residents there may take part in individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, and sessions based on DBT dialectical behavior therapy and CBT cognitive behavioral therapy), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)**. Art therapy, meditation, and mindfulness are also available.
The center calls its approach evidence-based, combining individual treatment with Twelve Step facilitation. Residents receive these therapies in a supportive setting where they can focus on relapse prevention and building daily structure.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Twelve Step Facilitation
- Individual Treatment
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Evidence-Based
- Group Therapy
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Twelve Step
Who AffinityOne Toms River serves
- Men and women, with separate accommodations or shared rooms as available
- Individuals with substance use disorders involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, ecstasy, marijuana, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, psychedelics, or synthetic drugs
- Individuals who are stepping down from or attending a partial hospitalization program (PHP) in the Toms River area
- People who need a sober living environment with peer support and structure
- Those who speak English
- Adults seeking a protected setting to focus on recovery skills
Setting at AffinityOne Toms River
The home has 31-50 beds and offers private and shared rooms, some with private bathrooms. Amenities include air-conditioned rooms, televisions, snacks, an outdoor lounge, and gourmet dining. Airport transfers are available, and cell phones are permitted so residents can stay in touch with family.
- Airport Transfers
- Outdoor Lounge
- Gourmet Dining
Paying at AffinityOne Toms River
AffinityOne Toms River accepts cash pay rates. The information available lists no insurance plans, so reach out to the helpline to learn whether your policy covers sober living or related services. Calling the helpline is free, remains confidential and puts you under no commitment whatsoever; trained advisors can explore your options. If you have New Jersey Medicaid, ask the helpline to verify whether sober living services are covered, because rules vary by plan and by service type.
Questions to ask AffinityOne Toms River
- Does the sober living program require concurrent attendance at a PHP or outpatient program?
- How long do most people stay, and is an extension possible?
- Are private rooms available, and what is the difference in cost?
- How are medications managed, and is there medical oversight for withdrawal?
- What aftercare is offered, such as alumni events or return visits?
- Is the program licensed, and by which authority?

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Common questions
How many beds does AffinityOne Toms River have?
Based on information listed by SAMHSA, AffinityOne Toms River has 31-50 beds. The home offers private and shared rooms in a sober living setting. Availability changes frequently, so contact the helpline to ask about current openings and whether the program fits your needs. Calls to the helpline are free, private, and do not require you to enroll.
What is the typical program length at AffinityOne Toms River?
Most stays last 21 days or more, although each person's length may vary. The sober living environment supports people attending a partial hospitalization program nearby. If a longer stay would be helpful, ask the center directly. The helpline can help you compare different sober living options and verify insurance coverage, and you are under no obligation when you call.
Does AffinityOne Toms River accept Medicaid or insurance?
The available information shows cash pay rates listed as a payment method, with no stated Medicaid or insurance participation. Coverage varies from plan to plan and by service type. Contact the helpline and a trained advisor can check whether your insurance or New Jersey Medicaid covers sober living or related treatment. Using the helpline is free, private, and does not mean you must enroll.
What should I ask before choosing a sober living program in New Jersey?
Ask about licensing, staff credentials, how medication is managed, and what the plan is if you relapse. Confirm the costs and whether insurance is accepted. For AffinityOne Toms River, ask how the sober living works alongside outpatient treatment and whether aftercare is included. The helpline can help you prepare your questions and connect you with licensed providers; there is no charge and your call remains private.
Where can I find free therapy in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, therapy that is free or low-cost may be found at community mental health centers, county programs, and certain nonprofit clinics. For help with a substance use disorder, the helpline can link you to sliding-scale options and find out if Medicaid or insurance applies. Call any time to talk through what you need; the service is private, free of charge, and does not commit you to any treatment.