Homes 4 Hope Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Homes 4 Hope is a certified sober house for men in Salisbury, Maryland, in Wicomico County on the Lower Eastern Shore.

Certified Recovery Housing for Men in Salisbury

Homes 4 Hope, also known as Homes4Hope Therapeutic Solutions, provides recovery housing exclusively for adult men working through substance use disorder. The organization pairs its housing with a low-intensity residential treatment track for residents who need more structured clinical support than housing alone provides, and it positions its residences near medical facilities and transportation so daily appointments stay reachable without a car.

A Program Built Around Outpatient and Residential Treatment

The organization runs an outpatient office in downtown Salisbury and describes its recovery residences as spread throughout the city instead of concentrated at one address. A specific street address for this particular residence is not published, so anyone comparing options should confirm the exact location directly with the operator before applying.

What Maryland Certification of Recovery Residence Operators Establishes

Maryland Certification of Recovery Residences (MCORR) lists Homes 4 Hope, LLC among the state's certified recovery residence operators, a status the Behavioral Health Administration grants under COMAR 10.63.08. Certification requires a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules, and a complaint process outside the house. The organization has also stated accreditation through CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, on its own materials.

Recovery Housing on the Lower Eastern Shore

Salisbury is the seat of Wicomico County and the commercial center of the Lower Eastern Shore, home to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional and Salisbury University. Recovery housing on the Shore concentrates in and around the city, which keeps a men's sober house here within reach of the region's main hospital, its outpatient behavioral health providers and the bus routes that connect them.