Hurley House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Hurley House is a men's recovery residence on Lowell Street in Waltham, Massachusetts, in Middlesex County.

A Men's Recovery Home Run by MHSA

Hurley House is operated by Middlesex Human Service Agency, which runs the program for adult men only, over a course of up to six months of individualized clinical support. Residents work toward employment, reestablishing family and community connections, and long-term recovery goals, with the structure built around a defined timeline rather than an open-ended stay.

Clinical Support Behind This Recovery Home

MHSA staff provide the clinical oversight at Hurley House, and the program is designed to move residents toward stable, independent sober living once they complete it. That combination of clinical support and a housing exit plan distinguishes Hurley House from a peer-run sober house that leaves clinical care to outside providers.

Recovery Housing in Waltham and Middlesex County

Waltham sits along the Charles River in Middlesex County, close to Boston and served by the MBTA Commuter Rail, and it hosts a concentration of outpatient behavioral health providers and colleges that support a working recovery routine. Middlesex County is the state's most populous county, and Waltham's location inside it puts residents within reach of a wide job market.

MHSA's Recovery Homes Across Greater Boston

Middlesex Human Service Agency also runs Answer House in South Boston, Sullivan House in Jamaica Plain and Brookford House in Dorchester, all through the same central intake as Hurley House. A resident who needs a different location or a change of setting later can raise it with an agency that already knows him.