Standing Strong Recovery Residence Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Standing Strong Recovery Residence is a sober living home in Baltimore, Maryland, in Baltimore City, a market covered by two competing hospital systems and one regional transit network. Standing Strong appears on Maryland's Certification of Recovery Residence list as a certified operator.

A Sober Living Home Served by Regional Transit

Baltimore City residents move between neighborhoods on the Maryland Transit Administration's Local Bus routes, the Metro SubwayLink, the Light RailLink and the Charm City Circulator, and Penn Station puts the MARC Penn Line and Amtrak inside the same city. That network matters to someone rebuilding a routine around a job, a meeting and an appointment without a car.

What the Certification List Says About Standing Strong

The state list gives an operator name and a city for Standing Strong and nothing further: no street, no bed count, no gender served. The address is not published, so a prospective resident should confirm the exact location directly with the operator before applying.

What MCORR Certification Requires

The credential comes from Maryland's Certification of Recovery Residence program, and it carries four obligations for the operator holding it: a published code of ethics, fees and house rules given to an applicant in writing before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and acceptance of an outside complaint process.

Hospitals and Employers Across Baltimore City

Johns Hopkins Hospital and the University of Maryland Medical Center anchor the city's two largest medical systems, and each draws its own share of Baltimore's outpatient treatment providers and behavioral health staff. A resident of a Baltimore City sober living home sits inside the service area of both without a commute to another county.