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Recovery residences are increasingly integrated into reentry services, providing supportive housing for individuals in recovery. This case study examined the relationship between Oxford House and a Drug Treatment Court (DTC) in a Midwest county. Interviews with DTC staff (n = 4) and current/former OH residents (n = 3) identified facilitators (e.g. jail staff promotion, positive reputation, rental support) and barriers (negative perceptions, inconsistent communication, bed scarcity). Participants recommended fixed communication roles and stronger community connections to enhance collaboration. Findings highlight the role of community partnerships in supporting DTC outcomes and improving recovery housing integration.
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