Recovery Residence Certification

To pursue recovery residence certification or recertification in Texas, complete this online application. Upon submission, TROHN will review and evaluate your application to determine whether it meets the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR’s) and TROHN‘s standards.

NARR certification is a strength-based process, meaning you will have access to educational resources and the ability to update information within a reasonable time period, if a Reviewer determines that you do not meet a standard.

However, there is no guarantee that an application will meet standards and receive a certification. Applicants have the right to submit a variance (exception) to a standard and to submit a grievance against the Reviewer or TROHN.

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Table of Contents

1. Orientation
2. Provider Information
3. Policies, Documents and Attestations
4. Programs and Properties

Certification Outline

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1. Orientation
1.1. Certification Process
1.2. User Agreement
1.3. Frequently Asked Questions
1.4. Levels of Support
1.5. NARR Standards
2. Provider Information
2.1. Administrator Information
2.2. Eligibility Self Screening
3. Policies, Documents and Attestations
3.1. Policies and Procedures
3.2. Liability Insurance
3.3. Landlord Agreement(s)
3.4. Compliance
3.5. Marketing
3.6. Conflicts of Interest
3.7. Resident Agreements
3.8. Staff and Leaders
4. Programs and Properties
4.1. Programs (Service Models)
4.2. Properties