Hudson Health Corinthian Recovery Residence is a supervised sober living program for men in Georgetown, Delaware. Hudson Behavioral Health opened a newly renovated Corinthian II residence in 2025 after purchasing a new Georgetown property, and Delaware Health and Social Services currently lists Hudson Health Corinthian Recovery Residences as a certified Level 3 residence for men. Because the state intentionally keeps the current street address private, this listing no longer publishes the older South Race Street address. The current Hudson contact number is 410-219-9000, option 3.
Structured Support After Treatment
Corinthian is recovery housing rather than a medical detox center or inpatient alcohol treatment hospital. Hudson says residents are expected to obtain employment, participate in 12-Step meetings, and enroll in an outpatient treatment program. Residents also receive case management and attend weekly life-skills groups. This structure can be especially useful after alcohol rehab, when a person is ready to live in the community but still benefits from accountability, a substance-free environment, and regular recovery activities.
Hudson reports that Corinthian can accommodate up to ten men and offers flexible lengths of stay based on recovery needs. Its 2025 certification by the First State Alliance of Recovery Residences, Delaware’s affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, indicates that the home has been reviewed against recovery-residence standards for safety and quality. Delaware currently categorizes the residence as Level 3, a level that provides more structured support than basic peer-run sober housing.
Alcohol Recovery and Continuing Care
For someone recovering from alcohol addiction, sober living can provide a bridge between formal alcohol treatment and fully independent living. The home does not replace counseling, outpatient care, or medical services; Hudson specifically requires residents to participate in outpatient treatment. A resident may therefore continue alcohol counseling, relapse-prevention work, or other clinical services with an outside provider while living at Corinthian.
People who are physically dependent on alcohol should not use a recovery residence as a substitute for withdrawal management. Severe alcohol withdrawal can require medical supervision, and anyone with a history of seizures, delirium, or serious withdrawal symptoms should receive an appropriate clinical assessment before entering sober living.
Admissions and Payment
Hudson states that its Delaware recovery houses are partially funded by Delaware Health and Social Services and the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. A current resident fee schedule or insurance list is not published, so no specific payment type is claimed in this directory. Prospective residents should call to ask about eligibility, current openings, costs, required sobriety, outpatient enrollment, medications, employment expectations, and length of stay.
For men who have completed alcohol detox or another level of alcohol treatment and need a structured next step, Corinthian offers recovery housing centered on employment, 12-Step participation, case management, life skills, and ongoing outpatient care. The exact Georgetown location remains private in accordance with Delaware’s current public treatment directory.
