Considine House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Considine House is a men's sober living home in the Price Hill section of Cincinnati, Ohio, in Hamilton County, in a house built in 1890.

A Men's Sober House Built in 1890

Considine House holds around eleven men near Warsaw Avenue in Price Hill, in a home New Foundations Recovery Housing has kept running for well over a century. The operator has not published an exact street address for this location; placement runs through the organization directly.

Secure Storage for Medication-Assisted Recovery

The house is built for residents on medication-assisted treatment, with secure storage for the self-administration of medications such as Suboxone and methadone. That detail matters for a resident whose treatment plan depends on a prescribed medication continuing without interruption after a move.

Recovery Meetings in the Backyard

A heavily wooded backyard with a fire pit serves as the house's regular gathering spot for support meetings, an informal setting the operator has built into the property rather than treating as incidental. It gives residents a place to talk outside a formal meeting room, which matters in a peer-led house where no single resident is in charge.

Ohio Recovery Housing Certification at the Managed Level

Considine House is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing, the state's NARR affiliate, at the Managed level, the standard New Foundations carries across its Ohio homes.

Recovery Housing in Cincinnati and Hamilton County

Price Hill sits close to bus lines, parks and grocery stores that matter to a resident without a car, and Cincinnati's broader outpatient network sits a short ride away. Men leaving treatment on the west side of Hamilton County often look to Price Hill first for that reach.