Real Deal was founded around a single idea: mental-health treatment only works if people can actually reach it and stay in it long enough for it to change something. Insurance covers the care. Almost nothing covers the room. In a Texas metro, structured sober living runs $1,500–$3,000 a month, so the adults who need three or four months of real treatment quit at week three because rent broke them.
So we built the housing side ourselves — $500/month sober living paired with psychiatrist-led outpatient care that treats mental health and substance abuse under one plan. That combination is the whole point. It is what makes recovery reachable for anyone who deserves it, not just the small slice of people who can afford $3,000/month out of pocket.