Most sober living homes have a manager who checks in during business hours. Tuscawilla Place has Paul.
Paul has been the full-time, on-site house manager at Tuscawilla Place for more than five years. He does not commute to this job. He lives here. He works here. He is present on the campus every day, around the clock, for the residents who call this place home. That is not a detail. That is the accountability story.
Paul’s role at Tuscawilla Place is not administrative. It is operational. Here is what that looks like on the ground.
He oversees 18 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings on campus every week. He administers the random drug and alcohol testing program that keeps the campus 100 percent sober. He runs the weekly house meeting where the community addresses shared responsibilities and expectations. He enforces curfew and house rules consistently, without exception, for every resident on the campus.
He conducts the intake conversation with every new resident before they move in. He is often the first person a family member calls when they have a question about a loved one. He is the point of contact for treatment centers and court programs confirming a placement.
He has been doing this for more than five years. Not as a visiting professional. As a member of the Tuscawilla Place community.
Available to residents, families, and referral partners by phone at (352) 622-6023
There is someone here who knows this campus, knows recovery, and knows you by name. When things get hard, which they do, you do not have to wait for a business-hours response. Paul is here. That matters more than most people realize until they need it.
When a loved one is in early recovery, the question families ask most is: who is keeping an eye on things? At Tuscawilla Place, the answer is Paul. He has been on this campus for more than five years. He lives here. He is not a contractor. He is not a part-time supervisor. He is present, and he is accountable.
When you place a client at Tuscawilla Place, you are placing them with Paul. More than five years of consistent on-site management. Random testing administered by someone who is actually there when the test happens. Curfew enforced by someone who is on campus when curfew hits. That is the accountability structure your clients need, and it is a rarer find than it should be.
The AA meetings that run on campus every week do not organize themselves. Paul oversees the meeting schedule, coordinates with the AA community, and ensures that recovery support is consistently available to every resident on the campus, every day of the week.
For a resident who does not have a car or a strong network in Ocala yet, having 18 meetings a week accessible on campus without transportation is one of the most practical gifts the campus offers. Paul is the reason that gift is reliable.
Yes. Paul has been the full-time on-site house manager at Tuscawilla Place for more than five years. He lives and works on the campus every day. He is not a remote administrator or a part-time supervisor. The campus is monitored around the clock because Paul is there around the clock.
Yes. Paul is the primary point of contact for families with questions about a resident at Tuscawilla Place. Call or text (352) 622-6023. He responds within one business day. For urgent concerns, call directly.
Yes. Paul conducts the intake conversation for every new resident and works directly with treatment centers and court programs on placement coordination. Call (352) 622-6023 or complete the referral form at tuscawillaplace.com/referrals. He will follow up within one business day.
Paul has been the full-time on-site house manager at Tuscawilla Place for more than five years. That continuity of management is part of what makes the accountability structure at Tuscawilla Place reliable for residents, families, and referral partners.
Whether you are a prospective resident, a family member, or a case manager, Paul is available to answer your questions directly.
