About this Recovery House
Maple House is a men's sober living home on Maple Avenue in Mount Kisco, New York, in Westchester County. Lexington Center for Recovery runs it as a 10-bed community residence for men between 18 and 65 in the reintegration stage of recovery from a substance use disorder.
A Men's Sober House With Ten Beds
The house holds ten men and it is staffed around the clock. Everyone living here is at a similar point: treatment is behind them, and the work now is holding a routine without a clinical setting to hold it for them. Single gender housing at this stage keeps the household focused. Room and board come with the placement, in what the organization calls a semi-independent, secure setting, so a resident has a real address and a locked door while the rest of his life is being rebuilt.
The Thirty Hour Week in This Recovery Home
Residents keep a 30 hour weekly recovery schedule built from outpatient treatment, volunteering, educational programming and employment. It is the defining rule of the house. Thirty hours is close to a full time commitment, and it forces the question that most determines whether someone stays sober after leaving: what fills the day. A man who moves in without work or a program has a month to build one, and the staff help him do it.
Support Available Inside This Sober Living Home
The residence provides case management, individual counseling, support groups and life skills groups, AA and NA meetings, recreational activities and relapse prevention work. Length of stay depends on individual progress. The combination is aimed at the reintegration stage specifically: skills for running a household and holding a job, alongside enough clinical contact to catch a problem early.
Who This Westchester County Recovery Residence Is For
The published criteria are narrow and honest: men aged 18 to 65 who have moved past the acute phase. Someone who needs detox or medical supervision on site belongs somewhere else. Someone leaving a residential program, a hospital or incarceration with a plan and no stable address is the resident this house is built around, and that clarity saves everyone a failed placement.
Mount Kisco as an Address for Recovery Housing
Mount Kisco is a village of about eleven thousand in northern Westchester County, with a compact downtown, a working commercial district and a Metro-North station on the Harlem Line. Northern Westchester Hospital is minutes away, and White Plains, the county seat, is a short train ride south. A resident here can hold a job in the village on foot or commute to White Plains or New York City by train without owning a car, which is the practical constraint that decides most placements in this county.
Certification and This Mount Kisco Sober House
The residence is certified by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports, and certification of recovery housing is voluntary in New York. A certified community residence operates under defined staffing, clinical oversight, admission and discharge policy, incident reporting and inspection, and the state publishes its treatment and recovery resources through OASAS.
