The Better Business Bureau, a non-profit organization that regulates businesses, may have some interesting information about Sober Living in Leavenworth Kansas. The organization says that about 40% of the residents in this community are classified as being homeless. The statistics do not include data on how many of them actually have a place to live. One thing the BBB data show is that a number of these people are addicted to drugs or alcohol, or they may be suffering from some other mental health issue. Of course, none of these data will come without using our own judgment and research. It seems that the transition homes do provide some kind of a support system for their residents. The transition homes are owned by the various governmental agencies and local governments in Kansas and surrounding areas. The transitional housing also provides the people in the group with employment opportunities as well as access to the variety of services that the local government offers. There are about a dozen full-time and part-time outpatient clinics in the entire county as well. Of course, each of these clinics has different programs and the numbers of people who are in each clinic will give you a better idea of what is offered. As a resident of the transitional living program, you have access to a professional doctor on staff and several physicians throughout the center. There are many doctors on staff, including a pediatrician and a psychiatrist. As with any medical facility, you can use the doctor and physician offices that are in the transition zone free of charge and gain an appointment at a clinic in your area that accepts Medicaid, if you qualify. This will give you a better idea of what the number of doctors and other services that are offered in the halfway house is as compared to another health care center in your area. If all of this sounds like a great place for you to live, contact the board of directors to find out more information.