Hudson Health Tau Recovery Residence is a supervised sober living home for women in Georgetown, Delaware. Hudson Behavioral Health identifies Tau House as its Georgetown recovery residence for women, and Delaware Health and Social Services currently lists Hudson Health Tau Recovery Residences as a certified Level 3 program. The state intentionally keeps the current street address private, so this updated listing does not publish the older West Pine Street address. The current Hudson contact number for Delaware recovery housing is 410-219-9000, option 3.
A Recovery Residence for Women
Tau House provides recovery housing rather than hospital detoxification or inpatient alcohol treatment. Hudson reports that Tau accommodates up to seven women and operates as a supervised sober living residence. Residents are expected to secure employment, participate in 12-Step meetings, and enroll in outpatient treatment. Case management and weekly life-skills groups are also part of the recovery-house structure.
In 2025, Tau House and Corinthian House received certification from the First State Alliance of Recovery Residences, Delaware’s affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Hudson says the certification verifies that the homes are current with recognized standards for recovery-residence safety and quality. Delaware’s own treatment directory identifies Tau as Level 3 recovery housing for women.
Continuing Alcohol Recovery
Tau House can be appropriate for women who have already completed alcohol detox, residential care, or another phase of alcohol treatment and need more structure before returning to independent living. A sober residence may help a person avoid environments associated with drinking while building routines around work, meetings, counseling, and daily responsibilities.
The home should not be confused with a clinical alcohol rehab program. Hudson requires residents to participate in outside outpatient treatment, which means counseling and other clinical services continue separately from the housing component. Women seeking alcohol counseling should confirm which outpatient provider they will use and how appointments, transportation, medications, and other treatment needs will be coordinated.
Women with significant physical dependence on alcohol may need withdrawal management before entering sober living. Alcohol withdrawal can become medically serious, so a recovery residence is not an appropriate substitute for a medical assessment or supervised detox when those services are needed.
Funding and Admissions
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. The organization does not publish a current resident fee schedule or a specific insurance list for Tau House, so this directory does not assign an unverified payment category. Prospective residents should contact Hudson directly about openings, eligibility, costs, required sobriety, medication policies, employment expectations, and length of stay.
For women progressing from alcohol treatment into community recovery, Tau House offers a structured setting built around sober living, 12-Step participation, case management, employment, life-skills development, and continued outpatient care. Its exact Georgetown address remains private under Delaware’s current public listing.
