The Hartman House - Luma – Women’s House

Set on a private, fully fenced property, this women's recovery residence provides a calm environment where residents can focus on recovery while building healthy daily routines. Surrounded by mango trees and tropical landscaping, the home offers a comfortable setting with a strong sense of privacy and community. At Hartman House, women live alongside peers with similar goals, fostering an atmosphere of respect, accountability, and encouragement.

Practice Recovery In Daily Life

Recovery is part of everyday life at Hartman House. Residents attend recovery meetings, work on individualized recovery plans, and build practical skills that support daily responsibilities and greater independence. Because recovery looks different for each person, the program supports multiple pathways to recovery. Residents are also matched with housemates who share similar ages, interests, and recovery goals, helping create a supportive living environment.

Prepare For Independent Living

As residents work toward independent living, Hartman House combines personal responsibility with support from staff who help them stay engaged in the recovery process. Meeting attendance is reinforced through a GPS-based app that verifies participation and encourages accountability. Many staff members and owners are former residents themselves, bringing firsthand understanding of the challenges and milestones that can come with recovery. This shared experience helps create an environment where residents can strengthen the habits and responsibilities needed for life beyond the residence.